The Department hosts a series of seminars that feature a lecture and Q&A session with an invited lecturer and showcase a specific perspective on cognitive science and communication.
Start here if you're interested in the Master's programme:
→ The programme and its curriculum
→ Admission requirements and applying
→ The teaching staff
→ Student life and Copenhagen
Pincodes were sent by postal mail to all degree students at the time you were admitted to the University of Copenhagen. If the letter did not reach you before you left for Denmark, please send an e-mail to the international officer at the Faculty of Humanities and he will provide you with a new pincode.
Student ID-cards. If you have received a registration form, filled it in and returned it to the University of Copenhagen with a photo, your student ID-card is probably on its way to you. The process usually takes a few weeks. If, however, you have not received a registration form, or you have returned it more than just a few weeks ago, you should also contact the international officer at the Faculty of Humanities.
→ Send an e-mail to the international officer at the Faculty of Humanities.
