Would you like to replace some of the compulsory or elective courses in your degree programme with individual courses from a degree programme at Aarhus University?
Read below how you can do it.
What does ‘credit’ mean?
A credit module is a module or course you take in another subject than your main subject and that can replace compulsory or elective courses in your degree programme, i.e. you qualify for credit transfer.
A credit module is therefore not a course you take in addition to your degree programme. If you would like to take modules in addition to your degree programme at Aarhus BSS, please go to our website for Continuing Education.
The prerequisites for enrolment in a credit module are:
That you are enrolled in a higher education programme
It is not a prerequisite that you are already enrolled in a degree programme at Aarhus University. All students who are enrolled as full-time students in a Danish university degree programme can apply for enrollment as a guest student.
NOTE!
The registration deadline is 14 days before the semester commences.
The Bachelor’s and Master's degree courses, offered for visiting student, can be found in the course catalogue. Please note that some subjects can be filled with the programmes’ own students. It is therefore advisable to contact the Student Counselling Office for information before you start looking for courses.
Remember to attach the following documentation to your application:
You can expect to receive an answer to your application in mid-January/August.
You apply by filling out this application form
Please send the application form to dispensationsansogninger.bss@au.dk.
Students from outside EU-EEA who are enrolled in a higher education at a Danish University and pay tuition at their home university, do not have to pay for their studies at Aarhus BSS if they enroll as a guest student.
Students from outside EU-EEA who are enrolled in a higher education at a non-Danish University and pay tuition at their home university, have to pay for their studies at Aarhus BSS if they enroll as a guest student.
The price includes participation in lectures and/or lessons and two consecutive exam attempts in the ordinary and re-exam period respectively.
For a student outside EU-EEA the fee for a single subject course is Euro 140 per ECTS-point for bachelor courses and Euro 170 per ECTS-point for master courses.
Please notice that prices for courses at Summer University are different.
As a student studying part time please notice that you cannot get a residence permit to Denmark