This is where you'll find all relevant information regarding the Business Economics & IT programme.
Please note that information specific to your class or semester is located on Fronter.
Contact your study & career counsellor
You can reach Berit on phone Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9am-11am (GMT+1).
Drop-in guidance without an appoinment between 11-11.45.
Berit is at Lygten 16 Friday and at Lygten 37 Monday
Read more about how the study and career counselors can help you at the study and career guidance page
If your questions are about student cards, SU, leave or similar, please contact the Study Administration
Study related
This is where you will find info and links to KEA's Subject and Module Catalog and the Active Enrolment Model. You'll also be able to find your curriculum and with KEA Publish you can find your latest timetables.
Contact your Head of Programme
Social life
Student life is something we create together. At KEA Student Life we work for a good student life and environment at KEA. We hold social as well as study-related events and intro parties, plus we engage students in KEA’s volunteer organisations.
You can keep an eye on upcoming events in the calendar or at KEA Student Life on Facebook.
Contact
If you have good ideas or any other input regarding events, clubs, parties, etc., do write to Louise and Maria from KEA Student Life, or come by in their consultation hours.
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Consultation hours
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday at 13-14.30 hrs.
KEA Library, Campus Guldbergsgade 29, 2200 Copenhagen
Want to volunteer?
At KEA there are many ways to engage as a volunteer, both in social and professional contexts. As a volunteer at KEA, you have a unique opportunity to gain influence on the organisation, while attaining a lot of new skills, expanding your CV and boosting your network.
Volunteer work includes:
- Buddy scheme
- Bars
- Rus (Freshmen’s events)
- DSR (Students’ association)
- KLR (Study environment representative)
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Events
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Job search workshops for international students
30 January 2020 11:00
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Study start
03 February 2020
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KEA Alumne - Use Instagram to create a winning strategy
25 February 2020 16:00
Moonbar
Opening hours
LYGTEN 16
Weekdays:
07.30 - 22.00
Weekends:
Closed
Canteen at Lygten 16
Weekdays:
08.00 - 14.00
Weekends:
Closed
News
Contact the Study Administration
At Lygten 16 you will find administrative secretaries ready to help you with different practical aspects regarding your studies. For example:
You can find your administrative secretary at Lygten 16 and get the help you need or you can write your administrative secretary via mail.
In the list below to find the mails you should use to contact your administrative secretary:
Questions about:
- Study start
- Electives
- Attendance
- Leave
- Withdraval
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Questions about:
- Student cards
- Confirmation of active enrolment
- General inquiries
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Questions about SU:
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Questions about exams:
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Please note that you can not find your administrative secretaries at Lygten 37. The administrative secretairies is located at Lygten 16.
Useful links
- Contact
- SU (Ministry of Higher Education and Science)
- Exam
- Going abroad?
- Library
- Labs at KEA
- Jobportal
- Housing
- Code of conduct
Internship
Internship is rated either 15 or 30 ECTS points, corresponding to 10 or 20 weeks of full-time internship respectively. The working hours must be 37 hours per week.
The duration is stipulated by a departmental order on KEA’s programmes. This means that your internship cannot last less or more than 10 or 20 weeks.
As a starting point, the working hours should lie in the daytime on weekdays. However, the company and the intern can agree to place some of the hours in the evening or at the weekend.
If, for documented health reasons, you cannot do a 37-hour internship per week, you may apply for exemption for your internship to last more days but of shorter hours. Apply for exemption via SDBF.DK. You could also talk to KEA Study and Career Guidance before applying.
The programme curriculum lays down the time when your internship must take place. You cannot move your internship and do it at a different time.
Types of internship
One the Business Economics & IT programme you can do the following types of internship:
- Workplace internship
- International internship
- Project-based internship
- Entrepreneurial training
Contact your internship coordinator
Got questions about internship?
Contact your lecturers
If you have specific questions about
- Relevant work tasks
- Programme specific guidelines for your internship
- Internship exam
Contact the internship coordinators
If you have questions about
- General guidelines for the internship
- Internship contract flow
- Insurance
Internship phone: +45 46 46 00 61
Legal
Your programme forms part of the approved state education system in Denmark, which is governed by the Minister for Higher Education and Science.
The curriculum is a legal document which lays down a number of provisions for your programme within the framework of applicable laws and ministerial orders. Among other things, the curriculum describes your subjects, what semester they occur in, their intended learning goals for your knowledge, skills and competences, how to work with the study and when the exams will take place.
You’ll find the curriculum for your programme in our curriculum database.
At the website of the Ministry of Higher Education and Science you’ll find the laws and orders that apply to education in general or to a specific programme at KEA.
Alternatively, you can go to retsinformation.dk where you can make a free-text search throughout the Danish register of laws and regulations – including the orders on specific programmes.
Related topics
Quality Assurance
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In the Study Guide you can find everything worth knowing as a student at KEA. From student life and bars, over labs and entrepreneurship to what you should do if you get sick before your exam.
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- Schedule
- Scholarship search
- SDBF
- Security services
- Service Desk
- Shop
- Sick
- Signs
- Smoking
- SPS (special educational support)
- Student bar
- Student counselling
- Student democracy
- Student identity card
- Student job
- Student life
- Student satisfaction survey
- Study abroad
- Study assignments (former)
- Study Environment
- Study Environment Representative (SER)
- Study Skills
- Study technique
- Study tools
- SU
- SurveyXact
- Syllabus