Single courses and partial programmes, the University of Copenhagen

The University of Copenhagen offers a number of single courses and partial programmes on a part-time basis. In this way you can study subjects from the ordinary programmes of the university.

Some of the single courses are offered in English, however, you cannot study complete programmes in English. The courses are arranged as evening and distance learning courses or as weekend seminars.

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About the Programme

You can choose to study one or more single subjects/modules from a programme according to your needs and interests. Furthermore, you can study a complete programme on a part-time basis if the programme is offered.

The university offers single courses according to demand which means that in some programmes you can study a complete bachelor's degree programme or a complete basic subject as single courses, whereas other programmes only offer single subjects.

Single courses and partial programmes are prescribed as part-time studies and require a work effort of 15 to 20 hours per week. The lessons are normally scheduled as evening, distance or weekend learning courses.

The distance learning courses are intended for everyone with an interest in the subject and include Saturday or weekend seminars.

Educational Institutions

All single courses and partial programmes are offered by the University of Copenhagen.

Duration

Single courses and partial programmes may last from six months to one year on a part-time basis for each course and equal 5-60 ECTS per course.

Admission

The entry requirements are usually the same as for the full-time programme but without the requirement about a specific average mark.

In order to come into consideration for a bachelor's programme you must have an upper secondary school leaving certificate and comply with the specific requirements about academic levels.

In order to come into consideration for a master's programme you must have theoretical education in addition to the upper secondary school leaving certificate such as e.g. a bachelor's degree in a subject specified in the requirements or other. Furthermore, there may be requirements about knowledge of specific methods, theories or the like.

You can apply for dispensation if you cannot meet the general admission requirements but have similar competences from another education or professional experience.

Tuition fee

The programmes cost between DKK 800 and 9.600 per course. There will be expenses for books and other material. The payment is often collected in instalments in advance of each semester.

For Further Information

You can find information on practical issues related to your study visit in Denmark with Danish Agency for International Education, using either of the following links:

www.studyindenmark.dk

www.iu.dk

Facts

Name: Single courses and partial programmes, the University of Copenhagen

Type: University Programme

Duration: From 6 months to 1 year per course

European transfer credits: 5-60 per course

Entry requirements: A Danish upper secondary school leaving certificate and specific admission requirements

Finance: Tuition fee approx. DKK 800-9.600 per course

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