Campus og studiemiljø - Bygningsstyrelsen

Frederiksberg Campus ligger centralt i
københavn i et tætbebygget boligområde.
/ Frederiksberg Campus is located in a
densely populated residential area near the
centre of Copenhagen.
ejerforhold og organisering
Københavns Universitet er et offentligt
universitet. Universitetet lejer hovedparten
af sine bygninger hos Universitets- og Bygningsstyrelsen,
som ejer bygningerne og
campusområderne.
Københavns Universitet fusionerede i 2007
med en række andre universiteter bl.a. den
Kongelige Veterinær- og Landbohøjskole,
som nu kaldes Det Biovidenskabelige Fakultet,
LIFE. Københavns Universitet har omfattende
campusplaner for samlokalisering af
universitetets aktiviteter på de fire nye campusområder:
Nørre Campus, City Campus,
Søndre Campus samt Frederiksberg Campus.
Foruden Frederiksberg Campus har Det
Biovidenskabelige Fakultet også campusområder
i Taastrup og Hørsholm. Her er pladskrævende
aktiviteter som forsøgsmarker og
stalde med store husdyr placeret.
Byrum og bygninger
Frederiksberg Campus består af tre områder.
ownership and organisation
The University of Copenhagen is a public
university. The university leases most of its
buildings from the Danish University and
Property Agency, which owns the buildings
and the campus areas.
In 2007, the University of Copenhagen
merged with a number of other universities,
including the Royal Danish Veterinary and
Agricultural University, now called the Faculty
of Life Sciences (LIFE). The University of
Copenhagen has ambitious plans for combining
its activities in the four new campus areas:
North Campus, City Campus, South Campus
and Frederiksberg Campus. In addition to
Frederiksberg Campus, the Faculty of Life Sciences
also has campus areas in the towns of
Taastrup and Hørsholm. This is where activities
that require a lot of space are located, e.g.
test fields and houses with large farm animals.
urban spaces and buildings
Frederiksberg Campus consists of three areas
Campus Case: køBenHavns universitet / university oF CopenHagen
det biovidenskabelige fakultet, liFe, Frederiksberg Campus, københavn
the Faculty of life sciences (liFe), Frederiksberg Campus, Copenhagen
grundlagt
established
status
status
Campus befolkning
Campus population
afstand til by
distance from the city
Fagområder
subject areas
Årlig studieafgift
annual study fee
1858, hvor fakultetets have blev anlagt.
1858 when the faculty’s garden was established
offentligt universitet
public university
5.300 personer. Heraf 3.500 indskrevne studerende, (hvoraf 10 % er udenlandske
studerende) samt 1.800 fuldtidsansatte
5,300 people: 3,500 enrolled students (of whom 10 % are foreign students) and
1,800 full-time employees
2 km fra københavns Centrum (1 mio. indbyggere)
2 km from the centre of Copenhagen (1 million inhabitants)
Fødevarer, naturressourcer og veterinærmedicin
Food, natural resources and veterinary medicine
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located end to end, separated by roads with
heavy traffic. The areas differ considerably.
The best known area is the original area consisting
of a garden now listed as a protected
area with distinctive buildings by architect
Gottlieb Bindesbøll. An old greenhouse in
this area has acquired a new role as a café –
nominated the best café in Copenhagen in
2008. The menu includes the university’s
own beer.
A number of historical and preservationworthy
buildings from 1770 and 1858 are
located in the northernmost area, which was
included as the years went by. In 1968-70, the
distinctive multi-storey building was built
because of the growth in the faculty’s degree
programmes. Today, it is considered the
main complex. The eight-storey functionalistic
laboratory and teaching building was designed
by the architects Steen Eiler Rasmussen
and Mogens Koch. The building creates
an internal walkway and is a lively area full
of activities. New lecture theatres and labo-
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