THE BASICS:

Lecturers:
Local Center for Healthy Ageing (CEHA) researchers and invited speakers from other IARU universities

Tuition:
No tuition fee for students from IARU universities

Accommodation:
DKK2500

Target audience:

This course is open to Master students and above. Students who have obtained a bachelor degree from any discipline, have interests in ageing research, and have good English skills are welcome to apply. The applicants are encouraged to write an essay about their interests and plans for their future studies as part of their application. A few fellowships will be given to outstanding applicants to cover their travel and accommodation expenses.

About the University of Copenhagen:
Founded in 1479, the University of Copenhagen (KU) is a leading European University that is distinguished for its diversity in academic environment and scientific approaches. With its specialized focus on sustainability issues, KU is a keen participant in IARU initiatives pertaining to ageing, longevity and health, and climate changes. It has also led and organized a successful IARU Climate Change Congress in conjunction with COP-15, which further underscores its commitment to be a leading international climate university. Given its encouragement of diversity and excellence in research, KU brings a spirit of intellectual engagement in its interaction with the Alliance.