If you want to apply for a standby study place, you must tick the ‘standby’ box in your application on optagelse.dk.
You should choose this option if you are interested in starting on one specific programme.
Getting a standby study place means that you will be put on a waiting list and you will be offered a study place on the programme if someone else says ‘no thanks’ to their study place. If you are not offered a study place for this admission’s round, you will get a pre-approved letter of admission. This means that you are guaranteed a study place on the programme for the next study start.
Please note, however, that if you are offered a standby study place, you will not be admitted to a lower priority programme even though you do qualify for admission.
We do not have any standby study places for Digital Concept Development.
How to get a study place
If you’re offered a standby place, you will be put on a waiting list.
If anyone who has been accepted into the programme says ‘no thank you’ to their study place, the empty study place will be offered to an applicant who has been given a standby study place.
If you are offered a study place before start of the semester and you say ‘no thank you’ to the study place, you will lose your standby study place and you will therefore not receive a pre-approved letter of admission for the next study start.
If you are not offered an available study place by start of the semester, you will (in September) receive, via email, a pre-approved letter of admission that guarantees you a study place for that programme for the next study start.