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Academic DressDoctor of Science higherdoctorateOxford-style red gown with blue facingand gold ribbon trim on front of gown andaround sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvetbonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hoodlined with blue and edged with gold ribbonwith two gold chevrons on either side.Doctor of Letters higher doctorateOxford-style red gown with gold facingand blue ribbon trim on front of gown andaround sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvetbonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hoodlined with gold and edged with blue ribbonwith two blue chevrons on either side.Doctor of Philosophy degreesOxford-style black gown with red facing onfront of gown and around sleeve cuffs. BlackTudor velvet bonnet with black tassel. Blackhood lined with red with gold edging.AssociateDegreeGraduateCertificateGraduateDiplomaProfessional doctoratesOxford-style black gown faced withdiscipline colour (as shown below) on frontof gown and around sleeve cuffs. BlackTudor velvet bonnet with black tassel. Blackhood lined with discipline colour with goldedging.Oxford burgonstyle hoodMasters degreesOxford-style black gown. Black mortarboardwith black tassel. Black hood lined with bluewith gold edging.Graduate diplomas and GraduatecertificatesCambridge-style black gown with relevantstoles.Undergraduate degreesCambridge-style black gown. Blackmortarboard with black tassel. Black hoodlined with discipline colour as shown below.Associate degreesCambridge-style black gown with relevantstole.Architectureand BuildingBusiness andManagementDiplomasCambridge-style black gown with relevantstole.HoodsAll University of South Australia hoodsare of the Oxford burgon style.Creative ArtsEngineeringHealthSciencesEducationEnvironmentalSciencesHumanities SocialSciences and LawInformationTechnologyScience
Mortarboard tassels forIndigenous Australian graduatesThe University of South Australia is proud ofits commitment to Australian reconciliation.To enable Indigenous Australians to havetheir ancestry recognised, Aboriginal andTorres Strait Islander graduates have theoption of wearing a mortarboard witha tassel incorporating the colours of therespective flags (red, black and gold forAboriginal graduates and blue, green andwhite for Torres Strait Islander graduates).History of academic dressAcademic dress has a long history, almostas long as that of universities themselves. Itbegan with the foundation of the Europeanuniversities in the 12th and 13th centuries.Until that time, education was carried outwithin the monasteries, such as one atOxford where divinity, philosophy and artswere studied as early as the 8th century.It was not until the 12th century thatgroups of teachers and students gatheredtogether for classes outside monasterywalls in a move that was recognisable asthe beginnings of universities. Two of theoutstanding schools at that time were inBologna and Paris. During the 13th centurythe Roman legal word universitas becamea common name for study groups. Thethird great university of the Middle Ages,Oxford, emerged at that time. Much of thesymbolism of academic dress is bound upwith the history of those early universitieswhich have influenced the creation andmaintenance of a distinctive form of dress.In the earliest times, university statutesconcerning academic costume weresomewhat vague, and it was not until thelate 14th and early 15th centuries, as layfashions began to change, that universitiesbegan to adopt the policy of setting downparticular requirements for the shape andcut of academic dress.Over the centuries, gowns have evolvedin various forms from the original outergarment or robe commonly worn by thelaity and members of the clergy, to the manymodern versions for the various levels ofacademic awards. Hoods have developedfrom the head coverings worn by studentsin the early ages. They were especially usefulin inclement weather and in the draughtycloisters of monasteries.At Canterbury, in the 13th century, themonks’ hoods were lined with fur becauseof the cold. Windows in those days were notglazed.It would seem that no matter how younga university is, one of the first priorities isto adopt a style of academic dress which isdistinctive.The University of South Australia isno exception. In 1991, the Universityacknowledged the academic dress of itspredecessor institutions and then in February1992, the University’s academic dress wasdetermined by the Council and the firstgraduation ceremonies wearing the newUniversity of South Australia academic dressoccurred during April 1992. It is interestingto note that the hood chosen is of OxfordBurgon style while the gown is of theCambridge style, an interesting link withtwo of the greatest European universitiesof the Middle Ages.
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