nice building. Lovely area
Nice garden including indoor and outdoor space. Doesn't have a lot of information in English, but it's free so I would go if you have time.
It needs a big swimming pool, because it is very warm during winter.
Zero cooperation between so called University centers. They have been created only for one purpose that is to increase rankings but they are literally not part of KU.
If you are deciding to do a study exchange here, please be warned there are some highly rasist professors on their board. Specifically, I went to ask the professor about a paper on talent acquisition in the HR Management class, and the professor nonchalantly told a 19-year old me he heard people from my country are the biggest communists (?), I guess expecting some sort of reaction from me, but I just stared at him confused in silence as my country had communists before I was even born and people faught a war to change that regime. Not sure how comments like that have any place at a University setting anyway. Later, when discussing rates of 'continuing education in Europe', he said there 'is probably a mistake in the numbers', when my country came up as high as Holland or Denmark. It's a bit insane you let people like that teach, and especially HR Management. I have studied in a number of countries but have never come across something like this.
A very nice building with a rich history
y did no discover copenhagium
Best of the Nordic!
The best university in DK.
I was invited by my Danish friend to the graduation of her niece. It was nice and there were students from all over the world, diversity:-)
A well known university.
Main entrance was closed but the side entrance lead to the inner court yard with very traditional Danish housing comprising the campus. Got benches and trees as shade for resting your legs and an afternoon read. A street down from the east exit leads to some fine cafes and book stores selling both Danish and English books with discount prices (mostly 1960s sci-if and Dickens crime stories)