Austria, University of Salzburg, University of Applied Sciences Carinthia
The academic year in Austria is divided into two terms (Semester) of around four months each, namely the winter term (Wintersemester), usually starting in the first week of October and lasting until end of January the following year, and the summer term (Sommersemester), which stretches from beginning of March till end of June.
Academic year and registration periods: more info PLUS, CUAS
| Hungary, University of West Hungary
The academic year consists of two terms, the spring (February–June) and
the autumn (September–January) term. Both terms have a 6-week team
period. > more information
| Netherlands, VU Amsterdam
All programmes at VU University Amsterdam follow the same time-table
structure. The academic year starts in the first week of September and
is divided into two semesters. Each semester consists of three periods
of 8+8+4 weeks. Examinations are held at the end of each semester
(January and June), or at the end of the eight- or four-week period.
Re-sits usually take place in the last two weeks of August. For precise
information on programmes and dates, see the information provided by the faculty
| Spain, University of Málaga
UMA academic calendar for the year
2012-2013 will be available in the web page by September. Nevertheless,
students are advised to visit the web page http://www.infouma.uma.es/folies/calendario.html where the undergraduate academic calendar 2011-2012 is available.
The Spanish academic year lasts for nine months and is usually divided
into three terms of classes, separated by holiday periods, although
for academic purposes, universities tend to use semsters (the first
from October to February and the second from February to June). Class
start at the end of September or the beginning of October for students
on Degree, Diploma or Engineering courses, although the year is
structured differently for postgraduates. >more information
| Romania, Babeş-Bolyai University
The academic year in Romania has a number of fixed reference points – the
periods for courses, seminars and practical activities, examination sessions, vacations and holidays; structured in 2 semesters, each
comprising 14 weeks of courses, seminars and practical activities and followed by an examination
session. > more information
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