Computer Science (4 years)
Gain professional experience and build strong connections to the labour market while you study.
What is a part-time master’s degree programme for working professionals?
The programme allows you to earn a master’s degree while working alongside your studies. It’s an opportunity to combine what you learn on the programme with your working life.
Depending on the structure of the specific programme, it takes either three or four years to complete.
Admission requirements
To be admitted to a master’s programme for working professionals, you must meet the same requirements as for the two-year master's degree. In addition, you must have a job for which you were hired based on your bachelor’s degree (minimum 25 hours/week) – or be an entrepreneur.
For more information about the admission requirements for a specific part-time master's programme, please see the page for the programme you wish to apply for.
Part-time master's programmes at UCPH
See which part-time master's programmes for working professionals you can study at UCPH.
Which programmes can I study?
Law
As a part-time master's student, you will learn to identify complex legal issues and apply Danish law in a broader context.
Political Science
Interested in understanding society and exploring issues from different perspectives? Study Political Science while gaining work experience.
STEM-teaching
The master's programme in STEM Teaching provides you with the competencies to strengthen and develop science education.
Computer Science (3 years)
Study full-time during your first year to build a strong academic foundation. Afterwards, work and study alongside each other.
UCPH's new master's programme opportunities
Soon, you will be able to apply for a range of attractive new master's programmes, including one-year and two-year programmes, as well as several new types of part-time master's programmes for working professionals.
Explore the first of these new master's programmes now, with enrolment starting in September 2027.