Depending on whether you are a Nordic citizen, an EU/EEA citizen or a non-EU/EEA citizen, there are different registration procedures upon your arrival in Denmark.
To get all the details and to apply please visit New to Denmark - Higher Education Programmes
Getting a CPR-number
The CPR-number is your personal social security number which gives you the right to medical treatment free of charge while living in Denmark.
It is also required if you need to identify yourself, e.g. creating a bank account, registering a user account at the public libraries and getting MitID which works as a contact entry for all public administration.
How to apply for a CPR number
Apply at the International House website. Once your application is approved, you will receive an e-mail with an invitation to collect your CPR number
Sharing you CPR-number with SAP
Once you have your CPR-number you must go to the Student Affairs and Programmes front desk at the IT-University so we can update your details in our administrative system. Please be able to document your cpr-number by bringing or sending through your yellow card. For security reasons, remember to use your ITU e-mail.