Program Overview

University Program Information

Introduction to University Programs

The University of Copenhagen offers a wide range of programs for students, including bachelor's and master's degree programs. The programs are designed to provide students with a comprehensive education and prepare them for their future careers.

Bachelor's Degree Programs

The University of Copenhagen offers 78 bachelor's degree programs, which are taught in Danish. The programs cover a variety of fields, including natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities.

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• Admission requirements
  • Non-EU EEA and Non-Nordic Countries
  • IB and other international diplomas
  • Diplomas from EU-EEA countries
• Quota 1 and quota 2

Master's Degree Programs

The University of Copenhagen offers 119 master's degree programs, which are taught in English. The programs cover a variety of fields, including natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities.

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• Vacant student places 2025/26
• Application and admission
  • Documentation: Employment requirements
  • How to apply as a student or a former student
  • Documentation: Course descriptions
  • ECTS credits
  • Self-assessment forms
  • Userguide for online application
  • Master's degree reform
  • Grading scale
  • Language requirements
  • Application and tuition fees
  • Degree programs with study start in February
• Entrance qualifications
• Part-time master’s degree
• Important dates and deadlines
  • Important dates – citizens from countries outside the EU/EEA
  • Important dates – citizens from the EU/EEA and Switzerland
• Statistics and figures
  • Admission statistics 2025
  • Admission statistics 2024

Study Choice

The University of Copenhagen offers a variety of study choices for students, including study abroad programs.

• Study Choices at UCPH
• Find areas of interest
• Study abroad

Student Life

The University of Copenhagen offers a range of services and facilities to support students, including student counseling, housing, and career services.

• Student life at UCPH
• Campus life
  • City Campus
  • Frederiksberg Campus
  • North Campus
  • South Campus
• Transcript of records
• Student data processing at UCPH
• Study Structure
• Student counselling
• Onboarding at UCPH
• University chaplains
• Housing
• Living in Copenhagen
  • Leaving Denmark
  • Health and safety in Denmark
  • Danish residence permit
• Elite sport at UCPH
• State Educational Grant

Job and Career

The University of Copenhagen offers a range of services and resources to support students in their career development, including career counseling and job placement services.

• Career options
• Upper secondary school teacher
• Become an entrepreneur

Open House

The University of Copenhagen offers open house events for prospective students, which provide an opportunity to learn more about the university's programs and facilities.

• Bachelor's degree programs
• Master's degree programs

Study Start

The University of Copenhagen offers a range of services and resources to support students in their transition to university life, including study start programs and orientation events.

• Study start on a master's degree program

Specific Program: Bachelor of Urban Landscape Engineering

About the Program

The Bachelor of Urban Landscape Engineering program is a three-year program that focuses on the design and management of urban landscapes. The program covers a range of topics, including urban planning, landscape architecture, and environmental management.

Admission and Application

The admission requirements for the Bachelor of Urban Landscape Engineering program include a high school diploma or equivalent, as well as proficiency in Danish. The application deadline is March 15th, and applicants must submit their online application along with necessary documentation.

Similar Programs

The University of Copenhagen offers a range of programs that are similar to the Bachelor of Urban Landscape Engineering program, including:

• Landscape Architecture
• Forest and Landscape Engineering
• Biology
• Natural Resources

These programs offer students the opportunity to study a range of topics related to the natural environment and urban planning, and can provide a foundation for a career in fields such as landscape architecture, environmental management, and urban planning.