DTU's public student information directs students to housing guidance and the wider Danish housing market rather than promising a room for every applicant. The main study locations are in and around the Copenhagen area, where accommodation, deposits, transport and contract terms should be checked early. Applicants should use official DTU and recognised housing-provider information, verify the address and payment terms, and budget for utilities or food where they are not included.

DTU's student campus information identifies canteens and menus through the campus app, alongside campus facilities and student services. This confirms access to university food services but does not guarantee a particular cuisine, allergy control or religious-diet option every day. Students with dietary requirements should check current menus and nearby grocery or restaurant options after they know their campus and housing location.

DTU's main Lyngby campus is 15 km north of Copenhagen on a 106-hectare site with wooded areas, sports fields, courtyards and gardens. The university also identifies Ballerup, Risø, Hirtshals and Sisimiut locations, while the student service describes DTU Library, Polyteknisk Forening, student organisations, DTU Skylab and campus canteens. Programme location varies, so applicants should confirm the teaching site for their chosen degree.

DTU provides study-start guidance and campus-service contacts. Its campus pages describe standard evacuation procedures, with local instructions where workshops or laboratories have special conditions. Students should keep emergency, residence and insurance details available and use official Danish and DTU sources for safety, housing and immigration decisions. DTU services include Study Guidance, International Student Services, the International Admissions Office, DTU Library, Polyteknisk Forening and campus information tools. International applicants use DANS and DTU admissions guidance for documents, language and deadlines. Use the named office for academic, immigration or arrival questions.

DTU's public student information directs students to housing guidance and the wider Danish housing market rather than promising a room for every applicant. The main study locations are in and around the Copenhagen area, where accommodation, deposits, transport and contract terms should be checked early. Applicants should use official DTU and recognised housing-provider information, verify the address and payment terms, and budget for utilities or food where they are not included.

DTU's student campus information identifies canteens and menus through the campus app, alongside campus facilities and student services. This confirms access to university food services but does not guarantee a particular cuisine, allergy control or religious-diet option every day. Students with dietary requirements should check current menus and nearby grocery or restaurant options after they know their campus and housing location.

DTU's main Lyngby campus is 15 km north of Copenhagen on a 106-hectare site with wooded areas, sports fields, courtyards and gardens. The university also identifies Ballerup, Risø, Hirtshals and Sisimiut locations, while the student service describes DTU Library, Polyteknisk Forening, student organisations, DTU Skylab and campus canteens. Programme location varies, so applicants should confirm the teaching site for their chosen degree.

DTU provides study-start guidance and campus-service contacts. Its campus pages describe standard evacuation procedures, with local instructions where workshops or laboratories have special conditions. Students should keep emergency, residence and insurance details available and use official Danish and DTU sources for safety, housing and immigration decisions. DTU services include Study Guidance, International Student Services, the International Admissions Office, DTU Library, Polyteknisk Forening and campus information tools. International applicants use DANS and DTU admissions guidance for documents, language and deadlines. Use the named office for academic, immigration or arrival questions.