Where is City Campus (North)?

The City Campus (North) of Copenhagen University, located in the heart of Copenhagen, is a central hub for a wide range of academic disciplines. This campus primarily focuses on humanities, social sciences, and law, offering students a vibrant urban environment to engage in their studies. The campus is known for its historic architecture and modern facilities, creating an inspiring atmosphere for learning and research.

• Humanities: Programs in history, literature, philosophy, and languages are offered with a strong emphasis on critical thinking and cultural studies.
• Social Sciences: Courses in sociology, political science, and anthropology provide students with insights into societal structures and global issues.
• Law: The Faculty of Law offers comprehensive programs in Danish and international law, preparing students for careers in legal practice and academia.
• Interdisciplinary Studies: Students can also engage in cross-disciplinary courses that combine elements of humanities and social sciences for a broader perspective.

With access to extensive libraries, research centers, and cultural institutions nearby, students at City Campus (North) benefit from a rich academic environment. The campus also hosts numerous seminars, workshops, and public lectures, fostering a dynamic intellectual community. Its central location ensures excellent connectivity and opportunities for internships and networking within Copenhagen’s professional landscape. This campus is ideal for students seeking a blend of traditional academic rigor and contemporary urban life.