2023 HKAS important dates

2023 HKAS important dates

2023 key dates and deadlines for students in the BP201 Bachelor of Art (Fine Art) program at Hong Kong Arts School (HKAS).

To access the following course-related important dates, log in to Enrolment Online and select the View my calendar link.

Date Definition
The last date to add  The deadline to enrol in a class without college approval (calculated at 15% of the term duration).
The class census date The deadline to drop a class without receiving a withdrawn grade (calculated at 20% of the term duration).
The academic penalty date The deadline to drop a course without receiving a fully graded grade (0–100) (calculated at 66% of the term duration).
The result release date The date on which course results become available to you (can be anywhere between 7 and 28 days after the last day of the term).

January Semester important dates – undergraduate (2308)

Date Event or deadline
2 January News Years Holiday (Monday)
5 January Student orientation and welcoming session 
6 January Classes begin (Friday)
6-17 January Intensive seminar period
23-25 January Chinese Lunar New Year public holidays (Monday - Wednesday)
28 January Regular week classes begin (Saturday)
28 January Last date to add classes 
30 January Regular week classes begin 
4 February  Census date (Saturday)
5 April Ching Ming Festival public holiday (Wednesday)
7 April Good Friday public holiday
8 April Day following Good Friday (Saturday)
10 April  Easter Monday public holiday
11 April Academic penalty date 
1 May Labour Day (Monday)
6 May Classes end (Saturday)
7-18 May Study break
19 May Assessment period begins 
26 May The Birthday of the Buddha (Friday)
29 May Assessment period ends 

January Semester weeks 1-21

Week Dates
Week 1 2-8 January
Week 2 9-15 January
Week 3 16-22 January
Week 4 23-29 January
Week 5 30 January - 5 February
Week 6 6-12 February
Week 7 13-19 February
Week 8 20-26 February
Week 9 27 February - 6 March
Week 10 6-12 March
Week 11 13-19 March
Week 12 20-26 March
Week 13 27 March - 2 April
Week 14 3-9 April
Week 15 10-16 April
Week 16 17-23 April
Week 17 24-30 April
Week 18 1-7 May
Week 19 15-21 May
Week 20 22-28 May
Week 21 29 May - 4 June

July Semester important dates – undergraduate (2348)

Date Event or deadline
22 June Tuen Ng Festival
26 June Results release 
1 July HKSAR Establishment Day public holiday (Saturday)
2 July Classes begin (Sunday)
2-13 July  Intensive seminar period 
12 July - 4 August Study break
25 July  Last date to add classes
29 July Last date to apply to graduate (RMIT) (Saturday)
1 August Census date
5 August  Regular Week classes begin (Saturday)
30 September The day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival public holiday (Saturday) 
2 October  National Day public holiday (Saturday)
8 October Academic penalty date
23 October  Chung Yeung Festival public holiday (Monday)
6 November  Classes end
7-16 November Study break
17-27 November  Assessment period 
1 December  Commencing enrolment for 2024
11 December Results release date 

July Semester weeks 1-21

Week Dates
Week 1 26 June - 2 July
Week 2 3-9 July
Week 3 10-16 July
Week 4 31 July - 6 August
Week 5 7-13 August
Week 6 14-20 August
Week 7 21-27 August
Week 8 28 August - 3 September
Week 9 4-10 September
Week 10 11-17 September
Week 11 18-24 September
Week 12 25 September - 1 October
Week 13 2-8 October
Week 14 9-15 October
Week 15 16-22 October
Week 16 23-29 October 
Week 17 30 October - 5 November
Week 18 6-12 November
Week 19 13-19 November
Week 20 20-26 November
Week 21 27 November - 3 December
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