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As a student at KEA, you have access to a number of labs. You’ll find 3D printers, laser cutters, robots, VR equipment and much more at your disposal. 

At KEA, we have transversal labs and so-called monolabs.

Monolabs are labs targeted at a single education or a single programme area, and there will often be a restriction on who can use the lab.

Transversal labs are open to all students at KEA.

You can find an overview of all labs at mit.kea.dk (only in Danish for the time being) 

Book machines and equipment

You can book machines and equipement from the following labs (only in Danish for the time being):

Fashion Lab

Lab 16

Maker Lab

Tech & Story Lab

Learn Danish with other KEA students

The Official Danish Language Programme is FREE OF CHARGE.

You can take the Danish classes at KEA and they will be organised to fit your KEA week schedule. To make it as convenient and exiting for you as possible, the course will be based on blended leaning, so you’ll meet once a week in a classroom and once a week online.

Sign up or see more about Danish on https://global.kea.dk/courses

At a programme of higher education it is your own responsibility to learn. KEA provides classes and other teaching activities about your study. How you learn, however, is up to your own efforts and your personal learning styles. Some of the study competencies that KEA expects you to acquire will automatically become strong career competencies.

You will get the chance to work with:

• Planning and prioritising your time
• Putting your knowledge and learning into play
• Listening and observing objectively
• Being open to other opinions
• Being flexible and adaptable
• Working efficiently under pressure and moving out of your comfort zone
• Working in groups as well as independently

At study start, you’ll get help in planning your study and your work through:

• KEA’s active enrolment model
• KEA’s subject and module catalogue
• KEA library at Bibliotek.kea.dk

If you want to know more feel free to contact KEA Study and Career Guidance at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

During your study you may need to apply for leave of absence. When you are on leave you can not attend courses or take exams.

In your application for leave, you must state reasons why a leave of absence will improve your study situation or your ability to complete the study.

Who can apply for leave of absence?

You can apply for leave of absence if

• You have passed the 1st year of an AP degree programme or a full bachelor's degree programme.
• You have passed the 1st semester of a top up bachelor's degree programme.
• Your leave is due to maternity, paternity, adoption or military service.

Consequences of leave of absence

• You are not eligible for SU during your leave. It is therefore important that you examine your SU situation and possibly contact your SU supervisor in the KEA study administration.
• Students who have been granted leave cannot register for another education.
• Students who have been granted leave cannot participate in courses, use workshop facilities or participate in exams during the leave period. You have no right to vote for governing bodies and cannot stand for or be a member of any governing body at KEA.
• Leave due to maternity, paternity, adoption or military service will be deducted from the maximum period of study time as stipulated in the Ministerial Order on Academy Profession Degree Programmes and Professional Bachelor's Degrere Programmes.
• Students applying for leave for other reasons must complete the study within the maximum period of study time. 
• Illness does not prolong your maximum period of study time. Illness counts in the calculation of the total period of study time.
• At an AP degree programme you must have completed your study within 4 years at the latest.
• At a full bachelor's degree programme you must have completed your study within 6 years at the latest.
• If you are not a Danish citizen, you may risk losing your residence permit.

Read about Parental leave

Response to your application

Your application will be processed by the head of programme and the Study Administration. The head of programme will determine if you can be allowed an exemption. You will receive a reply from the Study Administration within five weeks.

Complaint instructions

If you wish to appeal against the decision, you must, within two weeks of receiving the response to your application, submit a written and reasoned complaint to this mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..