The Study Board of the Built Environment is responsible for the study programmes at the Department of the Built Environment.
The study board approves teaching plans, work out proposals for study programmes and speak on general rules for exams, marking and teaching. The study board also processes dispensation applications and cases concerning qualification.
The Study Board for Civil Engineering regularly meet; approx. once a month. The study board meetings involve handling conditions concerning the performance and further development of the study programmes. This could be e.g. revising of study programmes, allocation of resources for the various study programmes within the study board area, follow-up on semester evaluations and handling requests and applications.
The study board continuously focus on quality development of the current study programmes and develops new programmes.
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*teaching in Danish
*teaching in Danish
When you begin your education, you will be signed into a curriculum. You will always be entered into the current studyline.
See curricula via the link (note: change language top right - change year below logo)
Website for students where they can find all the information regarding the university (IT, library, ID card, etc.) as well as the social initiatives (student organisations, study environment, etc.).
Student guidance regarding changing programme, admission, exemption, leave of absence, accomodation and much more.