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Asia Pacific University of Technology 2015 v2 PDF

The document lists the public holidays in Malaysia for 2015 for Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU). There are 17 national public holidays including New Year's Day, Prophet Muhammad's Birthday, Chinese New Year, Labour Day, Wesak Day, and Christmas Day. The document also notes additional holidays for students at APU including no classes from February 18-22 for Chinese New Year, July 17-21 for Hari Raya Puasa, November 10-11 for Deepavali, and December 24-January 10 for the year-end break. Administrative services will generally operate during student holidays except Sundays and public holidays.

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Asia Pacific University of Technology 2015 v2 PDF

The document lists the public holidays in Malaysia for 2015 for Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU). There are 17 national public holidays including New Year's Day, Prophet Muhammad's Birthday, Chinese New Year, Labour Day, Wesak Day, and Christmas Day. The document also notes additional holidays for students at APU including no classes from February 18-22 for Chinese New Year, July 17-21 for Hari Raya Puasa, November 10-11 for Deepavali, and December 24-January 10 for the year-end break. Administrative services will generally operate during student holidays except Sundays and public holidays.

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Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation

(APU) Public Holidays for 2015


Event
New Years Day
Birthday of Prophet Muhammad S.A.W
(Maulidur Rasul)
FT Day
Thaipusam
Chinese New Year
Labour Day
Wesak Day
Birthday of S.P.B. Yang di-Pertuan Agong
Nuzul Al- Quran
Hari Raya Puasa *

Date

Day

1st January 2015 Thursday


3rd January Saturday
1st February
2nd February
3rd February
19th February

Sunday
Monday Public holiday
Tuesday
Thursday

20th February
1st May
3rd May
4th May
6th June
4th July

Friday
Friday
Sunday
Monday Public holiday
Saturday
Saturday

18th & 19th July Saturday and Sunday


20th July Monday Public holiday

National Day
Malaysia Day
Hari Raya Qurban *
Awal Muharam (Maal Hijrah)
Deepavali *
Christmas Day

31st August
16 September
24th September
25th September
15th October
11th November
25th December
th

Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday additional holiday
Thursday
Wednesday
Friday

Subject to change (*Any changes by the Authorities may alter the Public Holidays or Scheduled Leave)

Universitys additional holidays for students.

Chinese New Year


There may be no lectures, tutorials, lab session, etc. from Wednesday, 18th February to Sunday
22nd February 2015. Students are requested to view their course schedule for actual
holiday/semester break dates during the Chinese New Year Holidays.
Hari Raya Puasa
There may be no lectures, tutorials, lab session, etc. from Friday, 17th July to Tuesday 21st July,
2015. Students are requested to view their course schedule for actual holiday/semester break
dates during the Hari Raya.
Deepavali
There may be no lectures, tutorials, lab session, etc. on Tuesday 10th November and Wednesday
11th November 2015.
Year End Break
There may be no lectures, tutorials, lab session, etc. from Thursday, 24th December to Sunday,
10th January 2016.
Note:
1. When a public holiday falls on a Sunday, the following day becomes a public holiday.
2. The administrative and student services functions maybe operational during the additional
holidays for students except for the Sunday, public holiday and certain approved days as
indicated. During the period of additional holidays the operational hours for the library,
computer labs and administration service counters will be as from 9.00am to 5.00pm (Monday
to Friday).
Update: 18 November 2014

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