AAUA Academic Calendar 2025/2026 Session Released

The long wait is over, and the Senate of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko has finally signed off the AAUA Academic Calendar for the 2025/2026 academic session. It is clear, detailed, and yes, a bit packed, but that’s how university life goes sometimes. Everyone gets a fair slice of deadlines, lectures, and assessments.

You can already sense the rhythm of the session by looking at the weeks laid out. Fresh students, returning ones, all roads lead to Akungba. Let’s take a closer look.

First Semester AAUA Academic Calendar

• Week 1 (12th – 18th October 2025)
  • Online screening and registration for freshers.
  • Registration for returning students.
• Week 2 (19th – 25th October 2025)
  • Official resumption of all students.
  • Faculty-based course exposition kicks off.
• Week 3 (26th October – 1st November 2025)
  • Lectures begin across faculties.
• Week 4 (2nd – 8th November 2025)
  • Orientation programme for new students.
  • Regular classes continue.
• Week 5 (9th – 15th November 2025)
  • Lectures go on.
  • Registration period closes.
• Week 6 (16th – 22nd November 2025)
  • Classes carry on.
  • Late registration begins.
• Week 7 (23rd – 29th November 2025)
  • More lectures.
  • End of late registration, portal closes.
• Week 8 (30th November – 6th December 2025)
  • Teaching continues.
  • Vice Chancellor’s Test holds.
• Week 9 (7th – 13th December 2025)
  • Normal class activities.
• Week 10 (14th – 20th December 2025)
  • Lectures remain in full swing.
• Week 11 (21st – 27th December 2025)
  • Continuous assessment number two.
  • More lectures to round off the year.
• Week 12 (28th December – 3rd January 2026)
  • Lectures resume after the holiday mood.
• Week 13 (4th – 10th January 2026)
  • Classes push on.
• Week 14 (11th – 17th January 2026)
  • More lectures as the semester winds down.
• Week 15 (18th – 24th January 2026)
  • Revision week for all students. Time to tie up loose ends before exams.

What This Means for Students

The semester feels like a long road but with plenty of checkpoints. Registration deadlines loom early, orientation comes quickly for freshers, and assessments are sprinkled in before anyone gets too relaxed.

So, whether you’re stepping into Akungba for the first time or you’re already used to the dust and bustle of campus, keep your eye on the dates. Forgetting a week can set you back. No one wants to be running helter-skelter when others are already done.

Plan well, rest when you can, and face the timetable head-on. Like they say, school no be beans, but with the calendar in your pocket, you’re already one step ahead.