UCPH plans to maintain master's degree programmes that are a direct extension of a bachelor's degree and develop new attractive master's degree programmes.
From 2028 UCPH will offer master's programmes of 120 ECTS, 75 ECTS, and part-time master’s degree programmes for working professionals.
If you are admitted to a bachelor's programme in 2025, you will need to choose your master's degree programme in 2028.
At that time, you can either choose to continue with a master's programme that follows directly from your bachelor's degree or apply for one of UCPH’s other master's programmes.
We expect to be ready with our master's degree offering in 2026, allowing you plenty of time to explore the options before choosing your master's degree programme in 2028.
This master's degree program will be a full-time study programme, and like most master's degree programs today, will be structured over two academic years.
Danish students and some international students will be eligible for student grants (SU).
This master's degree programme will be a full-time study programme and will be structured over one year, consisting of two semesters followed by a final project written over the summer.
Danish students and some international students will be eligible for student grants (SU).
This master's degree programme will be a part-time study programme where you will be employed alongside your studies and receive a salary.
Therefore, student grants (SU) will not be available.