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Studying at the Royal Danish Academy

Semester dates
Autumn semester: 1. September – 31 January
Spring semester: 1 february – 30 June

Autum semester 2024
30 August: introduction day for external MA students who do not have a BA from the Royal Danish Academy (voluntary)
2 September: study start
2-24 January 2025: exams and teaching
27-31 January: no teaching or exams. Holidays for students

Spring semester 2025
3 February: study start
2-30 June: exams and teaching 

National Holidays
Autumn Break: 14 October - 18 October 2024 (some programmes might schedule classes)
Christmas Break: 23 December 2024 – 1 January 2025 (both days included)
Easter Break: 14 April - 21 April 2025 (both days included) (some programmes might schedule classes)
Ascension Day: 29 May 2025
Constitution Day: 5 June 2025
Whit Monday: 9 June 2025

Study form
Regarding teaching and study form on architecture programmes: https://royaldanishacademy.com/school-architecture/study-form

Regarding teaching and study form on design programmes: https://royaldanishacademy.com/study-form

Workshops and laboratories
The Academy offers an individual work desk for each student and a number of workshops and laboratories: https://royaldanishacademy.com/workshops-and-labs

Internship
As of 2020 master's students will no longer have the opportunity to do an internship during their Master.

Exchange/study abroad
It is possible to do an exchange semester on the second semester of the programme through one of our partner institutions: https://royaldanishacademy.com/internal-students-exchange

Students with special needs
As a student enrolled in a full degree programme at the Royal Danish Academy you can apply for special educational support (sps)​ if you suffer from a documented impairment and require special support in order to undertake your study. The support will be based on your individual needs and can be aids or different kinds of personal support. Sps is not financial support or treatment.

You must be a Danish citizen, be an EU or EEA citizen, or have the same status as a Danish citizen.

The support is granted by The Danish National Agency for Education and Quality. Read about sps here (in Danish only).

You can apply for the support through the sps counsellor at the Academy Katrine Trolle, ktro@kglakademi.dk, after you have been admitted. 
When applying for sps you must document your impairment, and you will have to sign a consent. Feel free to contact the sps counsellor to hear more about your possibilities.