The University of Copenhagen - Faculty of Humanities will be hosting an Orientation event for all new full degree students.

The Orientation Programme will acquaint you with the Faculty of Humanities, in addition to providing you with useful information pertaining to your study programme at the Faculty of Humanities and social activities available to students.

The programme schedule will be made available here online in the weeks preceding arrival.

→Read more about the Orientation Programme

The course registration periods for master's degree students are as follows:

• For autumn courses: Registration from 15 May to June 1
• For spring courses: Registration from 15 November to 1 December

For more information on how to register, please do the follow: 

• Log into KUnet (intranet).
  
• Access your programme's Study Information Site
• Click on "Teaching" from the menu
• Choose "Registration and deregistration" from the list

KUnet

KUnet is the University of Copenhagen's intranet. On KUnet, you can find your Master's degree programme's study website and access your UCPH student e-mail, Absalon e-larning platform and Self Service (for course registration).

In order to access KUnet, you need a password that will be sent to you by IT services in an e-mail. Once you gain access to KUnet, you will be able to order your student id card online.

Student ID card

Students can pick up their student ID card at International Admissions in room 13b-0-26.

The University of Copenhagen - Faculty of Humanities is unable to facilitate accommodation for full degree students. 

Due to the limited number of available dorms, rooms and apartments in the Greater Copenhagen area, finding long-term accommodation can be difficult. We advise students to begin the search for housing in Denmark as soon as they have accepted an offer of admission. Searching for accommodation after your arrival in Denmark is not recommended.

For information on finding housing, please refer to: →Advice on finding accommodation

Residence permit

Full degree students are required to obtain a residence permit in order to reside in Denmark for the duration of their enrolment as a student at the Faculty of Humanities.

For further information, visit →International Education and Grants' website.

If you are a non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizen, please be aware that you will need to obtain a residence permit prior to entering Denmark. Information will be forwarded to you in the offer of admission. For more information, please consult →International Admissions at the Faculty of Humanities.

Civil registration number (CPR-number)

Once you have arrived in Denmark, you are required to register with the Citizen Service Registration Office.

In order to obtain a CPR number, you are required to have a valid Danish residence permit (non-EU/EEA citizens) or a Danish registration certificate (EU/EEA citizens), along with proof of residential address in Denmark. 

You can find more information about how and where to register at →International Citizen Service.

In the booklet My Guide to the Humanities (e-pages), you will find a detailed list of initiatives for students at the faculty.

International Admissions

Should you have any practical questions during your enrolment at the Faculty of Humanities, please do not hesitate to contact International Admissions.

Room 13B-0-26
Karen Blixens Plads 8
DK- 2300 Copenhagen S

E-mail: fulldegree@hum.ku.dk

Phone: +45 40 47 11 97

Office hours:  All weekdays 9-15 (CET+1)
Please note that we might be occupied, so please feel free to book ahead. 

Department Student Guidance

For questions concerning your study programme - including questions related to course registration and exams, please contact →   Department Student Guidance