Academic year

Academic calender 2012-2013

The Academic year begins 1 August and ends 31 July. The terms are divided inte two teaching periods each, periods 1 and 2 during the Autumn term and periods 3 and 4 during the Spring term. Each teaching period consists of seven weeks of teaching followed by one week for exams. Period 4 is one week longer than the other periods due to the Easter vacation.

AUTUMN TERM 2012:

3.9- 19.10 Teaching period 1
20 & 22-27.10 Exam week for period 1
29.10-15.12Teaching period 2
16 & 18-21.12 Exam week for period 2

SPRING TERM 2013:

21.1- 8.3Teaching period 3
9 & 11-15.3 Exam week for period 3
18.3-10.5 Teaching period 4
11 & 13-18.5 Exam week for period 4

Detailed timetable for the Academic year 2012-2013 as a pdf-file [pdf] 23k.

Academic calender 2011-2012

The Academic year begins 1 August and ends 31 July. The terms are divided inte two teaching periods each, periods 1 and 2 during the Autumn term and periods 3 and 4 during the Spring term. Each teaching period consists of seven weeks of teaching followed by one week for exams. Period 4 is one week longer than the other periods due to the Easter vacation.

AUTUMN TERM:

29.8- 14.10 Teaching period 1
15.,17-22.10 Exam week for period 1
24.10-9.12 Teaching period 2
10.,12-17.12 Exam week for period 2

SPRING TERM:

23.1- 9.3 Teaching period 3
10., 12-17.3 Exam week for period 3
19.3-11.5 Teaching period 4
12., 14-19.5 Exam week for period 4

Detailed timetable for the Academic year 2011-2012 [pdf] 22k.

Exams

The exam dates for each course and for all the courses in one subject are listed on the course web page on Courses and study plans.

Teaching schedules

The schedule for each course can be found on the course web page. Press the Schedule-button on the course web page and navigate forwards in the calender with the arrow button.

Creating your own Schedule

You can plan your schedule in TimeEdit by making your own timetable. The program is in Swedish, follow the instructions below:

* Select "Bokningssökning" (Search Bookings)
* Select "Avancerad sökning" (Advanced search) in the upper right corner
* Select "Kurser" (courses) in the field "Typ"
* Insert the course code in the field "Namn" (Name)
* Select the course you want with the blue arrow in front of the course code. NB! The letter H after the course code indicates Helsinki, the letter V Vaasa, so select only courses for your own campus. You can select up to ten different courses.
* Select "Textformat" or "Grafiskt format" to see your timetable. "Grafiskt format" shows a weekly schedule, "Textformat" a list.