Attached you will find the Fact Sheet for the IT University of Copenhagen for the academic year

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1 Attached you will find the Fact Sheet for the IT University of Copenhagen for the academic year Here you will find information about the nomination and application deadlines for the fall semester 2018 (April 15 and May 1), an overview of our course catalogue and other relevant information. Please note, that the course overview in the Fact Sheet is based on the previous academic year, but you can use it as inspiration and typically only minor changes will occur for the following year. The course catalogue for the fall semester 2018 is published at our web page during April: Furthermore, here you will find an overview of the application documents, including the exchange application form and the housing application form. I confirm that the students can register for courses at all of the three departments at ITU.

2 UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL COORDINATORS Name IT University of Copenhagen Address Rued Langgaards Vej 7 DK-2300 Copenhagen S Denmark Phone Fax Website Erasmus DK KOBENHA52 PIC Code Contact - incoming Phone (dir.) Contact - outgoing Phone (dir.) Tenna Mygind Andersen temy@itu.dk Eva Maria Steensig Hauerslev emsh@itu.dk

3 CALENDAR Autumn Semester Nomination deadline 15 April Spring Semester Nomination deadline 15 October Application deadline, incl. housing 1 May Application deadline, incl. housing 1 November Introduction Day Week 34 Semester Start Week 35 Semester End Mid December Exam Period December/January Introduction Day Week 4 Semester Start Week 5 Semester End Mid May Exam Period May/June APPLICATION DOCUMENTS: - Exchange application form - Nomination letter from home university - A personal letter of motivation (no more than 1 page describing personal and academic reasons for studying at the IT University) - Transcript of records (including bachelor diploma if you apply within the MSc programme) - An advance approval from your home university for credit transfer to your study programme (Learning Agreement for Erasmus+ students, for other students a signed letter of approval from home university) - Copy of passport (photo page) - Application for housing (if you want to stay in an ITU dorm) You will find the application forms at our web page. LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS Group work is common at the ITU and will require exchange students to be able to participate in both oral and written English. We expect you to fulfil the level of English stated below, but we do not require documentation. TOEFL: 550 (PBT)/80 (IBT) or IELTS: 6.0

4 COURSES BSc students You can choose courses offered to our BSc students. Furthermore, you have the possibility to do a research project. MSc students You can choose courses offered to our MSc students. Furthermore, you have the possibility to do a research project. Please note that few courses might be completely booked. Moreover, you have to be aware that you might need to fulfil specific prerequisites. You will find further information in the course description at our course catalogue, which is available from around 1 November for the spring semester and from around 1 May for the autumn semester. Registration will take place early December for spring semester and early June for fall semester. LIST OF COURSES OPEN FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS IN ENGLISH FALL 2017 Programme Course ECTS BSc Digital Media and Design Digital Experience and Aesthetics BSc Digital Media and Design Co-design and Qualitative Methods 15 BSc Digital Media and Design Designing Digital Play BSc Digital Media and Design Network Society BSc Global Business Informatics IT Foundations BSc Global Business Informatics Enterprise Systems and Information Management 15 BSc Global Business Informatics IT-Enabled Supply Chain Management BSc Global Business Informatics Organisation and Process Theory BSc Global Business Informatics Business Foundations BSc Global Business Informatics IT, Globalisation and Culture 15 BSc Software Development Foundations of Computing - Discrete Mathematics BSc BSc Software Development Mobile and Distributed Systems BSc BSc Software Development Analysis, Design and Software Architecture 15 BSc Software Development Introduction to Database Design, BSc MSc Digital Design and Communication Transmedial Storytelling MSc Digital Innovation and Management Foundations in Development of IT MSc Digital Innovation and Management Digital Change Management MSc Digital Innovation and Management Business and Management Foundations MSc Digital Innovation and Management Innnovation & entrepreneurship local basis, global business MSc Digital Innovation and Management Reassembling Innovation MSc Digital Innovation and Management Reassembling Innovation with Project 15 MSc Games Data-Driven Design & Development MSc Games Computer Games Culture 15 MSc Games User Experience and Prototyping 15 MSc Games Game Programming MSc Games Game Prototyping MSc Games Games & Culture

5 MSc Games Programming for Designers MSc Games Play Design 15 MSc Games Modern AI for Games 15 MSc Software Development Technology Software Architecture, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Introduction to Database Design MSc MSc Software Development Technology Mobile and Distributed Systems MSc MSc Software Development Technology Big Data Management (Technical) MSc Software Development Technology Scalability of Web Systems MSc Software Development Technology Practical Concurrent and Parallel Programming MSc Software Development Technology Algorithm Design MSc Software Development Technology Introductory Programming MSc Software Development Technology Automated Software Analysis MSc Software Development Technology Critical Systems Project MSc Software Development Technology Foundations of Computing - Discrete Mathematics MSc MSc Software Development Technology Domain Specific Languages, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Critical Systems Seminar MSc Software Development Technology Applied Algorithms LIST OF COURSES OPEN FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS IN ENGLISH SPRING 2018 BSc Digital Media and Design Locative Media BSc Digital Media and Design Philosophy of Science and Technology BSc Digital Media and Design Concept Development with Industry 15 BSc Global Business Informatics Philosophy of Science and Technology BSc Global Business Informatics IT and Business Process Modelling BSc Global Business Informatics IT Enabled Process Improvement 15 BSc Global Business Informatics IT Governance & Quality Management BSc Global Business Informatics Global Project Management BSc Global Business Informatics IT & Work Design 15 BSc Global Business Informatics Database Use and Design BSc Global Business Informatics Digital Democratic Citizenship BSc Software Development Mobile App Development, BSc BSc Software Development Introduction to Database Design, BSc BSc Software Development Second Year Project: Software Development in Large Teams BSc Software Development Functional Programming BSc Software Development Introduction to Image Analysis and Machine Learning, BSc BSc Software Development Advanced Programming, BSc BSc Software Development System Development and Project Organization BSc Data Science Algorithms and Data Structures BSc Data Science Linear Algebra and Optimisation MSc Digital Design and Communication Introduction to Service Design

6 MSc Digital Design and Communication Communication Design: Applied Methods and Techniques MSc Digital Design and Communication Designing Interactive Artifacts MSc Digital Innovation and Management Digital Business Models MSc Digital Innovation and Management Writing Innovation Studio MSc Digital Innovation and Management Big Data Processes MSc Digital Innovation and Management Software Acquisition and Requirements, MSc MSc Digital Innovation and Management Digital Change Management MSc Digital Innovation and Management Enterprise Architecture MSc Digital Innovation and Management The Digital State MSc Games Graphics Programming MSc Games Data Mining MSc Games Game World Design MSc Games Play Design MSc Games Game Project 15 MSc Software Development Technology Mobile App Development, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Introduction to Database Design MSc MSc Software Development Technology Advanced Programming, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Programming Language Seminar MSc Software Development Technology Database Tuning, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Foundations of Computing - Algorithms and Data Structures MSc Software Development Technology Programming Language Concepts and Implementation, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Introduction to Image Analysis and Machine Learning, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Security, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Intelligent Systems Programming, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Frameworks and Architectures for the Web, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Advanced Software Engineering, MSc MSc Software Development Technology Algorithm Design Project MSc Software Development Technology Database Tuning Project MSc Software Development Technology Business Process Modelling and Analysis MSc Software Development Technology Pervasive Computing, MSc

7 LIVING EXPENSES Exchange students must have sufficient funds to cover their living expenses. Living expenses in Copenhagen are on average DKK per month / app. 875 / app. 780 / app. 1040$ (current exchange rate November 2017) HOUSING ITU dorm rooms are managed by The University of Copenhagen Housing Foundation. ITU have limited access to fully furnished dorm rooms close by the ITU. The semester accommodation period are fixed and are as follows: The spring semester: 1 st January/1 st February to 14 th of July The fall semester: 15 th July to 31 st January 1) Signalhuset Kollegiet (28 rooms) Signalhuset is located in the area in Amager called Ørestad and is within walking distance to the metro from where you can easily get to central Copenhagen. It is a modern hall of residence built in Signalhuset is divided into sections which resembles individual apartments. Each section consists of 4 single rooms which each share 2 bathrooms and 1 kitchen/small common area. The apartments are mixed gender. The hall of residence has elevators and a laundry mat. There is also a party room which can be rented for social events. 2) Øresundskollegiet (9 rooms 5 single rooms and 4 rooms for couples) Øresundskollegiet is one of the largest student residences in Copenhagen with approximately 1025 rooms. The single rooms have private kitchen and bathroom. The rooms for couples have a living room in addition to that. The residence has several facilities such as a pool table, table tennis, group rooms, exercise equipment and sauna as well as terraces and a bar. There is also a common kitchen on each floor. 3) Tietgenkollegiet (4 rooms) Tietgenkollegiet was ready for the first students to move in at the end of August Tietgenkollegiet is located in Amager, in an upcoming area with several new student halls and the Amager Campus of University of Copenhagen. You are close to both the inner city and to Amager beach with a view to Sweden. The building consists of 6 floors and contains 360 rooms and the residence is fitted with elevators. The rooms are single rooms with private bathroom and shared kitchens. There is one kitchen per 12 rooms. All rooms are fully furnished and come with bedding, linen and towels. INSURANCE You will automatically receive Danish Health Insurance when you are staying in Denmark for a period longer than three months, via the National Danish Security Number (CPR). This gives you the right to free

8 medical treatment by doctors and in hospitals. Dental treatment and home transportation is not included. You must have a third party liability insurance and a home insurance to cover your personal belongings. Non-EU students: Please be aware that the Danish health insurance does not cover you during your first six weeks. RESIDENCE PERMIT All exchange students need to get an EU residence permit. EU/EEA students can get this after arrival. Non-EU students need to get this well before arrival to Denmark. ITU will assist you with information for the visa procedure.

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