Abia State University (ABSU) Releases Academic Calendar For 2025 Session
Abia State University (ABSU) has released its academic schedule for the 2024/2025 academic session.
The newly published calendar highlights essential dates for fresh and returning students, detailing crucial academic activities, registration timelines, lecture periods, examinations, and semester breaks.
First Semester Overview
- Monday, March 3 – Arrival of new students and commencement of registration (1 week)
- Saturday, March 8 – Returning students resume, and registration begins
- Monday, March 10 – Lectures commence
- Friday, March 14 – Orientation for newly admitted students
- Friday, April 11 – Matriculation ceremony for freshers
- Thursday, April 17 – Monday, April 21 – Easter holiday break
- Friday, May 30 – Conclusion of lectures (12 weeks of academic engagement)
- Tuesday, June 3 – Revision week begins
- Friday, June 6 – End of revision
- Monday, June 9 – Examination period begins (3 weeks)
- Friday, July 4 – Conclusion of examinations
- Saturday, July 5 – Sunday, July 20 – Semester break (2 weeks)
Total Duration: 17 weeks
Second Semester Breakdown
- Monday, July 21 – Resumption for the semester; registration kicks off (1 week)
- Monday, July 28 – Lectures commence (12 weeks of instruction)
- Friday, October 17 – End of lecture period
- Monday, October 20 – One-week revision session begins
- Friday, October 24 – Conclusion of revision
- Monday, October 27 – Examinations commence (2 weeks)
- Friday, November 14 – End of examinations
- Saturday, November 15 – Official conclusion of the 2024/2025 academic session
Total Duration: 16 weeks
Looking Ahead: Next Academic Session
The next academic year (2025/2026 session) is set to begin on Monday, December 1, 2025.
Students are advised to adhere strictly to the outlined schedule to ensure a smooth academic experience. For more information and updates, visit the official ABSU website or contact the university’s administration office.
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