Remember your preliminary problem statement!

For your project or thesis you will need to submit your preliminary problem statement by January 31 in learnIT.

The deadline for the research project is February 21.

If you haven't already meet up with your supervisor you need to do so before the deadline.

I forgot to register
If you have forgotten to register for a project or your thesis, you can register in week 5 and 6.

Your deadline for submitting the preliminary problem statement is then pushed to February 21.

In each case just get going on your project, so you can get off to a good start.😊

Explore the world with ITU

The application deadline for exchange in Autumn 2025 is February 1, 2025

Open Office
If you have any questions you can book a session with the International Coordinator.

See for dates

You can also swing by the Study and Career Guidance

Need to make changes for Spring 25?

You can change your registrations during week 5 and 6 by registering or de-registering in My Study Activities.

The courses that have open spots will feature on the list in My Study Activities.
The list can change all through the two weeks.

Please de-register the course you want to cancel before trying to register for a new one

See all the details by following the link below

Read the Latest Version of readIT

Read the latest version of readIT, ITU's weekly newsletter. Here you will find news about your Study, news from and about ITU, events that might be of interest and much more. It will arrive in your inbox each Monday at 8.00. You can also find it here.

ITU has two new members of management

The new Head of Research Morten Hjelholt (R) has taken up his position 1 January and the future head of Education, Luís Cruz-Filipe (L) will take up his position on 1 February.

Find out more about the two new members of the management in this article.

Jakob Grue Simonsen new prorector

ITU's coming prorector is the 49-year-old professor, Jakob Grue Simonsen. He takes up the position on 1 January 2025.

Jakob Grue Simonsen comes from a position as head of department at the Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen.

Find out more about him and his visions in this article.

Here to Help!

The student aimed campaign Here to Help is intended to promote ITU’s values of inclusivity and mutual respect.

Students are encouraged to reach out to The Study and Career Guidance if they have experienced harassment or discrimination or if they have experienced behaviour that has made them feel unsafe or uncomfortable.

It goes without saying that no one should behave in a way that offends, intimidates, or is humiliating to others.

If you see or experience anything like that we are Here to help!