Spring 2022 semester online
All teaching activities for the entire 2022 spring semester at SDC will be conducted online.
China’s national borders are still closed for most foreigners and it is difficult to obtain visas. At the moment, there is no official information about when China will reopen its borders. Teachers and students deserve the best possible opportunity to prepare for the coming semester, and due to the current entry requirements in China, it is not possible to plan and coordinate the spring semester with in-person teaching by Danish professors in the SDC building in Huairou.
China’s national borders are still closed for most foreigners and it is difficult to obtain visas. At the moment, there is no official information about when China will reopen its borders. Teachers and students deserve the best possible opportunity to prepare for the coming semester, and due to the current entry requirements in China, it is not possible to plan and coordinate the spring semester with in-person teaching by Danish professors in the SDC building in Huairou.
If you have planned teaching during the spring semester, you have to prepare for teaching online.
If you have questions, please contact the Danish SDC office at contact@sdc.university.
Updated 17 November 2021
If you have questions, please contact the Danish SDC office at contact@sdc.university.
Updated 17 November 2021
Moodle – SDC’s Teaching Platform
On Moodle you find information about campus, the area, facilities available at the SDC office, teaching schedule and much more.
As a teacher at SDC you have to register at Moodle.
Download the temporary guidelines about how to register.
Download the temporary guidelines about how to register.
Arranging your travel to China
Read important information about how to get a visa, invitation letter, accommodation in China, traveling with research equipment, etc.
Before applying for a an F-visa for China you need to acquire an invitation letter by sending an email to contact@sdc.university along with a scan of the info page in your passport. Please note that the processing time for an invitation letter is two weeks – possibly a little longer around the holidays. Read more about what to do in the document Arranging your travel to China.
Before applying for a an F-visa for China you need to acquire an invitation letter by sending an email to contact@sdc.university along with a scan of the info page in your passport. Please note that the processing time for an invitation letter is two weeks – possibly a little longer around the holidays. Read more about what to do in the document Arranging your travel to China.
Download Arranging your travel to China
Invitation Letter of Duly Authorized Unit
The Invitation Letter of Duly Authorized Unit issued by Chinese Academy of Sciences is required when applying for F-visa if your nationality is of the following 27 nations/countries:
Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Syria, Yemen, Iraq, Libya, Mali, South Sudan, Nigeria, Somalia, Tunisia, Lebanon, Algeria, Kenya, Cameroon, Chad, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Iran, Congo, Ghana.
Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Syria, Yemen, Iraq, Libya, Mali, South Sudan, Nigeria, Somalia, Tunisia, Lebanon, Algeria, Kenya, Cameroon, Chad, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Iran, Congo, Ghana.
Moodle
Moodle is SDC's teaching platform and this is where you upload teaching material, assignments and much more.
Download Moodle - SDC's teaching platform
Funding guide and R&D network
Click here to download the funding guide from Innovation Centre Denmark, Shanghai.
The guide gives an overview of the publically financed funding opportunities for researchers based at Danish institutions, working or wanting to work with Chinese counterparts.
The guide gives an overview of the publically financed funding opportunities for researchers based at Danish institutions, working or wanting to work with Chinese counterparts.
Click here to download the ICDK analysis from Innovation Centre Denmark, Shanghai.
The report provides a mapping of current development and activities in the Chinese R&D. The analysis aims at unfolding the many opportunities of collaboration with relevant stakeholders in China.
The report provides a mapping of current development and activities in the Chinese R&D. The analysis aims at unfolding the many opportunities of collaboration with relevant stakeholders in China.
Compensation and invoicing
The Danish universities can receive compensation from the Danish SDC Office for activities carried out within the framework of the SDC cooperation in 2021.
Find the guidelines about compensation and invoicing here.
Find the guidelines about compensation and invoicing here.