UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE MARKURDI 2013/2014 ACADEMIC TIME TABLE

FIRST SEMESTER 2013/2014

S/N	DATE	EVENT	DURATION
1	Sunday 11th May, 2014	Students return to campus
2	Monday 12th May, 2014 – Friday 23rd May, 2014	Registration	2 Weeks
3	Monday 26th May, 2014 – Friday 6th June, 2014	Late Registration	2 Weeks
4	Friday 13th June, 2014	End of Add/Drop of Courses	-
5	Monday 26th May, 2014 – Friday 15th August, 2014	Lectures	12 Weeks
6	Monday 18th August, 2014 – Friday 22nd August, 2014	Revision	1 Week
8	Monday 25th August, 2014 – Friday 12th September, 2014	Examinations	3 Weeks
9	Saturday 13th September, 2014 – Saturday 27th September, 2014	First Semester break	2 Weeks
10	Friday 10th October, 2014	First semester results to be ready for consideration by all Department Boards	4 Weeks
11	Friday 24th October, 2014	First semester results to be ready for consideration by all College Boards	2 Weeks
12	Friday 31th October, 2014	First semester results to be ready for consideration by Senate Committee on exams	1 Week
13	Thursday 20th November, 2014	First semester results to be ready for consideration by Senate	3 Weeks

ASUU: Lectures In UNILAG to Cover up the lost Grounds

 As academic activities resumed at the University of Lagos,  yesterday, Monday January 6th, the institution’s branch of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU,  has promised to make sacrifices to make up for lost time.

The Chairman of the university’s chapter of ASUU, Dr. Oghenekaro Ogbinaka, gave the assurance in Lagos.

Lecturers in public universities embarked on an indefinite strike under the directive of ASUU on June 30, 2013. They called off the strike on December 17. 2013.

The lecturers were agitating for Federal Government’s full implementation of an agreement it entered into with the union in 2009.

Ogbinaka said that the union was satisfied with steps the government recently took to ensure that the country’s university system was on the same pedestal with those of many other countries.

He said that University of Lagos lecturers would ensure that areas that suffered during the strike were covered qualitatively.

He urged students to work hard to make up for the lost time.

According to him, the Federal Government had demonstrated willingness to create a conducive teaching and learning environment in public universities.

LASU ASUU THREATENS STRIKE

Dr Adekunle Idris, Chairman, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Lagos State University, Ojo (LASU) chapter, on Monday called on the State Government to urgently address some burning issues in the institution.
Briefing journalists in Lagos, Idris urged the state government, university council and management to address the lingering issues to forestall looming crises.
He said that the ASUU congress in the university had mandated the executive committee to explore avenues of dialogue to resolve the contending issues.
The union leader, however, said that they may be forced to declare an industrial action if the dialogue with the government failed to achieve the desired result.
Shedding light on the issues at stake, Idris said that the state government had not implemented the Universities Miscellaneous Provision Act 2012 in LASU.
“This law was passed by the Federal Republic of Nigeria for effective running of universities and we were part of ASUU /FG 2009 agreement.
“One of the provisions of the agreement is that academic staff on professional cadre shall retire at age 70 and non-academic staff at 65.
“It also says that principal officers shall serve for a single term of five years,” he said.

*Student of the Lagos State Univesity protesting hike in school fees

Idris said that the state government had, during a deliberation with the institution’s four unions on Dec. 31, 2010, promised to implement the agreement but failed to do so.

2013 the year of ASUU

The concept of Man of the Year (changed to Person of the Year in 1999) was developed by Time Magazine in 1927 to recognise and feature a person, group, idea or object that “for better or for worse…has done the most to influence the events of the year.”

It took me only a few minutes to decide that there was no single person in Nigeria in 2013, who “influenced the events of the year” to the point of being named Man of the Year. True, there were notable individuals who made significant splashes, but there were even more interesting developments for which groups of individuals were responsible. Although each of the developments was specific to a particular sector of our national life, many citizens were affected beyond those sectors. The four major developments, which dominated the news “for better or for worse” in 2013, are: Corruption in the economic sector; terrorism in the security sector; 2015 politics in the political sector; and the strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities in the education sector. Most events in 2013 were influenced by one or more of these developments.

FUTO 2012/2013 Newly approved Academic Time Table

FUTO Senate has approved an updated 2012/2013 Academic Calendar. The adjusted 2012/2013 ACADEMIC CALENDAR is as follows:

Week 1:  January 5 - 11, 2014

Students return to Campus/Revision

Week 2: January 12 - 18, 2014

Rain Semester Examinations

Week 3: January 19 - 25, 2014

Rain Semester Examinations

January 25, 2014 - End of 2012/2013 Academic Session.

January 26, 2014 - Beginning of 2013/2014 Academic Session

 

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AMENDED UNN 2013/2014 Academic Time Table

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TIME-TABLE OF EVENTS FOR 2013/2014 SESSION

FIRST SEMESTER 2013/2014

JANUARY 2014 
Friday 03 - Arrival of freshmen/provision of accommodation
Monday 06 - Registration begins for freshmen
Thursday 09 - Arrival of old students/provision of accommodation
Monday 13 - Registration begins for old students
- Lectures begin
- Orientation for freshmen begins

Friday 17 - Orientation for freshmen ends
Friday 24 - Registration ends for all students
Monday 27 - Late registration begins for all students
Friday 31 - Late registration ends for all students
FEBRUARY 2014 
- Lectures continue
MARCH 2014 - Lectures in progress
SATURDAY 08 - MATRICULATION CEREMONY

MONDAY 24 – SUNDAY 30 - CONVOCATION CEREMONIES

APRIL 2014 
Thursday 11 - Lectures end
Monday 14 - Revisions begin
Thursday 17 - Revisions end
Friday 18 – Monday 21 - Easter Break
Tuesday 22 - Departmental Examinations begin
Friday 25 - Departmental Examinations end
Monday 28 - Examinations in Inter-Faculty and Inter-Disciplinary
Courses begin
MAY 2014 
Friday 09 - Examinations in Inter-Faculty and Inter-Disciplinary
Courses end
- End of First Semester/Students Vacate Campus

SECOND SEMESTER 2012/2013