Cross-disciplinary courses
Every semester, the University of Copenhagen offers a range of very popular courses designed especially for international students. Many of the courses focus on issues relating to Danish culture, history, and society. The courses are open to all international students regardless of their field of study.
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Danish Culture Courses - a range of different courses offered each semester.
- Academic English (15 ECTS) - Develop your process writing skills and oral presentation skills, which will enable you to successfully negotiate your courses and exams in English-medium university level courses.
- English Academic Writing for undergraduate students (7.5 ECTS) - Develop your process writing skills, which will enable you to successfully negotiate your written exams in English-medium university level courses.
- English Academic Writing for graduate students (7.5 ECTS) - Develop your process writing skills, which will enable you to successfully negotiate your written exams in English-medium university level courses.
- Presentation Techniques for undergraduate students (CIP) (7.5 ECTS). This course will assist you in being able to participate in class/auditorium discussions, deliver better oral exams and become a memorable presenter in your future career.
- Presentation Techniques for graduate students (CIP) (7.5 ECTS). This course will assist you in being able to participate in class/auditorium discussions, deliver better oral exams and become a memorable presenter in your future career.
- Danish Society - A Sociological Perspective (Sociology) NB – not open for fee-paying guest students.
- Methodology and Analysis (Anthropology) (15 ECTS) NB – not open for fee-paying guest students.
- Jean Monnet: The EU as an International Actor (Political Science) (7.5 ECTS) - This course will provide you with theoretical tools and empirical knowledge for studying the EU as an external actor in today´s world.
- Jean Monnet: The Politics of the European Union - Central Structures and Processes of the EU (Political Science) (7.5 ECTS) - This course will provide your with the ability to interpret current and prospective issues in EU politics by drawing on the above theoretical tools and concepts and empirical knowledge.
- Anthropological Perspectives: Danish Culture and Society (Anthropology) (7.5) - The course introduces you to Denmark through the eyes of anthropologists. NB – not open for fee-paying guest students.
- Jean Monnet: The EU as an International Actor (Political Science) (7.5 ECTS) - This course will provide you with theoretical tools and empirical knowledge for studying the EU as an external actor in today´s world.
- Danish Culture Courses - a range of different courses offered each semester.
- Academic English (15 ECTS) - Develop your process writing skills and oral presentation skills, which will enable you to successfully negotiate your courses and exams in English-medium university level courses.
- English Academic Writing for undergraduate students (7.5 ECTS) - Develop your process writing skills, which will enable you to successfully negotiate your written exams in English-medium university level courses.
- English Academic Writing for graduate students (7.5 ECTS) - Develop your process writing skills, which will enable you to successfully negotiate your written exams in English-medium university level courses.
- Presentation Techniques for undergraduate students (CIP) (7.5 ECTS). This course will assist you in being able to participate in class/auditorium discussions, deliver better oral exams and become a memorable presenter in your future career.
- Presentation Techniques for graduate students (CIP) (7.5 ECTS). This course will assist you in being able to participate in class/auditorium discussions, deliver better oral exams and become a memorable presenter in your future career.
- Danish Society - A Sociological Perspective (Sociology) NB – not open for fee-paying guest students.
- Methodology and Analysis (Anthropology) (15 ECTS) NB – not open for fee-paying guest students.
- Introduction to Anthropology (Anthropology) (15 ECTS) - This course will illuminate the different approaches that anthropologists use in order to understand other cultures and societies, and dwell on the theoretical and analytical insights that the subject has yielded. NB – not open for fee-paying guest students.