This study technique workshop empowers you in your student life and helps new students to kick-start your university life.

The workshop, held by Mads Lønnerup, helps you make the most of your current skills and strengths. You will also be introduced to a lot of recognized study skills and strategies.

Read more about the workshop and sign up by clicking below. 

Digital Tech Summit is the largest academic based technology and ­business event in the Nordic countries. ITU will be represented as ITU faculty will chair several sessions. 

Find the events chaired by ITU faculty here.

This is a great opportunity to network and maybe meet your future employer. You will also be able to join hackathons and solve real-world problems.

See the full program and secure your free ticket by clicking below. 

RESET is ITU’s climate magazine. We are looking for student volunteers to join our editorial group. Students can help set the agenda for the magazine for the coming years: you will help produce magazine content, do interviews, write stories, edit texts, and help with design issues and aesthetics.

To apply: Write a short (250 words max) application to jmag@itu.dk. Tell us about your motivations and interests and how you see yourself contributing to RESET.

Deadline: October 20.

Get your game played and/or test others!

You can bring all kinds of video games, board games, playful software, toys etc.

If you don't have a project then come and hang out and play.  

Playtest Thursday will take place at Emil Holms Kanal, Tuesday, September 27, 16:30-18:30.

CS Coffee Talk is a new recurring event where we invite you to an evening of discussion with PhD students, Professors and everything in between to talk about their current passion projects.

The first talk in the autumn semester is Bernardo Machado David, "What is a Blockchain Anyway?".

In this talk, he will give a gentle and largely non-technical introduction to the concepts of blockchain and cryptocurrency from the computer science point of view, with a special focus on the problems in cryptography and distributed systems that have been solved in the last decade with these systems in mind.

Join us in Analog for a casual talk from 16.30.