Important (de)registration dates & year calendar
Registration & late enrolment
Each block has a fixed period for enrolment as well as late enrolment. Late enrolment is possible shortly before the start of each block from 09:00 in the morning. You can then register for courses whith places available.
- Semester 1 timetable: available mid-August
- Semester 2 timetable: available mid-January
Important dates
Block 1 2022-2023 | 5 September - 11 November (reflection week: 7 - 11 November)
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Block 2 | 14 November - 3 February (reflection week: 3 January - 3 February)
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Block 3 | 6 February - 21 April (reflection week: 11 - 14 April)
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Block 4 | 24 April - 30 June (Summer holidays 3 July - 1 September)
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Please note: in some faculties you register per block and not per semester. For more information, see the overview of course enrolment dates for the entire UU.
Non-teaching days and days off
Christmas holidays (non-teaching days) | 26 December 2022 - 13 January 2023 |
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Good Friday | 7 April 2023 |
Easter | 9 and 10 April 2023 |
Non-teaching days | 17 - 21 April |
King's Day | 27 April 2023 |
Liberation day | 5 May 2023 |
Ascension | 18 May 2023 (19 May is also a day off) |
Pentecost | 28 and 29 May 2023 |
Academic year calendar
The academic calendar of the Humanities faculty shows exactly how the academic year is organised. Different dates may apply to courses/educational activities that are (partly) provided by other faculties. So keep a close eye on this!
» printable version academic year calendar 2022-2023 (pdf)
Explanation
- Non-teaching Days: no classes, tests and resits scheduled.
Group or individual arrangements can be made if so agreed upon by both the student and the teacher, e.g. handing in an assignment, doing a resit or receiving feedback. - Reflection week: no classes and tests scheduled.
Students and teachers are available for resits, reflection, feedback, tutoraat and information events. - Christmas break: no classes, tests and resits.
Students do not have to be available for teaching or study activities. - Summer break: no classes, tests and resits scheduled.
Group or individual arrangements can be made if so agreed upon by both the student and the teacher, e.g. handing in an assignment, doing a resit or receiving feedback.

