On the following pages about teaching, you can find the academic calendar and your course schedule, as well as information about course registration, study contracts, and much more. You can find it all in the menu.
Teaching and examination periods 2021-22 | ||
|---|---|---|
Introduction for new Bachelor's students – summer | Wednesday 25 August – Friday 27 August | Week 34 |
1st semester | Monday 30 August – Saturday 11 December | Week 35-49 |
Teaching, exercises and projects (only Bachelor of Engineering) | Monday 13 December – Wednesday 22 December | Week 50-51 |
Exam | Monday 20 December – Saturday 29 January | Week 51-4 |
Reexam - Science and MsC in Engineering - Bachelor of Engineering | Monday 23 May – Saturday 11 June Monday 23 May – Saturday 2 July | Week 21-23 week 21-26 |
Lecture-free | Monday 18 October – Saturday 23 October | Week 42 |
Introduction for new Bachelor's students – winter | Wednesday 26 January – Friday 28 January | Week 4 |
2nd semester | Monday 31 January – Saturday 21 May | Week 5-20 |
Teaching, exercises and projects (only Bachelor of Engineering) | Monday 23 May – Friday 3 June | Week 21-22 |
Exam | Wednesday 1 June – Friday 1 July | Week 22-26 |
Reexam | Monday 1 August – Saturday 27 August | Week 31-34 |
Lecture-free | Monday 11 April - Wednesday 13 April | Week 15 |
Taching and examination periods 2022-23 | ||
Introduction for new Bachelor's students – summer | Wednesday 24 August – Friday 26 August | Week 34 |
1st semester | Monday 29 August – Saturday 10 December | Week 35-49 |
Teaching, exercises and projects (only Bachelor of Engineering) | Monday 12 December – Thursday 22 December | Week 50-51 |
Exam | Monday 19 December – Saturday 28 January | Week 51-4 |
Reexam - Science and MsC in Engineering - Bachelor of Engineering |
Monday 22 May – Saturday 10 June Monday 22 May – Friday 30 June |
Week 21-23 Week 21-26 |
Lecture-free | Monday 17 October – Saturday 22 October | Week 42 |
Introduction for new Bachelor's students – winter | Wednesday 25 January – Friday 27 January | Week 4 |
2nd semester | Monday 30 January – Saturday 20 May | Week 5-20 |
Teaching, exercises and projects (only Bachelor of Engineering) | Monday 22 May – Friday 3 June | Week 21-22 |
Exam | Thursday 1 June – Friday 30 June | Week 22-26 |
Reexam | Tuesday 1 August – Saturday 26 August | Week 31-34 |
Lecture-free | Monday 3 April – Wednesday 5 April | Week 14 |
As a student, you may neither record classes nor share the teacher’s recordings of classes from a course forum in Brightspace or Panopto without consent from the teacher and your fellow students. This is due to rules about copyright and data protection.
If you record or share a recording of a class without consent, this will be regarded as a breach of the university's rules and regulations and a violation of the teachers’ copyrights. Breaches of the rules and regulations are handled in accordance with AU's disciplinary rules.
Special exceptions
As a student, if you wish to record teaching as part of the study assistant scheme or the dual career scheme, for classroom teaching, you can only do so with the teacher’s and your fellow students’ consent. This is for the sake of your fellow students.
If you wish to record a lecture, you must notify your teacher at least one week before the lecture takes place. You do not require consent from your fellow students to record a lecture.
If you need to record a class as part of special educational support (SPS) and have, for example, been given a dictaphone on the grounds of a functional impairment, you can record a class without obtaining consent. However, you must notify the teacher at least one week before you wish to record the class.
For both classroom teaching and lectures, recordings covered by the above exceptions must avoid including fellow students’ personal data to the greatest extent possible, such as video images of fellow students or personal data on a white board or similar. The recording must be deleted as soon as it has been used for the purpose intended and no later than at the end of the semester. Recordings must never be shared with others. Sharing is regarded as a breach of the university's rules and regulations and a copyright infringement.