
University of Jos Unveils Revised 2025/2026 Academic Calendar
The University of Jos (UNIJOS) has released a revised academic calendar for the 2025/2026 session, detailing key timelines for academic and administrative activities.
The updated schedule outlines important dates for registration, lectures, examinations, semester breaks, and other academic engagements. University authorities have urged students to carefully review the calendar and adhere strictly to all deadlines to avoid disruptions to their studies.
According to the timetable, first semester registration commenced in November 2025, with lectures beginning in December and continuing into January 2026 after the Christmas break. Matriculation for newly admitted students was held in mid-January, while first semester examinations are scheduled to run from March through April.
The second semester is set to begin in May 2026, with lectures continuing until August when examinations will be conducted. Result processing is expected to take place in September, ahead of the conclusion of the academic session later in the year.
The calendar also accommodates key academic activities such as teaching practice, industrial attachment, convocation ceremonies, and staff leave periods, all structured to ensure a smooth and efficient academic cycle.
The university emphasized that strict compliance with the schedule is essential, warning that missing registration or examination deadlines could negatively impact students’ academic progress.
Meanwhile, the institution continues to pursue academic excellence under the leadership of Vice-Chancellor, professor Tanko Ishaya, with ongoing efforts focused on strengthening academic programmes and maintaining a stable academic calendar.
Established in 1975, the University of Jos remains a leading federal institution known for its contributions to research and higher education in Nigeria.
Students are advised to stay updated on all academic activities and plan accordingly to ensure a seamless and successful session.
Benita Ibrahim



