Islander Day - no classes
Islander Day. No classes.
All Winter semester fees due
All Winter semester tuition and fees due today.
Final day to register, change or cancel courses with full refund - Winter semester
Final day for registration, for changing courses or sections, for cancellation of courses or sections, for cancellation of courses with full refund.
First day of classes - Winter semester (except DVM and BEd)
First day of classes (Winter semester 2026) for all programs except Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and Bachelor of Education.
End of Fall semester
End of Fall semester.
Course grades to be submitted to Registrar’s Office by noon on this date.
Exams - Fall semester - December 9–18
Tuesday, December 9 to Thursday, December 18
Sunday, December 14 - Exams afternoon and evening only.
No examinations will be held during the period 23 November to 9 December inclusive without the permission of the Chair and Dean. Please see Academic Regulation #13 in the UPEI Academic Calendar.
Exams - Fall semester - December 9–18
Tuesday, December 9 to Thursday, December 18
Sunday, December 14 - Exams afternoon and evening only.
No examinations will be held during the period 23 November to 9 December inclusive without the permission of the Chair and Dean. Please see Academic Regulation #13 in the UPEI Academic Calendar.
Final day of Fall semester classes (except DVM and BEd)
Final day of Fall semester classes (except DVM and BEd programs).
Final date to apply to graduate, Winter semester
Final date to apply to graduate for Winter semester.
If you meet the requirements to graduate at the conclusion of Winter semester 2026, log into Colleague Self Service to apply to graduate before this date.
Remembrance Day - no classes
Flags on the UPEI campus will be lowered to half mast on November 11 to mark Remembrance Day.
Remembrance Day is a national holiday in Canada and a statutory holiday on PEI. UPEI is closed and there are no classes.
The day is intended for "remembrance for the men and women who have served, and continue to serve our country during times of war, conflict, and peace"; particularly the First and Second World Wars, the Korean War, and all conflicts since then in which members of the Canadian Armed Forces have participated.
