IT University of Copenhagen

The IT University is an independent educational and research institution, dedicated to the digital world. From games and communication to business and software development.

The IT University is entirely devoted to IT and all researchers are organized in one department.

The IT University offers two other bachelor degrees in Danish, information about these may be obtained from the front page http://itu.dk/Uddannelser.aspx?sc_lang=en&contentlang=en The IT University of Copenhagen offers a wide range of study programs in IT for both international and Danish students. The IT University offers three bachelor’s degrees, and four MSc's degrees in IT. The Diploma Programme is particularly aimed at persons who have an active working career. The Diploma is a two-year, part-time undergraduate programme. The IT University offers five professional Master's programmes.

The Danish educational system distinguished between MSc degrees (two years full time studies after a bachelors degree) and Master degrees (one year full time studies or several years part time - these are professional degrees like MBA etc.)

The IT university is a much-coveted place to start the research career, and the university aims for attracting high qualified students for the PhD program.

MSc-programme has become the biggest MSc education in IT in Denmark in just a few years.

Students from other universities may enroll as exchange students or guest students (non-degree students) at the IT University for a term or two.

The It University have gathered all information material about education in one place, so it is easy and simple for the student to find what they need.

Research at the IT University The objective of our research is to strengthen Denmark's ability to create value with IT. The research aims to provide new insight that could be the foundation for new types of interaction, new breakthroughs in digital culture, better resource optimization, technological innovation and more. Researchers at the IT University are at once unique representatives of their research field and a part of the multidisciplinary research community at the IT University.

The researchers at the IT University are organized in 7 faculty groups. Each group maintains their own homepage describing the research activity running in the groups.