Academic Calendar

  • 2012/2013 Academic Calendar

    • For Postgraduate Students


    First Semester

    From To Activity
    27th February 2012
    5th March 2012
    4th June 2012
    18th June 2012
    		9th March 2012
    1st June 2012
    15th June 2012
    29th June 2012
    		 Resumption and Registration (2 weeks)
    Lectures (12 weeks)
    Examinations (2 weeks)
    First Semester Break


    Second Semester

    From To Activity
    2nd July 2012
    2nd July 2012
    24th September 2012
    5th October 2012    		 -
    21st September 2012
    5th October 2012
    -    		 Resumption
    Lecture (12 weeks)
    Examination (2 weeks)
    End of 2011/2012 Session



    For Undergraduate Students


    First Semester

    From To Activity
    Sunday 10th December, 2012
    Monday 14th January, 2013
    Monday 25th March, 2013
    		Saturday 22nd December, 2012
    Saturday 23rd March, 2013
    Saturday 5th April, 2013
    		Registration
    10 Weeks Lectures
    2 Weeks Examinations


    Second Semester

    From To Activity
    Monday 8th April, 2013
    Monday, 27th May 2013
    Monday 3rd June, 2013
    Monday 22nd July, 2013    		 Saturday 25th May, 2013
    Saturday 1st June, 2013
    Saturday 20th July, 2013
    Saturday 3rd August, 2013    		 7 Weeks Lectures
    Mid Semester Break
    7 Weeks Lectures
    2 Weeks Examinations

     

    *** Add/Drop (One Week Duration) will commence from Monday 20th May, 2013 - Monday 27th May, 2013


Vision

Ahmadu Bello University shall be a world-class university comparable to any other, engaged in imparting contemporary knowledge, using high quality facilities and multi-disciplinary approaches, to men and women of all races, as well as generating new ideas and intellectual practices relevant to the needs of its immediate community, Nigeria and the world at large.

Mission

To advance the frontiers of learning and break new grounds, through teaching, reaserch and the dissemination of knowledge of the highest quality; to establish and foster national and international integration, development and the promotion of African traditions and cultures; to produce high-level human power and enhance capacity-building through retaining, in order to meet the needs and challenges of the catchment area, Nigeria and the rest of the world.