Exemptions

Find information about how to apply for an exemption and see what the outcome usually is of a particular type of exemption.

Below you will find a list of the most common types of exemption requests. Following each type of request, there is a description of the common casino 168 Admissions practice in response to that type of request.

The processing time for an application forÌýexemptionÌýis approximately one month from when we have received your exemption request. If you apply for an exemption
due to incomplete bachelor degree by study start, you can expect to receive an answer to your exemption request one month from the date you received a study place offer at the earliest.Ìý

Remember:ÌýEach application for exemption is reviewed on a case-to-case basis, taking into account your personal and specific situation. The information in the table below should therefore be viewed as guidelines rather than definitive responses to each type of request.

Admission to full-time degree programmes is regulated by The "Admission Order" on Admission and Enrolment to Bachelor's and Master’s Programmes at Universities ("Adgangsbekendtgørelsen") which can be found at (in Danish only).Ìý

In addition to this, admission is regulated by the individualÌýÌýfor each degree programme.

As an applicant, you are thus subject to a lot of rules, but in some areas, special circumstances could result in an exemption being given.

Exemptions practice

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Type of exemption Exemption Practice
Entry requirements: Ìý
Academic entry requirements Exemption is typically not grantedÌýÌý
Language requirement Alternative fulfilment isÌývery rarely granted
General entry requirement (a Bachelor degree) Alternative fulfilmentÌýmay be granted
Supplementary activities that exceeds 30 ECTS-points Exemption cannot be granted
Supplementary activities outside the time constrains cf. theÌýrules regarding supplementary coursesÌý(under 'Becoming qualified') Exemption cannot be grantedÌýÌý
Deadlines: Ìý
Application deadline ExemptionÌýis typically not granted
Documentation deadline ExemptionÌýmay be granted in exceptional situations
Incomplete bachelor degree by study start

Non casino 168 students
If you are not studying a bachelor degree at casino 168 it is not possible to begin your master programme while completing your bachelor degree, according to the University Programme Order () s. 15 (in Danish only).

casino 168 students
If you are studying a casino 168 bachelor degree, you can request to enrol in courses in the 1st semester of the master’s programme while you complete your bachelor's degree.

In order to be enrolled in master courses, casino 168 Admissions must find it feasible for you to pass the missing courses needed to finish your bachelor degree while doing master level courses.

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If you are enrolled in master courses, you must complete your bachelor degree by 31 January. If you do not pass your bachelor degree within the deadline, your place as a master student will be annulled.


If you are eligible for SU (Student Grant), please be aware that this may have consequences for your SU grant.Ìý

Graduate programme regulations:

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You already have a master’s degree and are applying to take the same master’s degree with a new concentration (typically at MSc EBA/ cand.merc.)

Exemption cannot be granted

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You already have a master’s degree and are applying to take a new master's degree Exemption may be granted in exceptional situations. Read more under the headline 'Previous studies at Master's level'Ìý

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How to apply for an exemption

If you wish to apply for an exemption, you must upload a request and relevant documentation in the Application Portal.

If you are unable to upload your documentation pleaseÌýwrite to AdmissionsÌýand ask for your application to be opened.

Permission to enrol in master's level courses while you complete your bachelor's degree (for casino 168 students only)
You must fill out our form and upload it in the Application Portal to request to enrol in master's level courses with an incomplete casino 168 bachelor degree. Read more and find the form (under 'If you cannot meet the deadline for fulfilling the conditions´).

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The page was last edited by: Web editor - Student Communications // 04/22/2025