Online and on campus summer courses at The Faculty of Theology in 2021
Privacy challenged in past, present and future: a multi-disciplinary approach
9 August - 20 August 2021
Due to the COVID-19 situation the course will be taught in a digital format.
Kierkegaard – The Individual in Global Society
This course will be taught twice - both as an online course and as an on campus course.
24 June - 29 July 2021
Due to the COVID-19 situation the course will be taught in a digital format.
7 July to 30 July 2021
The course will be taught on campus.
We will have to cancell this course if the COVID-19 situation does not allow on campus teaching. In this case all students who signed up will be offerede to participate in the online course from 24 June - 29 July instead.
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Applicant status |
7.5 ECTS courses |
15 ECTS courses |
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Students enrolled at a Danish University |
No tuition fee |
No tuition fee |
| Non-students from Denmark | Tuition fee is DKK 1,875 | Tuition fee is DKK 3,750 |
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Students and non-students from EU/EEA countries |
Tuition fee is DKK 1,875 |
Tuition fee is DKK 3,750 |
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Students from non-EU/EEA countries with a permanent Danish residence permit |
Tuition fee is DKK 1,875 |
Tuition fee is DKK 3,750 |
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Students from non-EU/EEA countries without a permanent Danish residence permit |
Tuition fee is DKK 4,000 (Students enrolled at UTokyo |
Tuition fee is DKK 8,000 |
Requirements
In order to be eligible for the summer course, you must meet at least one of the following requirements:
You must be enrolled at a university at the time of the summer course, and have completed studies equivalent of at least 120 ECTS points.
If you are not enrolled at a university at the time of the summer course, you must:
1) hold a university degree, either a bachelor's degree, a master's degree or a professional master's degree, AND
2) you must be a citizen of a European Union-membership country.
First application deadline: 1 April
If you are a non-Danish citizen, you must apply before this deadline.
Also note that housing can only be booked via the UCPH Housing Foundation (see below) if you apply for the summer course before 1 April. You must apply for the accommodation manually in addition to applying for the summer course.
If you apply for the summer course after 1 April, then you must arrange for your own accommodation.
Second application deadline in case of available seats: 1 June
Please note that it will not be possible to apply for accommodation via the UCPH Housing Foundation if you apply for the summer course after 1 April.
Requirements
In order to be eligible for the summer course, you must meet at least one of the following requirements:
You must be enrolled at a university at the time of the summer course, and have completed studies equivalent of at least 120 ECTS points.
If you are not enrolled at a university at the time of the summer course, you must:
1) hold a university degree, either a bachelor's degree, a master's degree or a professional master's degree, AND
2) you must be a citizen of a European Union-membership country.
Housing will be available for international students through the UCPH Housing Foundation. If you apply for the summer course before the first deadline (1 April), then you can also choose to apply for accommodation via the UCPH Housing Foundation.
Please note that the application for the summer course and the application for accommodation are two seperate applications.
If you apply for accommodation, and you are accepted into the summer course, then you will receive an email from the UCPH Housing Foundation in May with an invitation to book the accommodation through their online system. The available housing is typically single rooms in a student dormitory with access to kitchen/cooking equipment.
It will not be possible to book housing through the UCPH Housing Foundation if applying after the first application deadline.
Please contact us by email: international@teol.ku.dk