Joint Programmes

The University of Copenhagen participates in a number of international programmes and joint degrees. The degrees are developed by the departments at UCPH and constitute a binding academic commitment of cooperation between UCPH and other universities in Europe and overseas. Upon completion of the degree, students will receive a joint or double certificate.

Sino-Danish Center for Education and Research

The University of Copenhagen is part of the  Sino-Danish Center for Education and Research (SDC). SDC currently offers seven Master's programmes within Science and Social Sciences.

University of Copenhagen is responsible for:

• Water and Environment
• Nanoscience and Technology

The other SDC programmes are:

• Life Science Engineering and Informatics
• Public management & Social development
• Neuroscience and Neuroimaging
• Innovation management
• Chemical and Biochemical Engineering

Learn more about SDC at www.sdc.university

Erasmus Mundus Programmes

The Erasmus Mundus programme aims to enhance the quality of higher education and promote dialogue and understanding between people and cultures through mobility and academic cooperation. The University of Copenhagen participates in the following programmes:

• Europubhealth: European Master of Public Health
• GLOFOR – Global Foresty
• MERGED - Global Environment and Development 
• Sufonama: Sustainable Forest and Nature Management

Other Joint Programmes

The University of Copenhagen has partnered with other leading universities in select academic fields to create joint international programmes:

• European Master in Human Rights and Democratisation
• Master in Urban Studies
• EnvEuro - Environmental Science: Soil, Water and Biodiversity
• Religious Roots of Europe