FUNAI Academic Calendar for 2023 Announced (UPDATED)

Alex-Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu-Alike (AE-FUNAI) adjusted second semester Academic Calendar for 2022/2023 Session has been Released.

This is to inform the general public that Federal University Ndufu-Alike Ikwo (FUNAI) has released the adjusted Academic Calendar for 2022/2023 Academic Session.

LATEST UPDATE: FUNAI adjusted 2nd semester academic calendar for 2022/2023 session

See the schedule of events below;

AE-FUNAI Adjusted 2nd Semester Academic Calendar Schedule

SEPTEMBER 2023

• 17-19 Sept – 200-500 level students return to campus for SECOND semester
• 19-23 –  Sept Lectures commence and continue for 200-500 level students
• 25-29 –  Sept Lectures continue for 200-500 level students

OCTOBER 2023

• 4 Oct  – 100 level students return to campus for second semester
• 5 Oct  –  Lectures commence and continue for 100 level students
• 9-13 Oct –  Lectures continue for ALL students
• 13 Oct  –  Result portal closes for 1st semester

NOVEMBER 2023

• 13-17 Nov –   Mid-semester examination for all students/Lectures continue
• 27 Nov – Dec 1 –  Revision

DECEMBER 2023

•  4-8 Dec  – 2nd semester examination commences for 200-500 level students
• 22 Dec  –  All students vacate campus Christmas break begins
• SUMMARY

LECTURES: 12 WEEKS EXAMINATION: 3 WEEKS

TOTAL: 15 WEEKS

Note: Lectures run concurrently with most of the activities, with the exception of breaks, and examinations

Lecturers are by the forgoing reminded to submit the inception quiz and returning students’ mid semester results immediately school reopens. Please be guided!

Prof. Dr Johnny Ogunji
Director

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