For students at Middle East Studies

A day of competition, community and fun! Are you a sports enthusiast? A quiz lover or just for a nice day out with friends? Then Institutdysten 2024 is the place to be. On 2 May, the Institutdysten 2024 will be held, where we will gather across faculties to celebrate the community. Here you can look forward to a wide range of competitions and activities, including bumper balls, volleyball, quiz, king game, giant pong, tug of war, round ball and soap box race. In addition to the competitions, there will be food stalls, a bar with refreshments and various areas around the square with entertainment and fun activities for everyone. [url=https://www.syddanskestuderende.dk/events/institutdysten/]If this sounds like something for you, follow the link and read more[/url] (in Danish).

Between April 5 –8, Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science sends out “warnings” to the students who are delayed more than 30 ECTS that they no longer receive the grant portions from May 1, 2024. In case you have received such a letter in your e-Boks, check out the following information: 1) If you disagree on how we calculated your study activities, send a written statement including the necessary documentation to SU-office on SDU via [url=https://spoc.sdu.dk/logintype] SPOC [/url] – asap and no later than Monday, April 22, 12 noon. 2) You can apply for extra grant portions if protracted illness, special circumstances or work for a council has caused a delay in your studies while you have received the Danish State grant. Check out [url=https://mitsdu.dk/en/service/su/su-aktivitet] the guideline[/url] about how to apply and what to add to the application. Send your application asap and no later than Monday, April 22, 12 noon.

As of January 1, 2024, a new rule came into effect where you have the option to be granted leave without reason for up to one semester. Learn more about the conditions for sabbatical leave at [url=https://mitsdu.dk/en/orlov]mitsdu.dk/leave[/url]