
The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO), located in Oslo, Norway, follows a structured academic calendar based on a two-semester system, typical of many European universities. The academic year generally begins with the fall semester in mid-to-late August and concludes with the spring semester in late May or early June. Each semester includes periods for lectures, studio work, and examinations, with breaks aligned to national holidays such as Christmas and Easter. AHO’s calendar is particularly tailored to accommodate intensive design and architecture projects, often integrating shorter modular terms or workshops within the semesters for hands-on learning.
AHO’s academic calendar aligns closely with Norway’s national holiday schedule and the broader European university framework, ensuring compatibility for students participating in exchange programs. The extended Christmas and Easter breaks reflect cultural norms, providing flexibility for both domestic and international students to travel or engage in personal projects. Additionally, the admissions timeline is designed to accommodate international applicants, with early deadlines and clear notification periods to facilitate visa processing and relocation planning. While specific dates for the 2025–2026 academic year and admissions cycle are estimates based on typical Norwegian university schedules, prospective students are encouraged to check AHO’s official announcements for confirmed timelines.
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