Education

The Faculty offers a wide range of English-taught courses at both undergraduate and graduate level within the Faculty's core disciplines:

  • Anthropology
  • Economics
  • Political Science
  • Psychology
  • Sociology

The courses taught in English are also open to Danish students - offering international students the opportunity to learn about Danish culture and society on a first-hand basis. The form and content of the courses are regularly improved to cover the needs of Denmark and the international community.

International standards

The Faculty's degree programmes follow international standards for university education and are divided into a three-year bachelor's, two-year master's programme and a two-year research programme (PhD), respectively.

Global vision

Since the establishment of various European student exchange programmes in the late 1980's, the Faculty of Social Sciences has attracted substantial numbers of international  full-degree, guests and exchange students each year. This number continues to rise and contributes to a campus environment that continues to grow evermore international.




Continuing and Professional Education

At the Faculty of Social Sciences, you have a wide variety of possibilities to expand your qualifications within the fields of Social Sciences and refresh your knowledge by means of continuing and professional education. 

Read more about the individual possibilities for attending continuing and professional education below:

Huge recommendation: Instead of fancy workshops and poppy conferences, there is so much more substance and brainpower in old-school university teaching. Climate diplomacy is the wildest puzzle of overlapping machinations across the globe.

Former participant in the International Climate Diplomacy course at Open University