Find Help

Here’s an overview of the places you can find help and answers when you find yourself ind situations that demand it. Don’t worry - we’re here to help.

The Student Union | www.srku.dk

The Student Union is our organization as students at the University of Copenhagen. We consist of over fifty local councils and six faculty councils that work to improve our education and study environment. For over 100 years, the Student Union has cooperated across subjects and departments to create a better university and a better everyday for students. We’re here for everyone, and you can always contact us if you have questions or need help.

Curricullum
Every course has a curricullum that determines the content and guidelines for your education. You will find the materials, exams and expectations of you here. You can find the curriculla on your course’s website.

Study Guidance
Each subject and institute has study counselers to help you out both virtually and on campus. They can help you with your study life, your future, your well-being, etc.

Studenterrådgivningen | www.srg.dk
The Studenterrådgivning offers free social, psychological and psychiatric counsel and treatment for students. The counselers are professional psychologists, psychiatrists and social workers that are ready to help you. The will treat you with confidentiality, and you have the option of being anonymous.

The Student Ambassador | www.studenterambassadoer.ku.dk
The Student Ambassador is the impartial legal advice for students who have issues with the administration or feel unfairly treated. They work to improve the rights of students.

Ung Ret | www.ungret.dk
Ung Ret is student-driven provides legal aid for other students. You can get free legal advice from law students about everything from landlords and your stolen bicycle to your workplace rights.

Gældsrådgivningen | gaeld.taenk.dk
The Danish Consumer Council and the National Union of Students in Denmark has created a debt counsel that specialize in students with debt problems. The counselors are volunteers and will help you map your economic situation, teach about your rights and help you move on. The counsel is of course anonymous and impartial.