UCPH

University of Copenhagen (UCPH) is a public research university located in Copenhagen, Denmark. Founded in 1479, it is the oldest university in Denmark and one of the oldest in Europe. UCPH operates mainly in the Danish capital, with campuses spread across the city and surrounding areas. The university's central activities are organized through several faculties that cover the arts, humanities and social sciences; law; theology; science; and health and medical sciences, among others. The Panum Institute complex hosts the health and medical sciences, while the City Centre Campus anchors the humanities and social sciences.

Undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs are offered across disciplines, with degree programs available in Danish and a growing number of courses and programs taught in English to support international students. UCPH is known for its research output across fields such as life sciences, humanities, and the natural and social sciences, with multiple national and international centers and collaborations. The university hosts prominent research facilities such as the Niels Bohr Institute and many interdisciplinary centers that connect with Danish and European research networks.

The university emphasizes internationalization and student mobility, hosting a sizable community of international students and staff. It participates in European Union research programs and international exchange agreements, and it maintains partnerships with universities and research institutions worldwide. UCPH is a major contributor to Danish higher education and research landscape and seeks to advance knowledge through interdisciplinary collaboration and public engagement.