A graduation ceremony was held at the VŠPJ. Symbolically, almost 300 graduates of the VŠPJ successfully completed their studies.

In the summer semester 2023/2024, almost 300 students of full-time and combined bachelor's and master's study programmes successfully completed their studies at the Jihlava Polytechnic University. For three days, not only fresh bachelors and bachelorettes were graduated, but also engineers from the follow-up master's programme Applied Technology for Industrial Practice and master's students from the programme Quality and Safe Care in Healthcare.

On the first day of graduation, diplomas were presented to graduates of the Healthcare Non-Medical Degree Programs in General Nursing, Midwifery and Quality and Safe Care in Healthcare. The second day belonged to the largest group of female graduates as well asgraduates of the technical and economic programs. On the final day, male and female graduates of the Health and Social Care program were honored. The red diploma for excellent academic results was awarded to 17 graduates of the VŠPJ. The graduates had the opportunity to record a significant milestone of their academic life in a self-service photo corner.

The ceremonies were attended by the Governor of the Vysočina Region Mgr. Vítězslav Schrek, MBA, 2nd Deputy Governor Ing. Vladimír Novotný, Mayor of Jihlava Mgr. Petr Ryška, deputy mayor Ing. arch. Martin Laštovička, Ing. Jiří Pokorný, Ing. Richard Šedivý and Radek Popelka, MBA, Councillor of the Vysočina Region Mgr. Jan Tourek and RNDr. Jan Břížďala, Ph.D., Bc. Roman Sýkora from the Department of Social Affairs of the Vysočina Region.

The next graduation ceremony at the Polytechnic University of Jihlava is planned for December due to the expiration of the accreditation of the study programmes Midwifery - Midwife and Nursing - General Nurse. According to the new rules, the study programmes General Nursing and Midwifery have been accredited.

The Polytechnic University of Jihlava has already celebrated a total of 6,702 graduates of Bachelor's degree programmes and 112 graduates of continuing Master's degree programmes.