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Thinking about studying in Copenhagen? Meet Klara and Marcus and hear what it’s really like to study at ITU. The students share their experiences of a welcoming and inclusive university, where high-quality teaching, specialized lecturers, friendships and student life create a unique study experience. Located in the heart of Copenhagen, ITU also offers the opportunity to explore one of Europe’s most vibrant and colourful cities.

"Verifying and Synthesizing Software with Recursive Functions"2nd invited talk from the ICALP 2014 conference hosted by the IT University of Copenhagen.This live talk aired the 9th of July, 2014.

This lecture draws on decades of working with repairing, caring, composting and other worldmaking practices. Over the years we have come to see these practices as ways of hospicing modernity (Machado de Oliveira 2021), cultivating the arts of living (Tsing et al 2017), and keeping possibilities open (Stengers 2023). We’ve been conducting our design research in the Un/Making Studio, a Tiny House on Wheels in Holding Surplus House and through gathering around Hope and Grief. Our participatory design approach has predominantly been involving publics.    Drawing on our more recent work in the research environment Design after Progress: Reimaging design histories and futures, we will turn these questions and challenges towards design practices and design education.  We particularly seek to carefully untie design’s entanglement with progress and to craft concrete imaginaries of a more socio-ecologically just design after progress. This includes developing and articulating skills, competencies, capabilities, and concepts necessary for designing after progress.  Along with others who work with education on regeneration we want to emphasise the need for taking care of the losses and letting go in the transition and transformation processes. This entails to not just add, but also cherish that which we want to hold on to and take care of what we’re letting go of in various affective ways.

Mød Emil Krogsgaard Ravn, IT-konsulent hos Deloitteog hør om hans vej fra kandidat i datalogi på IT-Universitetet til konsulent i Deloitte, hvor han arbejder med programmering, samarbejde og digitale løsninger på tværs af brancher.Meet Emil Krogsgaard Ravn, Consultant in T&T Engineering at Deloitte – and hear about his journey from a Master’s degree in Computer Science at the IT University to working with programming, collaboration, and digital solutions across industries.

Mød Fei Fei, accountant på IT-Universitetet i København. Hør hende fortælle om sin rejse fra at starte uden erfaring til at finde faglig udvikling, fleksibilitet og et stærkt fællesskab. En historie om et arbejdsmiljø, hvor der er plads til både ambitioner og privatliv.Meet Fei Fei, an accountant at the IT University of Copenhagen. Hear her share her journey from starting with no prior experience to finding professional growth, flexibility, and a strong sense of community. A story about a workplace that supports both ambition and work-life balance.

Hvordan er det egentlig at starte som forsker på IT-Universitetet i København?Mød Doga Buse Cavdir, assistant professor og ph.d. fra Stanford University, som giver et personligt indblik i livet på ITU.

Mød Sara og Osvald som studerer Softwareudvikling.I denne video fortæller de om det faglige studiemiljø på ITU, hvor projekt- og gruppearbejde går hånd i hånd med et stærkt socialt fællesskab på tværs af studierne.

Vil du lede digital transformation?Master i it-ledelse på IT-Universitetet er en specialiseret lederuddannelse, der ruster dig til at lede, styre og understøtte digital transformation på alle niveauer i organisationen. Uddannelsen henvender sig til både offentlige og private ledere, der arbejder med it og digitalisering og ønsker at videreuddanne sig.Se eller gense årets informationsmødeHer kan du se eller gense informationsmødet om Master i it-ledelse fra november 2025. Mødet foregik både live og med færdige videooptagelser.Hør bl.a. om:Uddannelsens faglige indhold, opbygning, målgruppe og udbytte v. linjeleder og lektor, Lars Rune ChristensenKernefag og valgfag v. lektor og underviser, Jonas Valbjørn Andersen og lektor og underviser, Louise Harder FischerErfaringer fra en masteralumneAnsøgning, finansiering og praktiske forhold v. efteruddannelsesvejledningenHold øje med næste informationsmøde på uddannelsessiden her.Om Master i it-ledelse på IT-UniversitetetMaster i it-ledelse er en specialiseret lederuddannelse med fokus på it og digitalisering, som gør dig i stand til både at forstå og lede komplekse, strategiske processer, der involverer it, digitalisering og digital forandring.Master i it-ledelse er et individuelt udviklingsforløb, hvor du videreudvikler din faglige identitet til at stå i spidsen for digital transformation. Uddannelsen supplerer derved din lederprofil med en akademisk profil, der giver forståelse for og de nødvendige kompetencer til at drive digital forandring, lede it og tage strategiske beslutninger i komplekse organisatoriske systemer.Ansøgning om fundingDer er gode muligheder for at søge økonomisk støtte til efteruddannelser som Master i it-ledelse.Erfaringsmæssigt kan der søges op til 50.000 pr. semester afhængigt af fonden. Fondene nævnt nedenfor har meget forskellige rammer, ansøgningsdeadlines, særpuljer og ansøgningsprocedurer. Derfor anbefaler vi, at du kontakter fondene for specifik vejledning og søger viden i din egen organisation i god tid, inden ansøgningsperioderne åbner.Hos nogle fonde er det i praksis din leder, der indsender din ansøgning i fondenes digitale ansøgningssystem. Vi anbefaler derfor også, at du og din leder forbereder jer i fællesskab, da der er meget stor søgning på fondsmidlerne. Tildeles der efter ”først-til-mølle” kan selv de største puljer være tildelt allerede en 20-30 minutter efter ansøgningsportalen er åbnet.BruttolønsordningEn anden finansieringsmulighed kan være f.eks. bruttolønsordning. En af fordelene ved en bruttolønsordning er, at din skat er med til at finansiere udgiften, så det ikke bliver så dyrt, som hvis du selv skal betale for hele uddannelsen. Undersøg mulighederne i din organisation i god tid.For offentligt ansatte kan følgende fonde være værd at undersøge:Statens kompetencefondRegionernes kompetencefondKommunernes kompetencefondFor privat ansatte kan følgende fonde være værd at undersøge:Dansk Erhvervs UddannelsesfondIndustriens KompetenceudviklingsfondNovo Nordisk FondenLundbeckfondenCarlsbergfondetFinanskompetencepuljenEvt. din egen arbejdsgivers talentudviklingspuljeHent mere inspiration, og find flere relevante informationer om fonde, legater og offentlige puljer på Legathåndbogen.dk.ITU Inspire Hold dig opdateret med nyhedsbrevet fra ITU Inspire. Så modtager du regelmæssigt spændende forskningshistorier, viden om aktuelle temaer, invitationer til faglige events og påmindelser om vigtige datoer. Vi skriver cirka én gang om ugen og gør os umage for at sende interessant og relevant information til dig.Har du spørgsmål?Hvis du vil høre mere om Master i it-ledelse eller ITU's øvrige efteruddannelser, er du velkommen til at ringe eller skrive til os. Find vores kontaktoplysninger og træffetider her på itu.dk.

In this video, Louise Harder Fischer, Head of Study Programme and Associate Professor, shares what it is like to work at ITU and how her research in artificial intelligence is integrated across disciplines and organizational processes.

Video credits: Tan et al 2020; Akiba et al. 2024; Ha & Schmidhuber 2018; Bling 2015; Schrum, Karpov et al. 2010; Xin Qiu, Yulu Gan et al. 2025; Wang et al. 2020; Song et al. 2020; Earle et al. 2022; Clune et al. 2013; Lehman et al. 2022.Neuroevolution has been applied across a wide range of domains—from evolving neural networks that learn to play video games such as Doom, Unreal, and Super Mario, to enabling robots to adapt to unforeseen situations in the real world. Beyond control, its versatility and creative potential make it suitable for many other tasks, including designing soft-robot morphologies, generating video-game levels, and even supporting experiments that help us explore the origins of intelligence in nature.

Vil du lede digital transformation?Master i it-ledelse på IT-Universitetet er en specialiseret lederuddannelse, der ruster dig til at lede, styre og understøtte digital transformation på alle niveauer i organisationen. Uddannelsen henvender sig til både offentlige og private ledere, der arbejder med it og digitalisering og ønsker at videreuddanne sig.Se eller gense årets informationsmødeHer kan du se eller gense informationsmødet om Master i it-ledelse fra november 2024. Mødet foregik både live og med færdige videooptagelser.Hør bl.a. om:Uddannelsens faglige indhold, opbygning, målgruppe og udbytte v. linjeleder og lektor, Lars Rune ChristensenKernefag og valgfag v. to af uddannelsens undervisereAnsøgning, finansiering og praktiske forhold v. efteruddannelsesvejledningenHold øje med næste informationsmøde på uddannelsessiden her.Om Master i it-ledelse på IT-UniversitetetMaster i it-ledelse er en specialiseret lederuddannelse med fokus på it og digitalisering, som gør dig i stand til både at forstå og lede komplekse, strategiske processer, der involverer it, digitalisering og digital forandring.Master i it-ledelse er et individuelt udviklingsforløb, hvor du videreudvikler din faglige identitet til at stå i spidsen for digital transformation. Uddannelsen supplerer derved din lederprofil med en akademisk profil, der giver forståelse for og de nødvendige kompetencer til at drive digital forandring, lede it og tage strategiske beslutninger i komplekse organisatoriske systemer.Ansøgning om fundingDer er gode muligheder for at søge økonomisk støtte til efteruddannelser som Master i it-ledelse.Erfaringsmæssigt kan der søges op til 50.000 pr. semester afhængigt af fonden. Fondene nævnt nedenfor har meget forskellige rammer, ansøgningsdeadlines, særpuljer og ansøgningsprocedurer. Derfor anbefaler vi, at du kontakter fondene for specifik vejledning og søger viden i din egen organisation i god tid, inden ansøgningsperioderne åbner.Hos nogle fonde er det i praksis din leder, der indsender din ansøgning i fondenes digitale ansøgningssystem. Vi anbefaler derfor også, at du og din leder forbereder jer i fællesskab, da der er meget stor søgning på fondsmidlerne. Tildeles der efter ”først-til-mølle” kan selv de største puljer være tildelt allerede en 20-30 minutter efter ansøgningsportalen er åbnet.BruttolønsordningEn anden finansieringsmulighed kan være f.eks. bruttolønsordning. En af fordelene ved en bruttolønsordning er, at din skat er med til at finansiere udgiften, så det ikke bliver så dyrt, som hvis du selv skal betale for hele uddannelsen. Undersøg mulighederne i din organisation i god tid.For offentligt ansatte kan følgende fonde være værd at undersøge:Statens kompetencefondRegionernes kompetencefondKommunernes kompetencefondFor privat ansatte kan følgende fonde være værd at undersøge:Dansk Erhvervs UddannelsesfondIndustriens KompetenceudviklingsfondNovo Nordisk FondenLundbeckfondenCarlsbergfondetFinanskompetencepuljenEvt. din egen arbejdsgivers talentudviklingspuljeHent mere inspiration, og find flere relevante informationer om fonde, legater og offentlige puljer på Legathåndbogen.dk.NyhedsbrevHvis du gerne vil holde dig ajour med nyheder, kommende events og faglige arrangementer ifm. Master i it-ledelse, er du også velkommen til at skrive dig op til Master i it-ledelses nyhedsbrev.Har du spørgsmål?Hvis du vil høre mere om Master i it-ledelse eller ITU's øvrige efteruddannelser, er du velkommen til at ringe eller skrive til os. Find vores kontaktoplysninger og træffetider her på itu.dk.

In this video, Kasper Støy, Professor of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence, shares how he enjoys the versatility of his workday at ITU - from teaching to cross-disciplinary collaboration with fellow researchers.

Danny Dyrby Schmidt, who works in Study Administration, highlights ITU’s work environment, opportunities for professional growth, and the collaboration between academic and administrative staff. Watch the video to hear his perspective on working at ITU

In this video, Fatemeh, who works in the IT Department, talks about her work in second-line support and what it is like to be part of a collaborative, international IT environment at ITU.

Lea from the Study and Career Guidance presents five tips for choosing your MSc programme.

Written 2 June, 2025 07:49 by Mette Strange MortensenFor Professor Thomas Binder it is an important part of his work as a researcher that he is also a teacher and is in contact with the digital designers of the future. Design emerges in the interaction between people and the world around them. Therefore, he wants to inspire students to connect to the world they are going to work in rather than trying to reinvent it.“I find it exciting to educate young people in digital design and to contribute to shaping an important professional field that is constantly evolving. The university should be a place where we not only pass on what we already know but also serve as a laboratory for exploring new ways of doing things. I see the students as important participants in that process. Therefore, as researchers and educators, we must also engage with all the ‘crooked’ problems in the world," says Thomas Binder, "when we educate young designers, it is important that they understand that, as designers, we are not meant to clear the table and invent something entirely new. We must connect with everything that is already in motion and help those who are in the midst of that movement to find their footing amidst all the fluidity and change.”Just a five-minute walk from the IT University lies the district of Sønderbro, which is currently undergoing urban renewal, to which Thomas Binder is also contributing. Here, he has the opportunity to bring design and design culture out into the real world, engaging directly with life beyond the university.“Design culture only improves by moving beyond the university as a closed workshop. It must connect with the world around it. I’m drawing on that right now, as I’m involved in a project focused on the urban renewal of Sønderbro. A great deal is happening there at the moment in terms of sustainability and urban development. I believe it’s important that we, as a university, step out and take part in the life of the city. We are situated in a city where so much is going on. Many things are in motion and complex, and here we can contribute — and in doing so, deepen our own knowledge and professional understanding,” says Thomas Binder.He is now a professor at ITU, where he will give his inaugural lecture on 19 June 2025 at 14:30 in Auditorium 0. The lecture is entitled “What design can do and how it matters”."My lecture will focus on my perspective on design. To me, design is about playing with ideas of how the world could be. Design does not dictate how the world should be arranged, but it can open a space where we are allowed to speculate. Design plays an important role by revealing possibilities, but it should not attempt to carve those possibilities in stone. On the contrary, an open approach to design can make the world more liveable," says Thomas Binder about his inaugural lecture. Bringing together a technical background and design researchThomas Binder has a past at DTU, and the Danish design schools, respectively in Copenhagen and Kolding, where he was, among other things, Head of Center for Design Research and was in charge of helping the design schools’ efforts to become research-based.This summer Thomas Binder has been at ITU for two years, and here, he truly gets the opportunity to combine his technical background with design research."I’ve been on a journey from the technical to more purely design-oriented work, and now I have the chance to draw on both. It’s exciting to have worked with design research, and it’s a privilege to now return to the field of interaction design, where ITU offers a vibrant research environment with a great deal to contribute," says Thomas Binder.Further informationTheis Duelund Jensen, Press Officer, phone +45 2555 0447, email

Veronika Cheplygina improves the field of machine learning through meta-researchOn 10 June 2025 at 14:30, Professor Veronika Cheplygina will present her inaugural lecture in Auditorium 0 at the IT University of Copenhagen. The lecture is entitled: “Not real research”.Veronika CheplyginaAbout ITUEventsWritten 26 May, 2025 07:37 by Mette Strange MortensenExactly 10 years after she defended her PhD, Veronika Cheplygina will give her inaugural lecture as professor at the IT University of Copenhagen. She started her academic career in machine learning, but already during her PhD she started questioning the way research was done and wondered if research was just optimised for publication.“My PhD research was about specific types of machine learning, which could be used for several applications, including medical imaging, which I focused on after my PhD. While reading papers about it, I saw various patterns about how people were doing research. For example, I saw that people were introducing essentially the same method but calling it something entirely different, perhaps for the sake of novelty”, says Veronika Cheplygina, “so you would never find the literature on both if you didn't try to search for synonyms, or more broadly, look at the assumptions used to design a method. What I was noticing was these problems with how the research might be optimised for publication rather than for generalisable results.”She started looking further into this and similar phenomena and wrote several survey papers about this. In recent years, her research has shifted towards research on what people are investigating and why. For example, she is interested in what kind of data people use and if the quality of the data and the evaluation practices actually justify the conclusions of the research.“What I find interesting about my work is that not a lot of people want to work with data. I think this is in part because of the emphasis placed on novelty and state-of-the-art results when publishing at conferences. Essentially, you can download some publicly available data, and without understanding the data, immediately get started with optimizing your method until you get good results. I guess it is more difficult to look across multiple different studies and see if the conclusions are the same,” says Veronika Cheplygina, “and this is also a more difficult way to publication, than introducing a novel method. I find it interesting that people do agree that such studies are important, but that they often do not do it”.Veronika Cheplygina’s inaugural lecture will be held on 10 June 2025 at 14:30 in Auditorium 0 at the IT University of Copenhagen. The lecture is entitled: “Not real research”. This is a reference to the reception of the work that Veronika Cheplygina does.“In a previous job I was asked when I was going to start doing real research. The implication was that writing surveys instead of proposing novel methods was not real research. It really left an impression,” says Veronika Cheplygina.Her “not real research” has now made her a professor at ITU. However, she is not afraid to share when she is failing. Most researchers share when they get a new grant or publish in big journals. So does Veronika Cheplygina, but she also talks about all the papers, promotions and grants she did not get:“I mean researchers are just people. So, it doesn't make sense to me to pretend to be like this person on the pedestal,” says Veronika Cheplygina, “as a postdoc I saw that a Professor at Princeton University shared a CV of failures, and thought at that point, that mine was already longer. When I shared it, I got so many positive responses. It somehow felt more impactful than publishing a paper that maybe ten people would read. I continued updating it and have also interviewed other researchers on their failures.”Looking into diversity in teams and algorithmsEven though Veronika Cheplygina’s research has been called not “real”, and she has published her failures, she has also managed to succeed. She came to ITU in 2021 during the COVID lockdown and for the first six months had to do her research from home. This gave her time to read and write a lot of research about research. This research recently landed her a grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation.“I am doing a project called CHEeTAh: CHallenges of Evaluating Teams and Algorithms, where my team and I are investigating how the practice of machine learning competitions, often hosted at conferences or in education, could potentially exclude researchers and students who are not eager to compete or simply do not have the resources to do so. This project aims to explore inclusive ways of organizing machine learning competitions by investigating whether competitions that require algorithms to succeed on multiple evaluation metrics can lead to better algorithms and more diverse teams,” says Veronika Cheplygina, “I hope that this project will also leads to tools that can be used at conferences or in classrooms. I am not only finding problems, I am also proposing solutions.”You can read an article about the CHEeTah: CHallenges of Evaluating Teams and Algorithms project here.Further informationTheis Duelund Jensen, Press Officer, phone +45 2555 0447, email

Join us for the inaugural lecture of Professor Nutan Limaye, where she shares her personal and academic reflections on two decades in Complexity Theory — a cornerstone of theoretical computer science. In this thought-provoking talk, Professor Limaye traces the evolution of the field, highlights key milestones, and offers insights into the challenges and beauty of complexity.This video captures a special moment at the IT University of Copenhagen, celebrating both past achievements and future directions in theoretical computer science.For more information:Theis Duelund Jensen, Press Officer, phone +45 2555 0447

Join us at the 7th Nordic Blockchain Summit on August 16th, for engaging keynote presentations and panel debates on Web3 and DeFi.Program:14:30 - 14:40  Welcome and opening remarks by Roman Beck14:40 - 15:30  Keynote speaker: Morten Rongaard + Q&A & discussion “Shaping the Finternet in Web3 gaming”15:30 - 16:00  Coffee break16;00 - 17:00  Panel discussion: Hans Brorsen, Espen Højsgaard, and Mads Stolberg-Larsen17:00 - 17:45  Presentation of best groups from the International Blockchain School 17:45 - 18:00  Award ceremony

Since January 1, 2025, Anna Vallgårda was appointed Professor at ITU.Professor Anna Vallgårda will give her inaugural lecture on May 09, 14:30 – 16.00 PM at the IT University of Copenhagen, Rued Langgaards Vej 7, Auditorium 0 (zero). The lecture is followed by a reception at the first-floor repos of RLV.Title: Radical Redesign of Care TechnologiesAbstract:Despite its promise of life improvements and optimizations, we see how the increased undisclosed and complex use and misuse of data fosters personal and societal mistrust. The algorithmic designs on social media help generate societal divergence and social isolation. The increased cyborg existence characterized by self-tracking and medical technologies creates an intimate dependence on the norms embedded in their designs. For many, this dependence causes stress, rumination, low self-esteem, and increased vulnerability. On top of this comes the highly problematic ecological footprint that the mass consumption of digital devices and services has on our planet. Design research forms a crucial counterweight in not just critiquing current trajectories but in demonstrating alternative possible futures by radically redesigning existing solutions.The first body of work demonstrates a move from treating the user as a matter of fact - or as a collection of data points - to treating the user with a matter of compassion. In a series of designs, we address mental and social well-being by poking into our relations with others and ourselves. Specifically, these designs foster compassionate engagements in contexts of abortion, pregnancy, ovulation, and premenstrual disorders.The second body of work concerns care technologies designed for people with chronic illnesses. Here, I challenge the figure of the user as a recipient of the design, arguing that people living with these chronic conditions are always more than users and disregarding this might cause harm. We all attune differently to the world around us, including the technologies we live with, and we, therefore, need a much larger variety in the designs of care technology. To achieve this, I propose a deeply situated design approach where the designer dwells in individual diversities and interprets this into a range of designs.Program:14:30 Welcome Head of Research, Morten Hjelholt14:40 Speech by Prorector Jakob Grue Simonsen14:50 Inaugural Lecture by Anna Vallgårda15:45 Q&AFrom 16:00: Reception at the first-floor reposThe event will be recorded, so it is also possible to view the lecture after the event.If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]

Written 13 March, 2025 09:18 by Mette Strange MortensenRiding the metro in Athens, on his way to have coffee with a friend, Vasilis Galis found his research field and motivation. His friend was wheelchair-bound and living in a city that is quite inaccessible to wheelchair users. But the Athens metro was accessible, even for people in wheelchairs, and they got to talk about this. “When I take the metro, it feels like my wheelchair disappears,” said his friend Nikos, and it made Vasilis Galis think about his own privileges as an able-bodied person. “This experience made me want to do research that matters to society, against the dictatorship of the normal, as a refusal to the current, against dead time,” says Professor Vasilis Galis.Vasilis Galis started his research career as a PhD student in the field of economics and innovation, but it did not feel quite right until that day on the metro with his friend. “I wanted to conduct research about something that had an impact on and for social groups, who are often overlooked and marginalised. I needed my research to be in closer contact with society than it was when I first started my PhD,” says Vasilis Galis.On 28 March 2025 at 14:30 Vasilis Galis will present his inaugural lecture entitled “Research against dead time”. “My inaugural lecture will reflect my research. I want my research to go a bit outside of the prism of the market, without compromising on the academic standards. I think a lot of research focuses on how to create value for the industry, but I want my research to focus on creating value for societal and grassroot movements,” says Vasilis Galis.Vasilis Galis’ research has mainly revolved around how technical and digitalization projects affect social groups: migrants, people with disabilities, or Indigenous populations, amongst others.“My research is in epistemic solidarity with social groups who are often marginalised, and I try to bring their perspectives forward without becoming an avant-garde translator of their interests,” says Vasilis Galis, “I hope my research will have an impact in the real world. I try to make sure that my results do not just stay in academia but come back to the people associated with it.”Eleven years ago, Vasilis Galis came to ITU. While being here his research has had an increased focus on how the public sector in Denmark is being digitalized and especially the police and their use of surveillance. “I have recently completed a research project on the digitalisation of the Danish police. Digitalisation appears like a necessity for both the government and the media, but it is not as straight forward as it seems or just a technical matter. Through my research, I want to create awareness about e.g. surveillance, the involvement of big tech in critical sections of the state, such as law enforcement, and the outsourcing of police infrastructure. I think people should be aware of how police work affects them, and how data is used by the police, the migration authorities, in courts and so on” says Vasilis Galis:“This is especially timely and important in a volatile world as ours. My hope is that my research can be used against contemporary technopolitical totalitarianism.”Further informationTheis Duelund Jensen, Press Officer, phone +45 2555 0447, email

Curious about the BSc in Data Science taught in English? Watch the virtual Open House for our BSc Data Science programme. Head of Programme, Michele Coscia, introduces the program, followed by a Q&A with Therese and Tetiana, a Data Science student, covering programme details, student life, and studying in Denmark.

Kunst er en god måde at håndtere kunstig intelligens på. Kunsten kan tvivle og stille spørgsmål og lære os at omgås maskinerne,” siger kunster og ekstern lektor på ITU, Mogens Jacobsen. Han arbejder til dagligt med at skabe digital kunst og har bl.a. skabt værker, der afslører iboende bias i de datasæt, som kunstig intelligens er trænet på. Hør ham fortælle om, hvordan kunst kan sætte teknologi i perspektiv for os. For mere information: [email protected]">[email protected]

Går du med en iværksætter i maven? Så se med I denne video hvor Nikolaj fortæller om det at være iværksætter, skabe sin egen virksomhed og samtidig gå på Global Business Informatics, som hjælper ham med at forstå technologi og forretning. For mere info: https://itu.dk/Uddannelser/Bacheloruddannelser/Global-Business-Informatics?

Mød lektor Paolo Burelli ved IT-Universitetet i København, som bruger kunstig intelligens til at forstå hvordan menneskets hjerne fungerer og hvad menneskelige bevidsthed er. I denne video fortæller forsker i spil og kunstig intelligens og lektor på IT-Universitetet, Paolo Burelli, om hvordan kunstig intelligens kan bruges til at forstå hjernens kompleksitet. Kunstig intelligens (artificial intelligence eller AI) er kernen i en ny digital revolution, men hvordan vil teknologien påvirke os i vores dagligdag, og hvilken betydning vil den få for samfundet? I en ny videoserie undersøger vi, hvad begrebet AI dækker over, hvordan teknologien kan forme vores dagligdag i fremtiden, og hvilke konsekvenser den har. For mere info: Paolo Burelli: [email protected]

Introduction for new students to LearnIT

Sæt kursen i virksomheden med nye digitale kompetencer.På IT-Universitetet kan du blive klogere på alt fra AI, automatisering og data til ledelse af digitale forandringer. Find et kursus, der passer til dig og din virksomhed.ITU Professional Courses er henvendt til dig, der har en del erfaring, men ønsker at styrke din faglighed inden for specifikke it-relaterede områder. Kurserne er relevante for alle, der arbejder med softwareudvikling, it-arkitektur, digital forretningsudvikling, digitalt design, it-ledelse eller andre områder, hvor it spiller en central rolle.   Fælles for kurserne er, at de:  • forløber over en til fem dage  • adresserer fremtidens udfordringer  • beskæftiger sig med højaktuelle og konkrete behov for kompetencer  • undervises af forskere, eksterne lektorer og erfarne professionelle  • er baseret på den nyeste viden   Har du et forslag til et kursus, kan du kontakte ITU Professional Courses her. Ansøgning om fundingDer er gode muligheder for at søge økonomisk støtte til efteruddannelser som Master i it-ledelse.Erfaringsmæssigt kan der søges op til 50.000 pr. semester afhængigt af fonden. Fondene nævnt nedenfor har meget forskellige rammer, ansøgningsdeadlines, særpuljer og ansøgningsprocedurer. Derfor anbefaler vi, at du kontakter fondene for specifik vejledning og søger viden i din egen organisation i god tid, inden ansøgningsperioderne åbner.Hos nogle fonde er det i praksis din leder, der indsender din ansøgning i fondenes digitale ansøgningssystem. Vi anbefaler derfor også, at du og din leder forbereder jer i fællesskab, da der er meget stor søgning på fondsmidlerne. Tildeles der efter ”først-til-mølle” kan selv de største puljer være tildelt allerede en 20-30 minutter efter ansøgningsportalen er åbnet.BruttolønsordningEn anden finansieringsmulighed kan være f.eks. bruttolønsordning. En af fordelene ved en bruttolønsordning er, at din skat er med til at finansiere udgiften, så det ikke bliver så dyrt, som hvis du selv skal betale for hele uddannelsen. Undersøg mulighederne i din organisation i god tid.For offentligt ansatte kan følgende fonde være værd at undersøge:Statens kompetencefondRegionernes kompetencefondKommunernes kompetencefondFor privat ansatte kan følgende fonde være værd at undersøge:Dansk Erhvervs UddannelsesfondIndustriens KompetenceudviklingsfondNovo Nordisk FondenLundbeckfondenCarlsbergfondetFinanskompetencepuljenEvt. din egen arbejdsgivers talentudviklingspuljeHent mere inspiration, og find flere relevante informationer om fonde, legater og offentlige puljer på Legathåndbogen.dk.På en række af kurserne under ITU Professional Courses kan du desuden søge om gratis deltagelse via finanskompetencepulje.dk. Bemærk, du skal være ansat i en virksomhed, der er omfattet af overenskomsten mellem Finanssektorens Arbejdsgiverforening og Finansforbunde.KontaktSkriv til os eller ring, hvis du har spørgsmål til kurserne eller hvis du vil høre nærmere om mulighederne for særligt udviklede kurser til din virksomhed. Vi kan kontaktes på [email protected] eller: Philip SønderbergHead of ITU Professional Courses Dir: (+45) 3045-7894 E-mail: [email protected] og Finansforbunde.Tilmeld NyhedsbrevHer kan du tilmelde dig ITU Professional Courses nyhedsbrev. Med nyhedsbrevet kan du fremover holde dig orienteret om aktuelle kurser, faglige events, relevante nyheder og tilbud relateret til ITU professional Courses. Nyhedsbrevet udkommer fire til seks gange om året. 

A talk on 'Application of Distributed Ledger Technology to Climate Policy Implementation: Use Case Sharing,' presented by Alastair Marke.Alastair is Director-General of the Blockchain & Climate Institute (BCI), a think tank supporting governments in the deployment of blockchain, AI, and emerging digital technologies to achieve climate change policy goals through policy support and executive education programs.For more information: https://www.ebcc.eu/