KEA Study and Career Guidance provide voluntary and confidential counselling about your student life and your career. We offer guidance by e-mail, phone, Teams and face-to-face conversation.
Study and Career Guidance
Study Guidance
Talking with your study and career counsellor is a chance for you to get sparring and inspiration to reflect about your situation, your challenges and your options.
See the below examples of typical questions asked by students.
At the beginning of your study, you’ll probably already have notions of passions you have, what you’d like to work with, what you’re good at, etc.
During your study, however, you might find that all of that changes. As a result, you might find a need to:
- discuss your considerations about a future career, continuing education or job options
- get support in implementing your plans
- expand your perspective and your self-image
During your study, you’ll acquire professional and academic competencies. But, at KEA Study and Career Guidance we also like to encourage you to focus on your general career-oriented competencies, such as your ability to:
- keep deadlines
- challenge yourself
- think innovatively
- cooperate and tackle conflicts (e.g. when your team disagree)
- plan and carry out a project
Read more in the box: Career and Job after KEA
Other counselling services
Do you need other counselling services outside of KEA?
Studenterrådgivningen (Student Counselling Service)
Uddannelsesguiden (Study Guidance in Denmark)
Studying at KEA
We have gathered some relevant information about studying at KEA.
Relevant topics
We have gathered some of the most asked for topics in the study guide.
Read about exams, credit transfer, leave of absence etc. If you have further questions on these topics, please contact us at studievejledning@kea.dk.
Contact us
You can always write to the Study and Career Guidance at studievejledning@kea.dk.
When you send us an email, please indicate:
- Name
- Programme
- Semester
This will help us in our reply to you.
You can also contact our counsellors at their own mail. Find information about your counsellor on your programme page or below.
You can also contact one of our Study & Career Advisors in the callcenter at 46 46 00 62. You can reach them: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday between 10 and 12 am. Please note that the Study & Career Advisors take turns at the call center, and you can therefore not be certain to get hold of a specific Study & Career Advisor on the same day.
Berit Bergman
Study & Career Advisor
T: +45 46 46 00 62
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Berit advises on the following programmes:
Düncan Ünkap Andersen
Study & Career Advisor
T: +45 46 46 00 62
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Düncan advises on the following programmes:
Vibeke Buchardt Andersen
Study & Career Advisor
T: +45 46 46 00 62
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Vibeke advises on the following programmes:
Peter Askov
Study & Career Advisor
T: +45 46 46 00 62
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Peter advises on the following programme:
Synne Juhl
Study & Career Advisor
T: +45 46 46 00 62
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Synne advises on the following programmes:
TYPICAL QUESTIONS
Some of the questions we often hear in the Study and Career Guidance are:
Doubt, well-being and motivation:
"I am not sure if I have chosen the right programme to study."
"I think the others are much better than me and I do not dare to ask questions in class."
"The others in the study group annoy me and we cannot work together, what do we do?"
"I feel stressed. Can I take a break from my studies or is there anything else I can do? "
"I'm getting nervous about the exam, what can I do?"
Rules on course of study:
"I have failed an exam, what do I do?"
"I've been ill for two weeks and I don't know if I'll be able to come back to class right away. What can I do?"
"I need a break. Can I get a leave from my studies?"
Career and further education:
"I might like to study more after this programme. Is that possible?"
"I do not know what type of work I can get with my degree."