How to apply
If you are a student and you wish to come to KP for an exchange programme, you need to first make sure that your home institution is among KP’s partner institutions. Only students from partner institutions can take part in an exchange programme at KP.
If you don’t know whether your institution is a KP partner, please check here:
Contact the international coordinator at your home institution to learn more about your exchange possibilities.
International courses taught at KP are only offered to exchange students, and KP does not offer full degrees taught in English.
Getting started
When to apply
How to apply
You have to be nominated by your home institution for an exchange programme at KP.
When you have been nominated, you will receive a link from KP to an online application form that you must complete and submit. When your application has been processed, you will receive an e-mail from KP to inform you whether you have been accepted.
If you have been accepted, you will receive further information about your upcoming exchange programme at KP (this information will either be contained in the initial acceptance email or sent to you shortly afterwards).
Students can usually expect a decision on their application 14 days after the application deadline.
Before applying, prepare following attachments for your online application:
- Passport photo
- Motivational letter as PDF
- Academic transcript of records as PDF
- Certificate of Bachelor/Master Degree (if applicable) as PDF
- Photocopy of identity document (in Latin alphabet) or of your passport as PDF Your application provides the basis for the Learning Agreement and the planning on our part of your exchange period.
The Application Form also serves as the key tool for the planning and corporation between you and your clinical supervisor.
If you are doing an internship or clinical placement you will have to fill out a Training Agreement.
Send us a draft of your Learning Agreement or Training Agreement immediately after you have sent your application.
Learning and training agreements
You will need to send your Learning Agreement for Traineeships or Learning Agreement for Studies soon after completing the online application
To complete your Learning agreement for traineeships/studies, you must have the following information ready:
- Contact information for ‘contact person’ (administrative) of sending institution
- List (A) of educational components equivalent of min. 30 ECTS per semester or 15 ECTS per trimester + list (B) of what components they replace
- Be aware that you must qualify for English level B2
- Contact information for ‘responsible person’ (an academic with authority to approve learning agreements).
- Signature by ‘responsible persons’ from both sending and receiving institution + yourself are required.
If you are doing an internship/clinical placement you need a Learning Agreement for Traineeships, and if you are only going to study you need a Learning Agreement for Studies. However, there are different learning agreements depending on whether you applying for exchange through Erasmus+, Nordplus or other bilateral agreements.
Housing for exchange students
University College Copenhagen (KP) assists enrolled exchange students in finding furnished housing during their stay at KP. We strongly recommend you to familiarise yourself with the conditions for finding housing for students in the greater Copenhagen area.
Visa
Find out if you need a visa to study in Denmark and how you apply for a Visa.
Insurance
Prior to your departure for Denmark we strongly encourage you to purchase Private Liability/Insurance while studying in Copenhagen.
Credit system and recognition
Learn more about the credit system and the grading scale i Denmark
Language, culture and Danish course
As an exchange student at University College Copenhagen (KP), you have the opportunity to learn Danish. You may attend the free Danish Language Education Programme or you may attend Studieskolen´s Danish classes on campus together with fellow students.
Students with access needs
KP welcomes applications from students and staff with access needs. We are committed to ensure equal access and opportunities to participants from all backgrounds and support all students and staff so that they can take full advantage of mobility arrangements within Erasmus+ and other mobility programmes.
More information
Below you will find useful links and information regarding your stay in Denmark as a student.
Contact us
Please find a list of all international coordinators at KP:
Early Childhood and Social Education
Justin Bruce Karlson JUKA@kp.dk
Jeppe Lindhardtsen JEPL@kp.dk
Annette Bruun ANB4@kp.dk
Charlotte Algreen Brønsted CAB@kp.dk
Karina Estrup Eriksen KEER@kp.dk
Teacher Education
Sabine Lam lu-international@kp.dk
Britta Kornholt BRKO@kp.dk
Early Childhood and Social Education and Teacher Education Bornholm
Anja Frimand AMIF@kp.dk
Social Work
Dorthe Juliane Høvids DHPO@kp.dk
Public Administration
Süheda Nur Kafa snuk@kp.dk
Emergency and Risk Management
Maren Marie Egedorf MAEG@kp.dk
Natural and Cultural Heritage Management
Pernille Ohrt van Eeckhout pve@ign.ku.dk
Danish Sign Language and Interpreting
Antonia Kløvedal antk@kp.dk
Textile Design
Anne Karin Bendix Duus AKD@kp.dk
Biomedical Laboratory Science
Minna Fyhn Lykke Llado MILL@kp.dk
Chemical and Biotechnical Science
Lisbeth Elvira de Vries LIDV@kp.dk
Chemical and Biotechnical Technology
Lisbeth Elvira de Vries LIDV@kp.dk
Radiography
Line Wedfall LIWE@kp.dk
Midwifery
Kirsten Hasman KHAS@kp.dk
Nursing
Copenhagen
Mette Madsen MEMA@kp.dk
Lisbeth Vinberg Engel LIEN@kp.dk
North Zealand
Mette Madsen MEMA@kp.dk
Bornholm
Lene Folkmann Ipsen Lene.Ipsen@bhsund.dk
Diakonissestiftelsen
Mie Østergaard Jørgensen mioj@ucdiakonissen.dk
Occupational Therapy
Betina Ada Rasmussen BTRA@kp.dk
Physiotherapy
Bente Annie Sørine Andersen XBAS@kp.dk
Psychomotor Therapy
Ingrid Arild Jensen INAJ@kp.dk
Nutrition and Health
Marianne Søgaard Andersen MSAN@kp.dk
Global Nutrition and Health
Runa Midtvåge RUMI@kp.dk