Academic Calendar

Final-year students receive structured feedback from their capstone supervisors on completed draft submissions. It is an opportunity to receive guidance, clarify expectations, and identify areas for improvement ahead of final submission.

A national public holiday observed by the Ashesi community to commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

The final submission of capstone projects for grading. Final-year students are required to submit the completed version of their capstone work, incorporating all feedback received and meeting the university’s academic and submission requirements.

Easter Monday is a public holiday in Ghana that follows Easter Sunday and marks the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is observed by the Ashesi community.

The End of Semester Examinations for senior students mark the final assessment period for the semester for Seniors only. These exams evaluate students’ understanding of course material and contribute to final academic results for graduating students.

Capstone presentations form part of the final examination process for senior students. During these sessions, students present their capstone projects, demonstrating their research, analysis, and practical application of knowledge before an assessment panel.

This session provides final-year students with feedback on their capstone projects ahead of final submission. It offers an opportunity to clarify expectations, address gaps, and refine project content based on guidance from supervisors.

The final submission of completed capstone projects for archiving. Final-year students are required to submit the approved final version of their work for official records and institutional reference.

An Islamic festival commemorating faith, sacrifice, and obedience. It is a national public holiday in Ghana and is observed by the Ashesi community.

Republic Day observed as the Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving, is a national public holiday in Ghana. It marks Ghana’s transition to a republic and provides an opportunity for reflection, gratitude, and prayer. The day is observed by the Ashesi community.