About the programme

1-year master's programme

The master's programme in data stewardship is a focused one-year master’s degree, worth 75 ECTS credits.

You gain targeted skills for working professionally with managing data processes across many types of organisations.

A data steward is the human link that connects an organisation’s infrastructure, data, and the people who want to use the data.

As a data steward, you ensure that data is collected, managed, and stored so it can be used effectively within the organisation and in external collaborations.

As a student of data stewardship, you gain an understanding of processes, technical skills, and expertise in data management and data security.

Who studies this programme?

Choose this programme to combine your bachelor’s degree with strong data skills. Regardless of your academic background, you will learn how to understand, collect, and manage data in relation to your own field. The programme builds on the knowledge and competencies you have developed during your bachelor’s degree and opens up a wide range of new career opportunities in a short time.

Why is this programme relevant?

The programme’s unique combination of data and law enables you to support graduates from related fields, helping them develop their expertise when they enter the job market. As a data steward, you can find employment in a wide range of companies, organisations, and professional fields that work with different types of data.

Admission and application

You can find information about admission requirements, employment requirements, and how to apply once the final curriculum has been approved. We will publish the information here as soon as the regulations are formally adopted.

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Application deadlines

Study start in September

1 March at 23:59

Application deadline for Danish applicants and applicants from within the EU, EEA and Switzerland.
Open for applications from 16 January. You will receive a reply by 15 May.

15 January at 23:59

Application deadline for applicants from outside the EU, EEA and Switzerland.
Open for applications from 15 November. You will receive a reply by 13 March.

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Location

  • North Campus (primary place for teaching), Universitetsparken 5, DK-2100 København Ø.
  • North Campus, Jagtvej 155, DK-2200 København N.
  • South Campus, Karen Blixens Plads 16, DK-2300 København S.

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