International Student Guide - Det Juridiske Fakultet
International Student Guide - Det Juridiske Fakultet
International Student Guide - Det Juridiske Fakultet
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After you have finished your exchange programme, The <strong>International</strong> Office in Copenhagen issues<br />
a final certificate/transcript stating the Danish grades, ECTS-grades and examinations you have<br />
been sitting. The certificate/transcript will be forwarded directly to you with a copy to your home<br />
university.<br />
Changes in location and timetable<br />
Lecturers may pass on information about e.g. classroom and timetable changes during the semester.<br />
These messsages are available on the following Danish website http://jur.ku.dk/, click on<br />
“Nyheder” at the bottom. Despite the Danish headlines, all messages for classes taught in English<br />
will be written in English. Below you will find a few essential words translated.<br />
Undervisningsændringer = lecture changes<br />
Undervisning i øvrigt = general information concerning lectures<br />
Eksamen = exams<br />
Computer facilities<br />
In the following places you will find data and computer centres:<br />
• In the Law Library (Jurahuset), Studiestræde 34, on 1st floor. Opening hours<br />
from 8 am to 12 pm.<br />
• Metro, Tøndesalen, 2 nd floor, Fiolstræde 4-6, use the staircase by Metro 5.<br />
Opening hours on weekdays between 7 am to 9 pm.<br />
In these computer centres students may use the computers for word processing and<br />
Internet access. The computer centre in the Metro Annex is only accessible to students<br />
with a guest student card.<br />
There is no smoking, eating etc. in the data and computer centres. Please observe all<br />
rules as you will be dismissed otherwise.<br />
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