The University of Copenhagen offers a Bachelor of Science (BSc) programme in Public Health Science. This programme is taught entirely in Danish and requires applicants to demonstrate proficiency in the Danish language. The curriculum, which forms the legal basis for the study programme, outlines the academic content, rules, and examination requirements. New curricula are typically published in the spring each year. Prospective students should note that the official curriculum documents are only available in Danish.
The Bachelor of Arts in Public Humanities is a four-year program that blends critical Cultural Studies with practical Cultural Management. It focuses not just on theory and research, but also on how to apply knowledge and engage with the public. The program aims to develop a new generation of cultural professionals who can contribute to contemporary society and enhance community building through cultural practices. This program fosters critical and creative thinking, deepening your understanding of culture, heritage, and the arts. You will improve your communication and collaboration skills, essential for public engagement. The curriculum emphasizes research, cultural sensitivity, media literacy, curating, and policy-making, bridging humanities knowledge with public cultural life. It also promotes global citizenship, civic participation, and supports the sustainable development of cultural enterprises.