The courses at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Copenhagen are taught in a block stucture with 4 blocks per academic year and 2 blocks per semester. The nominated workload for each block is 15 ECTS credit points.

The weeks of the blocks are divided into time schedule groups, designated with letters A, B and C. A course in time schedule group B will for instance have lectures on Monday morning, Tuesday afternoon and Friday morning as you can see in this table:

In the online course descriptions you can see the schedule (block number and time table group) for each course.

You can avoid that your classes overlap by not applying for more than one course in the same time schedule group (for instance do not apply for two courses in block 1C).

To find information about teaching periods and holidays (academic calendar) please click here.

To find a link to the exam dates for each course please click here.

In order to find the detailed schedule and room for your courses please follow this step-by-step procedure (note that the system is unfortunately very slow):

1. Please enter the homepage http://skema.ku.dk/ku1112/uk/index.htm and click “Modules” in the bottom of the homepage

2. Write “f” in “Select Department” and Farma will appear. This is the code for courses at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences

2. Select the requested course in the list of courses

3. Under “Select Period” please select “ANTR Efterår/Autumn – Weeks 36-41; 43-50” to get the schedule for block 1 and 2.

4. Then you see the schedule for your course. Translation of relevant words:

• Mandag: Monday
• Tirsdag: Tuesday
• Onsdag: Wednesday
• Torsdag: Thursday
• Fredag: Friday
• Type: Type of activity
• Undervisning: lessons
• Selvstudium: self-study
• Laboratorieøvelse: lab work
• Forelaesning: lecture
• It-undervisning: IT-class
• Eksamen – mundtlig: oral exam
• Eksamen – skriftlig: written exam
• Weeks: indicates which weeks the course will take place
• Start: the time that the activity starts
• Slut: the time that the activity finishes
• Room: place/class room where the activity will be held

5. Print your schedule

6. In Denmark we often use week numbers to indicate a date. For instance in the schedule where you will find the day and week numbers. To see a calendar with week numbers you may for instance look at this homepage: http://www.epochconverter.com/epoch/weeknumbers.php

7. Find location of class rooms here (http://www.farma.ku.dk/index.php/Class-rooms-and-labs/5682/0/ )

Please note that you are requested to reserve the entire block for activities connected to the courses (even in cases where activities are not scheduled for the entire block). Some of the courses have assignments and reports that are to be prepared in group work within schedule for the block.