Curricula
Your curriculum describes the framework within which your study programme is organized and contains rules on how you are to complete your study programme. It also describes the programme objectives and structure.
The programme-specific curriculum, which describes your particular study programme. For example rules on competency profile and the structure of the specific study programme
Course descriptions describe content and rules for the courses and exams in your study programme
The programme-specific curriculum, which describes your particular study programme. For example rules on competency profile and the structure of the specific study programme
Course descriptions describe content and rules for the courses and exams in your study programme
- Companion Animal Clinical Science
- Disaster Management
- Headache Disorders
- Industrial Drug Development
- Medicines Regulatory Affairs
Master's programmes taught in Danish
The common part of the curriculum, which contains common rules applicable to all study programmes at the Faculty. For example rules on continuous study activity requirement, rules governing course and exam registration, and rules governing change of study programme and transfer.
In addition to your curricula, you will find important rules about e.g. exams, teaching and deadlines in the general programme regulations:
Common part of the curricula for BSc and MSc programmes
Common part of the curricula for professional master's programmes
If you need a curricula not available from the study programmes webpages, you can order a copy through the application form below.