Contact the student guidance
If you have questions about bachelor’s or master’s degree programmes at the University of Copenhagen, the student counsellors are ready to assist you.
Questions about admission to bachelor's programmes
Our student counsellors are ready to help you with your questions about:
- application and admission via quota 1 and 2
- admission requirements
- programme content
- study choice and study doubts
- student life
Start by looking for answers yourself...
Send us an e-mail
If you have guestions about application and admission to the master's programmes, please send us an e-mail at optagelse@ku.dk.
We will answer within ten weekdays.
The phones are closed
We are closed for the autumn holidays 13 - 17 October
You can reach us by phone again from Monday 20 October.
Questions about admission to master’s programmes
Our student guidance are ready to assist you with answers to your questions about:
- application and the digital application portal
- admission- and language requirements
- documentation
- Re-admission, re-enrolment and change of programme
- study choice or doubts
- study life
- career opportunities
Questions about the digital application portal?
Do you have questions about digital application? Check our user guide to the application portal.
You can read our FAQ and find answers to frequently asked questions about master's programmes.
Send us an e-mail
If you have guestions about an open application or the admission process for the master's programmes, please send us an e-mail at optagelse@ku.dk.
We will answer within ten weekdays.
Questions about special support/Special Educational Support (SPS)
You can contact UCPH Student Guidance, if you have any questions about special support in connection with functional impairments. They can help you with:
- guidance on special educational support (SPS)
- completing your application form
- clarifying the decision on your application
- having aids repaired/replaced
- guidance on extension of support.
Questions about state education grant (SU)
In Denmark, students can receive monthly financial support from the Danish state to cover living expenses for students. It’s called SU (state education grant).
The SU Office at the University of Copenhagen offers guidance on SU rules.
Other Questions?
You must contact one of UCPH's other student guidance offices, if, for instance, you are:
- a current student
- interested in a Ph.D.
- relative to a current student
- or interested in visiting the University of Copenhagen