“The University of Papua New Guinea measures its standard against world standards.
“The new timetable is very clear, the students have used up 10 weeks (when boycotting classes), and this is the continuation of the first semester for 2016.
“When they come back, five weeks are allocated to make up for semester one,” Prof Matui said.
He added that the normal 15 weeks of teaching and learning in a semester will continue till next year to complete the 2016 calendar.
