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

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   You need to be patient, and it is a good idea to make a plan for your room hunt. On this page, you can find some advice to help you find a place to live in Copenhagen. See tips on how to find housing in Copenhagen. You can also find information about the different districts in Copenhagen.

2. 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.

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4. uniavisen.dk › en › student-housing-reviews-dormsStudent housing reviews: Dorms and residences in Copenhagen

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   • Elers’ Kollegium
   • Basecamp Copenhagen
   • Vartovkollegiet

   Elers’ Kollegiumis only for the very few. Not anyone can apply for this residence hall, which only has 20 places with several of them are earmarked for specific study programmes. Five of the places are for theology students. In our review of Elers’ Kollegium, our student reporter said that the place ‘reeks of history’. Read the full Review: Elers’ ...

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   BaseCamp Copenhagen is one of the slightly more expensive student residence halls in Copenhagen. But the location dorm, in old barracks, is as central in Copenhagen as it can possibly be. »There is not even a waiting list. If you book the room, it is yours,« says Simon Stilling, who is employed as a ‘base manager’ on the site. Click and read the fu...

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   Vartovkollegiet is a small, breathing space for fourteen students, who all have to follow different fields of study. It is closely connected to Danish thinker Grundtvig who was pastor in Vartov church until his death in 1872. In the beginning, only theologians lived here. But you don’t need to be a Christian to be admitted now. Click and read the f...

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5. uniavisen.dk › en › student-housing-in-copenhagenStudent housing in Copenhagen: The guide - Uniavisen

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   Jul 26, 2021 · There are many types of accommodation in Copenhagen. Private rooms, dormitories for students, shared housing, and there is even the option of buying your own place. Here is an overview with links to the most important sites and facebook groups.

6. studies.ku.dk › living-in-copenhagenLiving in Copenhagen – University of Copenhagen

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   Living in Copenhagen is popular, especially for students. Find information about the green cycle-friendly Danish capital with cosy, student-friendly cafés and a safe environment, that is consistently ranked among the top cities to live in.

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

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   The University of Copenhagen Housing Foundation (UCPH Housing Foundation) is an independent entity which assists international students and researchers in finding accommodation in Copenhagen.

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   Are there dormitories in Copenhagen?

   • There are loads of dormitories, kollegiums, and student residences in Copenhagen, yet most of the information available is in Danish. Some are small, old houses with pretty gardens, others are giant concrete buildings with tiny windows.

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   What types of accommodation are there in Copenhagen?

   • There are many types of accommodation in Copenhagen. Private rooms, dormitories for students, shared housing, and there is even the option of buying your own place. Here is an overview with links to the most important sites and facebook groups. Housing in Copenhagen can be a complete nightmare.

   Student housing in Copenhagen: The guide - Uniavisen

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   How much does a dormitory cost in Copenhagen?

   • See the ‘List of Copenhagen dormitories which need a motivated letter of application’ here. A general shortage of student housing has many students turning to private rooms. This is usually a bit more expensive. Average prices for a room in one of the central neighborhoods usually range between DKK 3,000 up to DKK 5,000.

   Student housing in Copenhagen: The guide - Uniavisen

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   Where do students live in Copenhagen?

   • Most students opt for housing in the central parts of Copenhagen such as Nørrebro, Østerbro, Vesterbro, Frederiksberg, East Amager, and West Amager. However, public transport can often bring you from a residential suburb to your campus quite quickly (as do the new bicycle superhighways).

   Living in Copenhagen – University of Copenhagen

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9. housingfoundation.dkFront page - Housing Foundation

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   We have an online booking system. Where students and staff can book a room themselves. We operate through booking rounds three times a year and if we have vacancies the booking system is also open outside of the booking rounds.