Campus Bornholm
Far away from the city wedged in between a cliffside and the Kaolin lake, the University College Copenhagen’s Campus Bornholm is situated. It is a rare and intimate campus in a historical and naturally unique place. From the campus, sharp cliffs, sandy beaches and deep woods are just a bike ride away.
At Campus Bornholm we offer following programmes:
Facilities
The brand-new premises include the latest IT systems available and modern facilities which the students are welcome to use outside teaching hours. These include:
- Library
- Study centre
- Study café
- Group rooms
Educational cafés
Educational cafés can refer to events with invited guest speakers, but can also mean:
- BA café is an opportunity to hear graduate students talk about their bachelor project
- Internship café is where experienced students share insights about their placement experience
- International café is a chance to hear students present their experiences of studying abroad
Yearly meetings
Minimum once every term we present ‘Academic Year Meetings’, where the Head of Programme meets all students to discuss and share information about the programme.
Assembly
Most Thursdays at 10.15 students and staff from the department of further education studies meet for assembly. Apart from morning singing, these events provide an opportunity to share important information, and representatives from the different programmes also present the latest progress of their courses.
Study groups
Throughout the campus there are several group rooms and open plan workstations for the students to use.
Student politics
Students are encouraged to take an active part in student politics. You can either join the Student Council for further education programmes or the Student Council for your programme.
Contact
Campus Bornholm
Minervavej 1
3700 Rønne
Phone: +45 56 95 97 00
Mail: post@cabh.dk
Social activities
Students at Campus Bornholm have a wide range of options once they finish tuition for the day. Apart from study groups, the campus supports activities across programmes such as: