Education
The Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies offers various educational programmes at BA, MA and PhD levels. The department's full degree educational programmes are only offered in Danish, although some courses are taught in English or another foreign language.
Educational programmes offered in Danish
Ancient History
Bachelor's degree programmes
- Middle Eastern language and society (Assyriology)
- Middle Eastern language and society (Archaeology of the Middle East)
- Middle Eastern language and society (Egyptology)
- Mesoamerican studies
Master's degree programmes
- Assyriology
- Archaeology of the Middle East
- Egyptology
- Mesoamerican studies
Asia
Bachelor's degree programmes
- Asian studies (China studies)
- Asian studies (Japan studies)
- Asian studies (Korean studies)
- Asian studies (India and South Asian studies)
Master's degree programme
- Asian studies (Japanese, Chinese, Hindi and Korean)
Cross-Cultural Studies
Master's degree programme
- Cross-Cultural studies
Eastern Europe
Bachelor's degree programme
- East European studies (Russia, Poland and Balkan)
Master's degree programmes
- Eastern European studies
Greenland and Arctic Studies
Bachelor's degree programme
- Greenland and Arctic studies
Middle East
Bachelor's degree programme
- Middle Eastern language and society (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Turkish)
Master's degree programmes
- Middle Eastern language and society (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Turkish)
Religion
Bachelor's degree programme
- Religious studies
Master's degree programme
- Religious studies
Guest and exchange students
Each semester the Faculty of Humanities, including the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, offers a variety of courses at BA and MA levels for international exchange and guest students. The courses are taught in English or another foreign language.
Read about how to become a guest student.
Read about how to become an exchange student.
Student counselling
If you have any questions, please contact our international student counsellors.
Change of names: With effect from the September 2026 intake, American Indian languages and culture has been renamed Mesoamerican studies; Modern India and South Asian studies (Hindi) has been renamed Asian Studies (India and South Asian studies), and Middle Eastern language and society (Near Eastern Archaeology) has been renamed Middle Eastern language and society (Archaeology of the Middle East).