Auckland University of Technology
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Canterbury graduates
University of Canterbury(1)
Members must wear the academic dress appropriate to their degree. A smaller type of hood was introduced 1981, replacing the Cambridge full shape, traditionally used in New Zealand universities till then. This new hood is of the Cambridge pattern, but cut on a slightly smaller scale. Academical dress must correspond in respect of shape, size, material and colour to the standard specifications determined by Council and maintained by the Registrar.
Chancellor
Robe: peony red (BCC 37) damask embroidered with gold and gold lace.
Cap: peony red (BCC 37) trencher with gold lace and tassel.
Pro-Chancellor
Robe: peony red (BCC 37) damask embroidered with gold and gold lace.
Cap: peony red (BCC 37) trencher with gold tassel.
Vice-Chancellor
Robe: peony red (BCC 37) damask embroidered with gold
Cap: peony red (BCC 37) trencher with gold tassel.
Registrar
Robe: peony red (BCC 37) silk embroidered with gold.
Cap: peony red (BCC 37) trencher with peony red tassel.
Doctors
other than of Philosophy
Gown: as for the Cambridge Master of Arts but is of signal red (BCC 208) material.
Hood: size, shape and material as the standard pattern maintained by the Registrar,(2) made wholly of slate grey (BCC 154) silk.(3)
Cap: black bonnet as worn by Doctors at the University of St Andrews.
Doctors
of Philosophy
Full dress robe: as for the Cambridge Master of Arts with the addition of detachable facings of peony red (BCC 37).
Undress gown: as for the Cambridge Master of Arts.
Hood: size, shape and material as the standard pattern maintained by the Registrar, made wholly of the material used for the facings, and lined with slate grey (BCC 154).
Cap: black bonnet as worn by Doctors at the University of St Andrews.
Masters
Gown: as for the Cambridge Master of Arts.
Hood: size, shape and material as the standard pattern maintained by the Registrar, of slate grey (BCC 154), with a coloured satin lining and 3" (75mm) edge. The neckband is also bordered with the same material.
Cap: black cloth trencher with a tassel.
Bachelors
with Honours
Gown: as for the Cambridge Bachelor of Arts.
Hood: size, shape and material as the standard pattern maintained by the Registrar, of slate grey (BCC 154), lined and edged with a 1" (25mm) edge of coloured satin.
This is used by the Bachelor Degrees awarded with Honours. It is also used by the Degrees of Bachelor of Agricultural Science, and Bachelor of Horticultural Science of Lincoln College, now Lincoln University.
Cap: black cloth trencher with a tassel.
Used for BA(Hons), BSc(Hons), BEng(Hons), BCom(Hons), BMus(Hons), BFA(Hons).
Bachelors
Gown: as for the Cambridge Bachelor of Arts.
Hood: size, shape and material as the standard pattern maintained by the Registrar, of slate grey (BCC 154), lined with coloured satin.
Cap: black cloth trencher with a tassel.
Undergraduates including Diplomates and holders of Certificates
Gown: none.
Hood: none.
Cap: none.
Colours of the linings of the hoods for the Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees are as follows:
Agricultural Science (BAgrSc, MAgrSc)- emerald green -1970; BAgrSc emerald green edged 1" 1970- [not now awarded]; MAgrSc emerald green edged 3" [not now awarded]
Agriculture (BAgr)- pea green -1970; emerald green 1970- [not now awarded]
Horticultural Science (BHortSc, MHortSc) - BHortSc emerald green edged 1" 1970- [not now awarded]; BHortSc emerald green edged 3" 1970- [not now awarded]
Horticulture (BHort) - emerald green 1970- [not now awarded]
Arts (BA, BA(Hons), MA)- baby pink (BCC 14)
Science (BSc, BSc(Hons), MSc, DSc)- ultramarine (BCC 148)
Engineering (BE, BE(Hons), ME, MEFE, MEM, DEng)- violet (BCC 179)
Law (LLB, LLM, LLD)- ice blue (BCC 234)
Commerce (BCom, MBA, MCom)- Indian yellow (BCC 6)
Music and Fine Arts (MusB, MusB(Hons), MusM, MusD, BFA, BFA(Hons), MFA)- white (BCC 1)
Lincoln College- emerald (BCC 213)
Forestry (BForSc)- chestnut (BCC 60)
Education (BEd, MEd)- African brown (BCC 20)
Speech or language therapy (BSLT)- magenta (BCC 198)
Social Work (MSW(App))- post office red (BCC 209)