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Study Board for cand.negot

The study board for the Master of Science in Negot works to ensure quality, relevance and coherence in education and teaching through collaboration between students and lecturers.

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The Purpose of the study board

The study board aims to ensure quality, relevance and coherence in education and teaching.

The board is composed of elected representatives of teachers and students at the Negot programmes and contributes to the joint development of the programmes.

The Negot study board covers the bachelor's degree programmes in Negot English and Negot German as well as the master's degree programmes in Negot.

  • Teacher Representatives:

    Student Representatives:

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    Meeting Series for 2026 

    Meetings in the Spring semester

    • 22. January 
    • 5. March 
    • 9. April 
    • 21. May 
    • 18. June 

    Meetings in the Autumn semester 

    • 3. September from 12 PM to 3 PM
    • 22. October from 12 PM to 3 PM
    • 19. November from 12 PM to 3 PM
    • 10. December from 12 PM to 3 PM

    Find agendas and minutes here (link to Sharepoint)

     

  • The Study Board's duties include development, quality assurance, and continuous adaptation of the educational programs. The Board is responsible for following up on educational as well as course evaluations and contributes to ensuring that the programs are planned and conducted in accordance with the relevant rules and academic goals.

    The Study Board prepares proposals for curricula and amendments thereto and approves plans for teaching, exams, and other forms of assessment included in the examination process.

    Furthermore, the Study Board consider applications for credit transfers, including preapprovals, as well as applications for exemptions. The Study Board also functions as an advisory body in matters of importance to education and teaching.

    Read more about the Study Board's tasks and responsibilities. (only available in Danish) 

     


Submitting an Application to the Study Board

Guidelines for application on and applicable deadlines for exemptions and credits can be found on your study page on mitsdu.
The application deadline is 7 days before a study board meeting.

Expected response time
The study board aim to respond to applications and enquiries within 14 days of a meeting.

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Contact Your Study Board

If you have any questions for your study board, please send an email to the study board.

Are You a Member?

Find agendas and meeting accompaniments on the Study Board's Teams site.