Your studies at UCPH

Learn about courses and exams, find your curriculum and learn how to find your timetable, teaching materials and how you log in to your course room in Absalon. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

China studies

Find all courses at kurser.ku.dk

SEMESTER

SUBJECT ELEMENTS
Autumn Chinese Propaedeutics A
15 ECTS		 Introduction to China’s History, Culture and Society A
7.5 ECTS
Spring

Chinese Propaedeutics B
15 ECTS

 Introduction to China’s History, Culture and Society B
7.5 ECTS
Autumn Chinese Propaedeutics C
15 ECTS
Spring Chinese Propaedeutics D*
15 ECTS
Autumn Chinese Language
15 ECTS
Spring China Studies Content Course with Language
15 ECTS

* No teaching is offered for the subject element Chinese Propaedeutics D, as it is taken in China through CBS’ exchange via credit mobility. In special cases, the exam may be taken in UCPH, e.g. if the stay abroad has not been passed.

Japan studies

Find all courses at kurser.ku.dk

SEMESTER

SUBJECT ELEMENTS
Autumn

Japanese Propaedeutics A
15 ECTS

Introduction to Japan’s History, Culture and Society A 
7.5 ECTS
Spring

Japanese Propaedeutics B
15 ECTS

Introduction to Japan’s History, Culture and Society B
7.5 ECTS
Autumn

Japanese Propaedeutics C
15 ECTS
Spring

Japanese Propaedeutics D*
15 ECTS
Autumn

Japanese Language
15 ECTS
Spring

Japan Studies Content Course with Language
15 ECTS

* No teaching is offered for the subject element Japanese Propaedeutics D, as it is taken in Japan through CBS’ exchange via credit mobility. In special cases, the exam may be taken in UCPH, e.g. if the stay abroad has not been passed.

Programme curriculum

The course descriptions can be found at kurser.ku.dk.  The exam provisions are determined in the the China studies, CBS curriculum  and in Japan Studies, CBS students curriculum

(Find earlier versions of curriculum here)

Registration and deregistration

Students at the Bachelor’s programme in International Business in Asia (CBS) are automatically registred for exams at ToRS and, if relevant, re-exams.

Please check your automatic exam registration in the student Self Service and contact tors-studiekontor@hum.ku.dk, if you are not registered correctly.

Should you consider deregistering, we suggest you contact a student counsellor to talk about how to structure your studies. Student counsellors can be reached on: tors-studievejl@hum.ku.dk.

Please be aware of the consequences a deregistration at UCPH could have on the study activity requirement at Copenhagen Business school. 

Exams

Information about exams can be found under digital exam (Login)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You can apply for an exemption if special circumstances prevent you from attending your studies or meeting requirements.

This includes:

  • Suffering from a disability (physical or psychological)
  • Prolonged illness (you or your immediate family) 
  • Death in the immediate family
  • Maternity or paternity leave and adoption

Please note that paid work, housing problems and financial problems are not considered special circumstances.

Applying for exemptions
All applications for exemption go through CBS and follow the usual process described on my.cbs.dk. CBS will process the applications and involve UCPH when relevant.

For guidance in UCPH relevant questions prior to applying for an exemption please contact the student counselling service at the Department of Cross Cultural and Regional Studies.

Fourth examination attempt
If you need a fourth examination attempt, please contact the Study Board at ToRS.

 

 

The rules concerning complaints and appeals are found in the Ministerial Order No. 1062 of the 30th June 2016 on University Examinations and Grading (the Examination Order). Please note that the Examination Order in force is only available in Danish ) 

Read everything about Complaint Options at Study Information.

You can file an appeal to the Faculty of Humanities, if:

  • You disagree with the grade you have been given.
  • You have experienced legal errors in connection with the exam. E.g. the examination type differs from the description in the study curriculum.
  • You find that the exam question was incorrect. E.g. the exam question was not based on the content of the syllabus.
  • You are dissatisfied with the way the exam was conducted. E.g. if you believe that the examiner and/or the external examiner has made a mistake, such as examining outside the study curriculum.

You can file a complaint to the head of your department or to the Chairman of the Board of external examiners if:

Your complaint does not concern an academic evaluation, but contains criticism of the examiner or external examiner’s behaviour.  This complaint must be submitted to the head of your department.

You must submit your complaint/appeal no later than 14 days after the publication date of your grade.  If you receive your grade after the official publication date, you can submit a complaint no later than 14 days after receiving your grade. The complaint must be in writing and justified.

You can submit your appeal by sending an email from your alumni mail to the Faculty of Humanities, Education & Student Services, hum-fak@hum.ku.dk. You can also submit your appeal by sending it by regular mail to the Faculty of Humanities, Education & Student Services, Karen Blixens Plads 8, 2300 København S.

The student counsellors at UCPH can guide you on the procedure concerning appeals, possible outcomes etc.

 

 

 

Teaching at UCPH begins week 36. Your timetable can be found on the frontpage of KUnet and in the app MyUCPH.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Read all about grades and assessment at Study Information.