Student finance cuts will affect current students

As part of the government’s student finance (SU) reform, the SU period will be shortened. Students who extended their courses with the expectation of full financing under the pervious scheme will have to complete their programmes without SU. The Education Minister argues that the system is already generous enough, but SF and the Danish Students’ Council say the change is unreasonable.

Mar 5, 2024

As part of the government’s student finance (SU) reform, the SU period will be shortened. Students who extended their courses with the expectation of full financing under the pervious scheme will have to complete their programmes without SU. The Education Minister argues that the system is already generous enough, but SF and the Danish Students’ Council say the change is unreasonable.

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