With international degree programmes across five faculties (Social Sciences, Humanities, Engineering, Science and Health) the University of Southern Denmark offers many study possibilities. Bachelor’s programmes involve three years of undergraduate study, while master’s programmes involve two years of graduate study. If you want to study abroad as part of your degree, you can be an exchange or guest student for a semester or an academic year. Exchange and guest students can choose courses from all international degree programmes and additional English-taught courses. The university incorporates approximately 35 departments, 30 research centres and a well-equipped university library.