Faculties, departments, programmes
The academic structure an institution actually has — faculty, department, programme, year of study — with course lists and credit loads attached where they belong.
Features
What Akadesk Tertiary actually does
Faculties, course registration and transcripts end to end.
Course registration with real rules
Credit-load limits, prerequisites, resits and year-of-study requirements are enforced at registration, not discovered at the end of the semester.
Grades and classification
Grades compute per semester and cumulatively, with degree classification against your institution's own grading scheme rather than a hardcoded one.
Transcripts that reconcile
An official transcript is generated from the same records the results came from, so it always reconciles with what the department entered.
Hostel, library and fees
Bed allocation by hall and academic year, library circulation with fines, and semester fee schedules with part payment — from one student record.
One record, from admission to transcript
Admission, registration, results, fees, hostel and library all read and write the same student record, so nothing is reconciled between systems at the end of an academic year.
Getting there
How a institution starts
Model your institution
Faculties, departments, programmes, years of study and your grading scheme — including the parts that are specific to you.
Open registration
Students register courses against real prerequisite and credit-load rules, and pay their semester fees in the same academic year.
Publish results
Departments enter grades, results compute per semester and cumulatively, and transcripts generate from those same records.
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See it against your own data
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