Dates of Term
Term dates for session 2022 / 2023
Dates of Term should be read in conjunction with the University’s residency requirements for full-time students as set out in section 3.1 of Student Rules and Regulations.
Event |
Date |
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PGCE and BSc Nursing Schemes start on |
Monday 05/09/2022 - Saturday 17/12/2022 (15 weeks) or End of school term (teaching practice) |
Start date for BVSc Veterinary Science |
Monday 19/09/2022 - Saturday 17/12/2022 (13 weeks) |
Michaelmas Term |
Monday 26/09/2022 - Saturday 17/12/2022 (12 weeks) |
Welcome/Induction/Registration | Monday 26/09/2022 – Friday 30/09/2022 (1 week) |
Semester 1 Teaching | Monday 03/10/2022 – Saturday 17/12/2022 (11 weeks) |
Christmas Vacation* | Monday 19/12/2022 – Saturday 07/01/2023 (3 weeks) |
Lent Term | Monday 09/01/2023 – Saturday 25/03/2023 (11 weeks) |
Semester 1 Examinations | Wednesday 11/01/2023 – Wednesday 25/01/2023 (2 weeks) |
Induction/Prep for Semester 2 | Thursday 26/01/2023 – Saturday 28/01/2023 (3 days) |
Semester 2 Teaching | Monday 30/01/2023 – Saturday 25/03/2023 (8 weeks) |
Easter Vacation* | Monday 27/03/2023 – Saturday 15/04/2023 (3 weeks) |
Easter Term | Monday 17/04/2023 – Saturday 03/06/2023 (7 weeks) |
Semester 2 Teaching | Monday 17/04/2023 - Saturday 06/05/2023 (3 weeks) |
Reading/Revision Week | Tuesday 09/05/2023 - Saturday 13/05/2023 (5 days) |
Semester 2 Examinations | Monday 15/05/2023 – Saturday 03/06/2023 (3 weeks) |
Graduation Week | Tuesday 18/07/2023 – Friday 21/07/2023 (Royal Welsh 24-28 July 2023) |
Supplementary Examinations | Monday 14/08/2023 – Thursday 24/08/2023 |
NOTES
- Start and finish dates for students on a small number of programmes may differ, specifically those with extensive work experience placements e.g. Veterinary Science, Nursing and PGCE students. Students must check with their department.
- Vacation period for full-time undergraduate and postgraduate taught students, and for students on the International Foundation Programme. Formal, timetabled classes will not take place during vacation periods, but fieldwork, work experience placements and other activities may do.
- Induction at the beginning of semester 1 is an integral part of the academic year. Students are expected to be resident in Aberystwyth and to participate in activities as arranged by the University.
- The period from the end of Semester 2 to the beginning of the following session is a vacation period for full-time undergraduate students and for students on the International Foundation Programme. Students should however ensure that they are available to take resit exams in Aberystwyth during the August Resit Assessment period. Note that full-time postgraduate taught students will continue to pursue their studies during this period.
- Full-time postgraduate research students are required to be resident in Aberystwyth for 44 weeks a year, with the remaining 8 weeks to be taken as conditional leave. The timing of postgraduate research leave will be determined in discussion between student and supervisor, but does not need to coincide with the University vacation periods which are published in the dates of term.
KRB 06/09/2021
Term dates for session 2023 / 2024
Term dates for session 2023 / 2024
Dates of Term should be read in conjunction with the University’s residency requirements for full-time students as set out in section 3.1 of Student Rules and Regulations.
Event |
Date |
PGCE and BSc Nursing Schemes start on |
Monday 04/09/2023 – Saturday 16/12/2023 (15 weeks) or End of school term (teaching practice) |
Start date for BVSc Veterinary Science |
Monday 18/09/2023 - Saturday 16/12/2023 (13 weeks) |
Michaelmas Term[1] |
Monday 25/09/2023 - Saturday 16/12/2023 (12 weeks) |
Christmas Vacation 2 |
Monday 18/12/2023 – Saturday 06/01/2024 (3 weeks) |
Lent Term |
Monday 08/01/2024 – Saturday 23/03/2024 (11 weeks) |
Easter Vacation 2 |
Monday 25/03/2024 – Saturday 13/04/2024 (3 weeks) |
Easter Term |
Monday 15/04/2024 – Saturday 01/06/2024 (7 weeks) |
SEMESTER 1 |
|
Big Welcome Weekend |
Friday 22/09/2023 – Sunday 24/09/2023 |
Orientation/Induction/Registration 3 |
Monday 25/09/2023 – Saturday 30/09/2023 (1 week) |
Semester 1 Teaching |
Monday 02/10/2023 – Saturday 16/12/2023 (11 weeks) |
End of Semester Examination and Assessment period |
Monday 08/01/2024 – Saturday 27/01/2024 (3 weeks) |
SEMESTER 2 |
|
Semester 2 Teaching (Block 1) |
Monday 29/01/2024 – Saturday 23/03/2024 (8 weeks) |
Semester 2 Teaching (Block 2) |
Monday 15/04/2024 - Saturday 04/05/2024 (3 weeks) |
End of Semester Examination and Assessment period |
Tuesday 07/05/2024 – Saturday 01/06/2024 (4 weeks) |
Summer 4 and 5 |
|
Graduation Week (TBC) |
Week beginning Monday 15/07/2024 |
Supplementary Examinations |
Monday 12/08/2024 – Friday 23/08/2024 |
NOTES
- Start and finish dates for students on a small number of programmes may differ, specifically those with extensive work experience placements e.g. Veterinary Science, Nursing and PGCE students. Students must check with their department.
- Vacation period for full-time undergraduate and postgraduate taught students, and for students on the International Foundation Programme. Formal, timetabled classes will not take place during vacation periods, but fieldwork, work experience placements and other activities may do.
- Induction at the beginning of semester 1 is an integral part of the academic year. Students are expected to be resident in Aberystwyth and to participate in activities as arranged by the University.
- The period from the end of Semester 2 to the beginning of the following session is a vacation period for full-time undergraduate students and for students on the International Foundation Programme. Students should however ensure that they are available to take resit exams in Aberystwyth during the August Resit Assessment period. Note that full-time postgraduate taught students will continue to pursue their studies during this period.
- Full-time postgraduate research students are required to be resident in Aberystwyth for 44 weeks a year, with the remaining 8 weeks to be taken as conditional leave. The timing of postgraduate research leave will be determined in discussion between student and supervisor, but does not need to coincide with the University vacation periods which are published in the dates of term.
Term dates for session 2024 / 2025
Dates of Term 2024-25
Dates of Term should be read in conjunction with the University’s residency requirements for full-time students as set out in section 3.1 of Student Rules and Regulations.
Event |
Date |
PGCE/Nursing |
Monday 02/09/2024 (TBC) |
Veterinary Science |
Monday 16/09/2024 (TBC) |
Michaelmas Term1 |
Monday 23/09/2024 - Saturday 14/12/2024 (12 weeks) |
Christmas Vacation 2 |
Monday 16/12/2024 – Saturday 04/01/2025 (3 weeks) |
Lent Term |
Monday 06/01/2025 – Saturday 05/04/2025 (13 weeks) |
Easter Vacation 2 |
Monday 07/04/2025 – Saturday 26/04/2025 (3 weeks) |
Easter Term |
Monday 28/04/2025 – Saturday 31/05/2025 (5 weeks) |
SEMESTER 1 |
|
Big Welcome Weekend |
Friday 20/09/2024 – Sunday 22/09/2024 |
Orientation/Induction/Registration 3 |
Monday 23/09/2024 – Saturday 28/09/2024 (1 week) |
Semester 1 Teaching |
Monday 30/09/2024 – Saturday 14/12/2024 (11 weeks) |
End of Semester 1 Assessment and Examinations (including revision period) |
Monday 06/01/2025 – Saturday 25/01/2025 (3 weeks) |
SEMESTER 2 |
|
Semester 2 Teaching |
Monday 27/01/2025 – Saturday 05/04/2025 (10 weeks) Monday 28/04/2025- Saturday 03/05/2025 (1 week) |
Revision week |
Monday 05/05/2025 - Saturday 10/05/2025 (1 week) |
End of Semester 2 Assessment and Examinations |
Monday 12/05/2025 – Saturday 31/05/2025 (3 weeks) |
Summer 4 and 5 |
|
Graduation Week (TBC) |
Week beginning Monday 14/07/2025 (Royal Welsh TBC) |
Supplementary Examinations |
Monday 11/08/2025 – Thursday 21/08/2025 |
NOTES
- Start and finish dates for students on a small number of programmes may differ, specifically those with extensive work experience placements e.g. Veterinary Science, Nursing and PGCE students. Students must check with their department.
- Vacation period for full-time undergraduate and postgraduate taught students, and for students on the International Foundation Programme. Formal, timetabled classes will not take place during vacation periods, but fieldwork, work experience placements and other activities may do.
- Induction at the beginning of semester 1 is an integral part of the academic year. Students are expected to be resident in Aberystwyth and to participate in activities as arranged by the University.
- The period from the end of Semester 2 to the beginning of the following session is a vacation period for full-time undergraduate students and for students on the International Foundation Programme. Students should however ensure that they are available to take resit exams in Aberystwyth during the August Resit Assessment period. Note that full-time postgraduate taught students will continue to pursue their studies during this period.
- Full-time postgraduate research students are required to be resident in Aberystwyth for 44 weeks a year, with the remaining 8 weeks to be taken as conditional leave. The timing of postgraduate research leave will be determined in discussion between student and supervisor, but does not need to coincide with the University vacation periods which are published in the dates of term.