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20200318 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 20192020.Xlsx Updated Version by 2020-03-18 ACADEMIC CALENDAR ‐ ACADEMIC SESSION 2019/2020 FOR ALL SCHOOLS (EXCEPT FOR SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES AND SCHOOL OF DENTAL SCIENCES) SEMWEEK ACTIVITY DATE REMARKS 1 Monday, 09.09.2019 - Sunday, 15.09.2019 2 Monday, 16.09.2019 - Sunday, 22.09.2019 16.09.2019, Monday - Malaysia Day 3 Monday, 23.09.2019 - Sunday, 29.09.2019 4Teaching & Learning Monday, 30.09.2019 - Sunday, 06.10.2019 5(T&L - 7 Weeks) Monday, 07.10.2019 - Sunday, 13.10.2019 6 Monday, 14.10.2019 - Sunday, 20.10.2019 7 Monday, 21.10.2019 - Sunday, 27.10.2019 27.10.2019, Sunday - Deepavali** 8 Mid Semester Break Monday, 28.10.2019 - Sunday, 03.11.2019 28.10.2019, Monday - Deepavali** (Replacement) 9 Monday, 04.11.2019 - Sunday, 10.11.2019 09.11.2019, Saturday - Prophet Muhammad's Birthday 10 Monday, 11.11.2019 - Sunday, 17.11.2019 11 & 12.11.2019, Monday & Tuesday - Sultan of Kelantan's Birthday (Kelantan) 11 Monday, 18.11.2019 - Sunday, 24.11.2019 E N 12 Teaching & Learning Monday, 25.11.2019 - Sunday, 01.12.2019 O 13 (T&L - 6 Weeks) Monday, 02.12.2019 - Sunday, 08.12.2019 14 Monday, 09.12.2019 - Sunday, 15.12.2019 15 Monday, 16.12.2019 - Sunday, 22.12.2019 16Revision Week Monday, 23.12.2019 - Sunday, 29.12.2019 25.12.2019, Wednesday - Christmas 17 Monday, 30.12.2019 - Sunday, 05.01.2020 01.01.2020, Wednesday - New Year of 2020 18Examination Monday, 06.01.2020 - Sunday, 12.01.2020 (3 Weeks) 19 Monday, 13.01.2020 - Sunday, 19.01.2020 20 Monday, 20.01.2020 - Sunday, 26.01.2020 25 & 26.01.2020, Saturday & Sunday -Chinese New Year** 21 Monday, 27.01.2020 - Sunday, 02.02.2020 28.01.2020, Tuesday untill 13.02.2020, Thursday - PPJJ Intensive Course Mid Semester Break 22 Monday, 03.02.2020 - Sunday, 09.02.2020 08.02.2020, Saturday - Thaipusam ** (4 Weeks) 28.01.2020, Tuesday untill 13.02.2020, Thursday - PPJJ Intensive Course 23 Monday, 10.02.2020 - Sunday, 16.02.2020 28.01.2020, Tuesday untill 13.02.2020, Thursday - PPJJ Intensive Course 1/24 Monday, 17.02.2020 - Sunday, 23.02.2020 2/25 Monday, 24.02.2020 - Sunday, 01.03.2020 3/26 Monday, 02.03.2020 - Sunday, 08.03.2020 Teaching & Learning 4/27 Monday, 09.03.2020 - Sunday, 15.03.2020 (T&L - 6 Weeks) 5/28 Monday, 16.03.2020 - Sunday, 22.03.2020 6/29 Monday, 23.03.2020 - Sunday, 29.03.2020 7/30Mid Semester Break Monday, 30.03.2020 - Sunday, 05.04.2020 8/31 Monday, 06.04.2020 - Sunday, 12.04.2020 9/32 Monday, 13.04.2020 - Sunday, 19.04.2020 10/33 Monday, 20.04.2020 - Sunday, 26.04.2020 24.04.2020, Friday - Ramadhan (Kelantan) 11/34 Monday, 27.04.2020 - Sunday, 03.05.2020 01.05.2020, Friday - Labour Day O W 12/35 Monday, 04.05.2020 - Sunday, 10.05.2020 07.05.2020, Thursday - Wesak Day T Teaching & Learning 10.05.2020, Sunday - Nuzul Al-Quran 13/36(T&L - 8 Weeks) Monday, 11.05.2020 - Sunday, 17.05.2020 11.05.2020, Monday - Nuzul Al-Quran (Replacement) 14/37 Monday, 18.05.2020 - Sunday, 24.05.2020 24.05.2020, Sunday - Eid-ul Fitr** 15/38 Monday, 25.05.2020 - Sunday, 31.05.2020 25.05.2020, Monday - Eid-ul Fitr** 26.05.2020, Tuesday - Eid-ul Fitr** (Replacement) 30 & 31.05.2020, Saturday & Sunday - Pesta Kaamatan (Sabah) 16/39 Monday, 01.06.2020 - Sunday, 07.06.2020 01 & 02.06.2020, Monday & Tuesday, Hari Gawai (Sarawak) Revision Week 03.06.2020, Wednesday - PPJJ Examination 17/40 Monday, 08.06.2020 - Sunday, 14.06.2020 08.06.2020, Monday - Agong's Birthday Examination 18/41 (3 Weeks) Monday, 15.06.2020 - Sunday, 21.06.2020 19/42 Monday, 22.06.2020 - Sunday, 28.06.2020 Monday, 29.06.2020 - Sunday, 05.07.2020 20/43 G N 21/44Long Vacation / Industrial Monday, 06.07.2020 - Sunday, 12.07.2020 07.07.2020, Tuesday - Penang Heritage O L Training / KSCP (10 Weeks) 11.07.2020, Saturday - Penang Governer's Day G N I 22/45 Monday, 13.07.2020 - Sunday, 19.07.2020 R N U 23/46 Monday, 20.07.2020 - Sunday, 26.07.2020 O D I T S A E 24/47 Monday, 27.07.2020 - Sunday, 02.08.2020 31.07.2020, Friday - Eid-ul adha** S C *T&L R A 25/48 Monday, 03.08.2020 - Sunday, 09.08.2020 V U O 26/49 Monday, 10.08.2020 - Sunday, 16.08.2020 C *Examination / P 27/50 Monday, 17.08.2020 - Sunday, 23.08.2020 20.08.2020, Thursday - Awal Muharram C S 28/51 Monday, 24.08.2020 - Sunday, 30.08.2020 K * 29/52 Monday, 31.08.2020 - Sunday, 06.09.2020 31.08.2020, Monday - National Day *Courses During Long Vacation (KSCP) ** This Academic Calendar is subject to change BPA.NM.HH.sm 18.03.2020.
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