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1. studies.ku.dk › living-in-copenhagen › housingHousing – University of Copenhagen

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   Even though Copenhagen has many residence halls, it will probably be easier to find a place to live in Vanløse, Brønshøj, Valby, or Ørestad. Most suburban areas are only 20 minutes away from the city centre by bicycle or public transport. See map of Copenhagen.

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     The University of Copenhagen work with key international...

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     Housing. Tietgen dormitory, South Campus. Photo: Anne...

   • Campus life

     Campus life at UCPH. Campus life is important to most...

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     Dormitories. Below you will find a list of dormitories...

   • Housing

     Therefore, finding affordable housing can be challenging. It...

   • Finding housing

     Finding housing. Since it can be extremely difficult to find...

   • Renting

     Renting a house or apartment. There is no central register...

2. studies.ku.dk › study-abroad › exchangeHousing – Study abroad - University of Copenhagen

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   Housing. Tietgen dormitory, South Campus. Photo: Anne Trap-Lind. The University of Copenhagen works with the housing organisation Housing Foundation Copenhagen, who provide accommodation to students. All exchange students automatically receive an invitation to apply for accommodation via Housing Foundation Copenhagen.

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4. studies.ku.dk › student-life-at-ucph › campus-lifeCampus life – University of Copenhagen

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   Campus life at UCPH. Campus life is important to most students. This is where you can meet fellow students - both Danish and internationals. Find your way around campus and get to know all four UCPH campus areas with the Campus life guide. See map of all four campus areas at UCPH . Canteens, student cafés, libraries and Friday bars at UCPH.

5. www.mdma.ku.dk › students › getting_settledDormitories – University of Copenhagen - ku

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   Dormitories. Below you will find a list of dormitories (kollegier) open for applications from master students for 1 or 2 semesters. Please visit the specific web-sites and apply directly to the dormitory. Note that some of the web-sites are only partly in English. Gl. Kongevej 39A.

6. ism.ku.dk › housingHousing – University of Copenhagen

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   Therefore, finding affordable housing can be challenging. It can be particularly difficult to find a rental place in August and September due to the beginning of the academic year. We advise you to begin your house hunting before you come to Copenhagen.

7. www.mdma.ku.dk › students › getting_settledFinding housing – University of Copenhagen - ku

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   Finding housing. Since it can be extremely difficult to find accommodation in Copenhagen, foreign students are strongly advised to make own arrangements concerning accommodation before leaving for Denmark. The University of Copenhagen Housing Foundation (UCPH Housing Foundation) is an independent entity which assists international students and ...

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   Where can I find accommodation in Copenhagen?

   • Tietgen dormitory, South Campus. Photo: Anne Trap-Lind The University of Copenhagen works with the housing organisation Housing Foundation Copenhagen, who provide accommodation to students. All exchange students automatically receive an invitation to apply for accommodation via Housing Foundation Copenhagen.

   Housing – Study abroad - University of Copenhagen

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   How difficult is it to find affordable housing in Copenhagen?

   • Copenhagen is a very popular city to live in, also for Danes. Therefore, finding affordable housing can be challenging. It can be particularly difficult to find a rental place in August and September due to the beginning of the academic year. We advise you to begin your house hunting before you come to Copenhagen.

   Housing – University of Copenhagen

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   What is Housing Foundation Copenhagen?

   • Housing Foundation Copenhagen is an independent organisation that helps international students enrolled at the University of Copenhagen to find . For more information about housing options, renting and practical information about your arrival, stay and departure, please visit Housing Foundation Copenhagen's website.

   Housing – University of Copenhagen

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   Where is Copenhagen University located?

   • City Campus is located in downtown Copenhagen. Everything the city has to offer is right outside the door. Nevertheless, it is easy to escape the city noise to study or relax in one of the many beautiful, surrounding parks. The campus accommodates the Faculty of Social Sciences and a part of the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.

   Campus life – University of Copenhagen

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9. ism.ku.dk › housing › rentingRenting – University of Copenhagen

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   Renting a house or apartment. There is no central register for advertising private rental properties and apartments in Denmark. Rental units are often advertised on the Internet or found through your personal networks, such as colleagues, friends and acquaintances.