Building activities

The Danish Parliament has decided to improve laboratory buildings at Danish universities. In the case of the University of Copenhagen this decision means that the state will put up DKK 2.5 billion and the University itself will pay DKK 0.8 billion. Thus, a total of DKK 3.3 billion has been earmarked for laboratory buildings. DKK 2.6 billion will be used on four new laboratory buildings for the faculties of science, health sciences, pharmaceutical sciences and life sciences and DKK 0.7 billion will be used to modernise existing laboratory buildings.

It had already been decided to construct new buildings for the faculties of humanities, law, theology and social sciences. The building activities at the University of Copenhagen that have been approved and financed but not yet completed amount to a total of approx. DKK 4.9 billion.

Read more at
http://cas.ku.dk/english/building_activities/

Science City / North Campus

The northern part of the capital is to be developed into an active and visionary science city in the coming years and developments will be based on the University of Copenhagen. The University’s North Campus, home to scientific, pharmaceutical and health science research and neighbour to the Copenhagen University Hospital (Rigshospitalet), Metropolitan University College and Fælledparken, will be developed into a coherent district, based on the concepts of science, health and interaction.

Read more at http://cas.ku.dk/english/vidensbydel/

What is going on at your campus

North Campus website

In Danish:
North Campus website
City Campus website
South Campus website
Frederiksberg Campus website