
The School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES) at University College London (UCL) follows a structured academic calendar typical of UK universities, operating on a three-term system: Autumn, Spring, and Summer Terms. The academic year generally begins in late September or early October and concludes in June, with each term lasting approximately 10-11 weeks. Unique to UCL, including SSEES, is the incorporation of reading weeks—mid-term breaks within the Autumn and Spring Terms—designed to allow students time for independent study and research. Major breaks include a winter closure in December and a spring break around Easter, aligning with national holidays in the UK.
The academic calendar at SSEES, as part of UCL, aligns closely with standard UK university schedules, reflecting national holidays such as Christmas and Easter, which are integrated into term breaks. This structure offers predictability for both domestic and international students, with reading weeks providing additional flexibility for managing coursework or travel. For international students, the early start in September allows ample time to settle in before classes begin, while the admissions timeline through UCAS ensures a standardized process. Note that specific dates for the 2025-2026 academic year and admissions cycle are estimates based on typical UCL patterns, as exact calendars may not yet be published.
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