Digital Concept Development

Remember that the study place is actually only yours once you have accepted it on nemStudie (in the message ‘Offer of study place’) before the deadline Tuesday 8 July 2025 at 23.59.

When you have accepted your study place, you will receive a new message ‘Confirmation of study place’ in nemStudie with more information about your study start.

Please note that you must pay for expenses connected with your study start. Remember to pay via the link in the message 'Confirmation of study place' on nemStudie before the deadline.

Book list (the book list is available online at the Academy's book shop, Factum Books)

Intro programme and welcomeletter (pdf) - updated July 2.

Activity plan (pdf) - updated July 2.

Recommended courses (pdf) - updated July 2.

Semester description (pdf) - updated July 2.

You must bring your own laptop to classes.

See the general recommendations for your computers here – and also check if your programme has more specific requirements.

We recommend a laptop PC or a Mac.

Tablets and Chromebooks cannot be used as the required applications cannot be installed.

Requirements for PC:

• Processor: Intel i5, Ryzen5 or similar/better
• RAM: 8 GB or more
• OS: Windows 11
• Harddisk: 256 GB SSD

Requirements for Mac:

• OS: Latest MAC OS
• Harddisk: 256 GB SSD

As a student at Business Academy Aarhus, you will get free access to the Microsoft Office package for your computer. Get guidance here

You must bring your computer to the Academy for the semester start.

It must be powerful enough to run the Adobe package especially After Effects, Photoshop and Illustrator. If it can run these programmes, then it is good enough to manage all the other programs you will need for your studies.

You can read about the specific system requirements for Adobe

Be well informed about the structure, subjects, requirements and examinations of the Bachelor's top-up degree in Digital Concept Development by reading the curriculum

Your first weeks at the Academy will be full of fun and social events so that you can get to know your fellow students.

Semester start programme - social activities for all new students (pdf) - updated 1/7

Stay updated and find more information on the Facebook page “Basement Student Bar”

In addition to these joint events, activities specific to your programme may also be planned. 

Get information about housing here

When arriving in Aarhus, you must be issued with a CPR number (only for students living in the municipality of Aarhus) and a EU residence document (only for EU/EEA students).

If you arrive around the semester start, you will be invited to partake in a “CPR day”. Here you can apply for both your CPR number and residence permit at the same time and the process is streamlined for students.

We will explain the procedure in much more detail at the Orientation Day 

See more information on the “CPR day” here

New students must create a password and log in to our IT systems at home before study start.

You can only log in once you receive your temporary password about 1 week before study start. The message with your password will be sent via email or Digital post (if you have this).

When you are ready to log in, you can use the video guides here

When you start studying at the Academy, you will get a careful introduction to all the Academy’s systems.

Get more info about IT and systems for students at Business Academy Aarhus

If you are not a Danish citizen, you have to meet certain requirements in order to be able to receive SU.

Get info about SU for international citizens at su.dk

How to apply

You can apply for SU from 10 August 2025. If you apply earlier, your application will be delayed due to technical reasons.

You must apply for SU on su.dk

The processing time is normally 2 months - but can be longer in certain busy times.

You can recieve SU from September.

Get a discount on public transportation

If you receive SU, you can get a discount (called: Ungdomskort) on your daily transport between your place of residence and Business Academy Aarhus.

Read about ‘ungdomskort’ in English

You can apply for an ‘ungdomskort’ at ungdomskort.dk with your MitID (this can only be done in Danish once you have your CPR number).

You can apply from 10 August 2025.

For students admitted to the top-up degree programme in Digital Concept Development

If you have completed your AP degree in June 2025: The earliest you can apply for SU and public transport discount is 13 July and the latest by 31 July, so that you can receive SU for July and August. If you apply earlier, your application will be delayed due to technical reasons and if you apply later, you will not receive any SU for July. You must put the start date of your programme to 0725.

If you have had a break between your two programmes: The earliest you can apply for SU and public transport discount is 10 August – if you apply earlier, your application will be delayed due to technical reasons. You must put the start date of your programme to 0925.

Danish citizens

Info about SU for Danish students (in Danish)

Contact

Remember that you can find answers to the vast majority of questions yourself on su.dk.

Our SU Office can help you if you have questions regarding your SU that you have not been able to find answers to yourself.

As a full-time student at the Academy you will receive a student card.

Your student card is your identification when you are at the Academy. You must use the student card every time you print/copy. Your student card is also used for identification at exams.

Your student card is also a key card that gives you access to Business Academy Aarhus’ buildings outside of normal opening hours.

In addition, you can use your student card for other situations when you need to prove that you are a student - e.g. when you want to get student discounts on public transport, at museums, cinemas, bars and at many other places.

During the first weeks of your programme, you will be given a time slot when you - together with your class - must get a photo taken for your student card.

The student cards will be distributed per class from Monday 8 September 2025.

There are clear rules for copying and sharing textbooks - regardless of whether they are your own printed books, e-books or borrowed books.

Here is an overview of the rules: 

• You may copy an entire printed book, you have bought or borrowed – but only for your own use
• You may scan 30 pages (however max 20%) of a printed book you have bought or borrowed
• You may print an entire e-book, you have bought yourself from a bookshop or publisher – but only for your own use
• You may print 30 pages (however maximum 20%) of an e-book you have borrowed
• If you digitise a printed text, the same rules apply as for e-books
• You may share digital texts (e.g. e-books or scanned printed texts) with your fellow students via for example Canvas - but still only 30 pages (however max 20%) of the entire book
• Remember that an e-book and audio book, etc. have the same copyright as software. This means that your access to the material is personal, and therefore you must not share any material electronically (either for free or for a fee).

Please note that when the material specifically states that it may not be copied (e.g. Standards from Dansk Standard), it must never be shared - not even in printed format.

Get an overview of the rules here (in English)

Get comprehensive info on the rules here (in Danish)

A week before study start, you will receive a message in nemStudie: 'Information about your study start’.

You will also receive an email from your education with important information about your study start.

You will also receive a message via email or Digital post (if you have this) with information on how to log in to our systems before study start. Get guidance on how to log in here

After study start, this page will no longer be updated. You will now find all information about your teaching and campus activities – and receive messages from us – in Canvas and on students.baaa.dk