When you have been enrolled

 

 

 

Admission letter

Once you have been accepted, we will send you a decision on your application with offers for the subjects you have a place on. The decision contains, among other things, the practical information, which you can also read here.

 

 

On the University of Copenhagen's intranet KUnet, you have access to several self-service options, including an e-mail account; KUmail. Here you will receive all important information regarding your studies, so it is important to check your KUmail often.

If you are not already, or have been, a student at the University of Copenhagen, you will be sent a PIN code by post. You can use the PIN code the first time you log on to KUnet. You can also choose to log in with NemID.

The PIN code must then be used with your ID card, if you wish to use KU's facilities outside normal opening hours.

 

 

To get an ID card, you must upload a photo in Self-service on KUnet under ID card. Once the image has been uploaded, you will receive an on-screen receipt stating when your card is ready and where you can collect it.

For questions regarding login to KUnet and ID card, you can contact KU IT Support on tel. 35 32 32 32.

 

 

You can find the time and place for each class in the course descriptions under "see schedule" and in your personal schedule on the front page of KUnet

If you need to find your way around the Faculty of Law, we recommend that you look at the overview of the faculty.

If you follow a course with several classes, you can see in your Self-service in KUnet which class you are registered for. You can only follow lessons in the class(es) you are registered for. It is not possible to change classes or courses.

Any cancellations of the lecture will be announced via the e-learning platform Absalon. This information is not sent via KUmail, and it is therefore a good idea to look at Absalon and in your schedule on KUnet before you go to class, so that you do not go in vain.

Find practical information about the exams here

 

 

Apart from the textbooks, most courses use supplementary material in the form of text contributions for books, articles, rulings etc.

If the university has the rights to publish the text contributions itself, part of the material will be on Absalon.

 

 

If you need to apply for an exemption from the current rules, you can apply via the form “exemption from rules” and justify your need for an exemption. Please note in the form that you are enrolled as a credit student.

Processing time is up to 6 weeks.