Encouraging the development of a better study environment for both Danish and international students, Jarl Feyling believes that the University needs good student organizations, more careful planning of expenses and, if possible, getting things digital. <\/p>\n
1) In a few sentences, could you tell us a little bit about yourself?<\/em><\/p>\n \u00bbMy name is Jarl, I\u2019m 22 years old and I study History (I\u2019m in my third semester). I am the vice-president of the Frit Forum, which is a social-democratic student organisation\u00ab. <\/p>\n 2) What are your main agendas?<\/em><\/p>\n \u00bbWe have several agendas. One of them is to make sure people get through and education. We also think about the number of hours per week students need. The departments of Humanities and Social Sciences have the least hours, so another problem we want to take care of is bringing more support into the Humanities and Social Sciences. <\/p>\n \u00bbThere are several areas where the University could cut expenses, for example their commercial budget (around 3 millions) which is also an important topic. And another point on the agenda would be an increased digitalisation in study \u2013 it would be a great tool to be able to watch lectures recorded and have the possibility of watching them again and again, or if it would be possible to have digital homework\u00ab.<\/p>\nDigital homework ambition<\/h2>\n
Tackling inernational intergration<\/h2>\n