Graphic Centre
Ordering and paying for prints
The Graphic Centre is SDU's internal print shop and delivers printed matter to employees, students and partners. Here you can read how to order and pay for prints.
Information on in-person service and delivery times
The Graphic Centre is temporarily closed for in-person service due to a high volume of orders. All enquiries must be made by email to grafiskcenter@sdu.dk or by prior arrangement.
Delivery times are likely to be longer than the advertised production times. We therefore advise you to plan your order well in advance. For urgent printing jobs, please contact external printers such as Stibo Complete or Vester Kopi.
The Graphic Centre handles print jobs that are directly related to SDU's activities. Private jobs are not accepted. Place your order via our webshop, we do not accept orders by email.
If you have any questions, you are welcome to contact us at grafiskcenter@sdu.dk.
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Who can get help?
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What kinds of print materials can I order?
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How do I print my PhD dissertation?
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Production and delivery
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Copyright rules
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Make your printed matter more sustainable
At Graphic Centre, we take responsibility for the environment - and you can also make a difference with your choices.
Here's what we do
We focus on reducing the carbon footprint of our printed matter. We print on sustainable paper with the lowest CO₂ emissions in the industry and offer flexible production and reprints so you only order what you need. This way, you avoid unnecessary stockpiling, which costs both money and resources.
We also recycle materials such as cardboard boxes and roll-ups. You can return your used roll-ups, including transport bags and cardboard boxes, in good condition so we can use them again. When ordering a new roll-up, you can choose a recycled cassette - it's both cheaper and better for the environment.
What you can do
As a customer, you can reduce your carbon footprint by thinking about paper choice and grammage:
- Paper choice: Recycled paper is our most climate-friendly option. Tissue paper is in the middle of the scale, while regular copy paper requires the most energy to produce.
- Grammage: Choose the grammage that's right for the job - no more, no less. For example, if you choose 130g paper instead of 100g 'just for a heavier grade', you increase the environmental impact by 30%.
If you are unsure about paper type or grammage, you are always welcome at the Graphic Centre to see samples and get advice.
Temporarily closed for in-person service
The Graphic Centre is temporarily closed for in-person service.
All enquiries must be made by email or by appointment.
Pick-up zone
Printed materials can still be collected via the pick-up zone (at the end of Stenten, down the stairs).