Digitalisation, Exams and Room Booking

The division is responsible for

  • digitalising and standardising processes across the University's educational administration.
  • ensuring optimal timetable planning and use of the University's rooms
  • planning and holding written on-site exams
  • developing a common exam framework at UCPH.

Head of division: Stefan Nordgaard

The division comprises three sections:

 

The section supports the educational administration’s digital transformation through shared, efficient and system-supported processes. It ensures that the educational administration can always take on, develop and implement optimisation measures so that the administration meets the needs of students, teaching staff and the administration itself. It drives and develops system support to ensure a smooth and modern educational administration that meets user requirements.

Head of section: Charlotte Göthilda Magnéli

 

 

The section is responsible for planning and holding written on-site exams and works to ensure a professional and efficient exam administration that supports both regulatory compliance and user-friendliness. Both students and teaching staff should experience safe exams characterised by professionalism, security and good service. In addition, the section contributes to standardised and system-supported processes in connection with planning and holding exams.

Head of section: Jesper Vang Møller

 

 

The section ensures that the University's facilities, including classrooms, group rooms and auditoriums, are used in the best possible way. It is responsible for planning and allocating rooms for educational activities such as teaching and defences and for academic and social events such as conferences and student activities. The section is also responsible for ensuring standardised, system-supported processes for planning and booking.

Head of section: Kåre Nielsen Wangen

 

Employees in Digitalisation, Exams and Room Booking

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