The academic year consists of two semesters, each with theory classes, interim assessments and a final examination session. The academic calendar helps students and teaching staff plan their work precisely.
The key dates of the current academic year are given below. The exact schedule may differ slightly by faculty and programme — check the latest information with your dean's office or the registrar.
Key dates of the academic year
| Period | Start | End |
|---|---|---|
| Autumn semester (classes) | 2 September | 28 December |
| Autumn examination session | 13 January | 25 January |
| Winter holidays | 26 January | 8 February |
| Spring semester (classes) | 9 February | 31 May |
| Spring examination session | 8 June | 27 June |
| Summer holidays | 1 July | 31 August |
How the academic year runs
- Registration At the start of the semester students enrol on their modules and register their study load.
- Theory classes Lectures, seminars and laboratory classes run throughout the semester.
- Interim assessment Mid-semester, students' knowledge is assessed through continuous and interim assessments.
- Final session At the end of the semester students sit their examinations and final marks are awarded.