DTU is dedicated to being able to offer unique research facilities in beautiful and functional settings. A well-functioning infrastructure is essential to conduct world-class technical and scientific research; laboratories, test facilities and test centres must be state-of-the-art and of the highest international standard
These years, DTU is investing in an ambitious development of its infrastructure, including extensive renovations, alterations and new construction, which will take place in particular at DTU Lyngby Campus and DTU Risø Campus.
As DTU also gives high priority to offering experimental and innovation-promoting study programmes, the investments will include continual development of its world-class learning environments, teaching laboratories and student workshops.
In addition to improving the facilities for research and study programmes, DTU's investments will also promote cooperation with industry with the aim of driving growth and creating jobs in Denmark.
See some of DTU’s major building projects:
Giant new building for Life Science & Bioengineering
This new building has a floor area of around 39,000 m2 and will combine several of the university's Life Science & Bioengineering activities under one roof. The total investment in the new department building is DKK 1.2 billion. The building is expected to be ready in 2016.
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DTU builds striking new learning environment |
A new building at DTU Lyngby Campus paves the way for an open and vibrant study environment. The building will primarily house the DTU’s architectural engineering students and is expected to be ready for the start of the 2013 academic year.
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The future is transparent
The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is getting a new research and teaching building where students, researchers and teachers will work under the same roof. The building’s transparency, flexibility and fluid layout will offer completely new opportunities for ‘pollination’ between different research groups and between research and education.
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Denmark’s biggest space research environment centred at DTU
A new building provides enlarged facilities for DTU Space on the Technical University of Denmark’s (DTU) Lyngby campus north of Copenhagen. The building will house advanced laboratories, ensuring that DTU maintains its place among the world elite within space technology.
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