FUTA Resumption date & Academic Calendar 2018/2019

FUTA resumption date for 2018/2019 scholastic session, and additionally scholarly logbook of the session is out. Both returning and new understudies of Federal University of Technology Akure can discover this data vital.

See underneath FUTA Academic Calendar for 2018/2019 session

FUTA Academic Calendar for 2018/2019 FIRST SEMESTER

Monday, tenth December, 2018 – Online Registration Starts and Arrival of Fresh Students

Monday, seventeenth December, 2018 – Orientation for Fresh Students

Sunday, sixth January, 2019 – Arrival of Returning Students, Registration Continues

Monday, seventh January, 2019 – Lectures Commence for all Students/Late Registration Commences

Monday, fourteenth January, 2019 – Normal Registration Ends for all Students

Monday, 21st January, 2019 – Late Registration Ends for all Students

Friday, first February, 2019 – Matriculation Ceremony

Thursday, 21st and Friday 22nd February, 2019 – Mid Semester Break

Monday, 25th February, 2019 – Lectures Resume for the rest of the piece of Semester

Friday, twelfth April, 2019 – Lectures Ends for all Students

Monday, fifteenth April to Friday, nineteenth April, 2019 – Lecture free week

Tuesday, 22nd April, 2019 – First Semester Examinations Commences

Friday, tenth May, 2019 – First Semester Examinations Ends

Saturday, eleventh May to Saturday, 25th May, 2019 – Inter-Semester Break

Rundown of First Semester Calendar: 14 weeks of Lectures, a month for enrollment, 3 weeks for Examinations

FUTA Academic Calendar for 2018/2019 SECOND SEMESTER

Sunday, 26th May, 2019 – Arrival Date for all Students/Online Registration

Monday, 27th May, 2019 – Registration Commences

Friday, seventh June, 2019 – Registration Ends

Monday, tenth June, 2019 – Lectures/Late Registration Commences

Friday, fourteenth June, 2019 – Late Registration Ends

Thursday, 25th and Friday 26th July, 2019 – Mid Semester Break

Monday, 29th July, 2019 – Lectures Resume for the rest of the piece of Semester

Friday, sixth September, 2019 – Lectures Ends

Monday, ninth to Friday, thirteenth September, 2019 – Lecture free Week

Monday, sixteenth September, 2019 – Second Semester Examinations Commences

Friday, fourth October, 2019 – Second Semester Examinations Ends

Rundown of Second Semester Calendar: 13 weeks of Lectures, 2 weeks for enrollment, 3 weeks for Examinations.

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