FUTA Revised 1st Semester Academic Calendar 2016/2017

The management of Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) has released a reviewed Academic Calendar for 1st semester, 2016/2017 academic session.

The breakdown of academic activities is as indicated below; 

1st Semester Revised Academic Calendar 2016/2017

 Monday 12th December 2016- Online 
Registration Commences
Tuesday 3rd January, 2017- Arrival of Students (Registration Continues)
Monday 9th to Friday 13th January 2017- Orientation for Fresh Students
Friday 13th January 2017- Normal Registration Ends
Monday 16th January 2017- Lectures Commence (Late Registration Commences)
Friday 20th January 2017- Late Registration Ends
Friday 27th January2017 – Matriculation Ceremony
Thursday 2nd & Friday 3rd March 2017- Semester Break
Wednesday 10th April 2017- Lectures End
Tuesday 11th –Sunday 16th April 2017- Lecture- free Week
Tuesday 18th April 2017- First Semester Examinations Commence
Wednesday 10th May 2017- First Semester Examinations End
Thursday 11th May – Thursday 1st June 2017- Inter Semester Break
(Summary: 13 weeks for lectures: 1 week for Registration; 2 weeks for Examination) 

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