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==By country== {{Further|Academic graduation by country}} [[File:Suomalaisia naisylioppilaita 1906.jpg|thumb|200px|Female [[Finland|Finnish]] students graduating from high school, in 1906]] The procedures and traditions surrounding academic graduation ceremonies differ around the world. In the United Kingdom a graduation usually only occurs at university level. Whereas in the United States and many other countries, graduations also occur at high schools where no higher education qualifications are awarded to the graduates. In [[Sweden]], most universities are research-oriented and may present their students with bachelor's, master's, and doctor's degrees covering all academic streams. Universities across the country are based through the Higher Education Ordinance. Most of the national programs provide Swedish, English, math and science among degree courses. In India, nowadays, a passing out ceremony or a promotion ceremony from one level to another starting from preschools like from Nursery to Junior is also referred to as a Graduation Ceremony. In [[Zimbabwe]], graduation ceremonies are often associated with the guest of honor who most often is the ceremonial head of the institution. At state universities the president of the country officiates as chancellor and guest of honor. Every graduate of a state university in Zimbabwe can claim to have shaken the President's hand. The person most associated with graduation at those institutions is Zimbabwe's late ex-president [[Robert Mugabe]]. At other state institutions of higher learning, the vice presidents or other senior government officials may preside.<ref>{{Cite web|title = President Mugabe caps 1 986 at Nust {{!}} The Herald|url = http://www.herald.co.zw/president-mugabe-caps-1-986-at-nust/|website = www.herald.co.zw|access-date = 2015-08-01}}</ref> Otherwise, in countries like [[Argentina]] and [[Uruguay]], enthusiasm prevails over moderation, as well as taking part in an authentic [[carnival]] as part of the celebration that is mostly spontaneous, anarchic, and barely planned in the middle of the streets: hundreds of graduates, familiars and friends gather in an open place, carrying alcoholic drinks, eggs, flour and other messy food; pelting it all over the graduates; whereas the party is public and open to excesses that carry the complaints of all sorts of commerce, neighbours and authorities in the zone due to the concentration of public disorder and filth that lasts until the aftermath and overwhelms the municipal services.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.subrayado.com.uy/polemica-vecinos-y-egresados-medicina-festejo-mercado-del-puerto-n539285 | title=Polémica entre vecinos y egresados de Medicina por festejo en Mercado del Puerto | date=19 July 2019 }}</ref>
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