Haderslev - Close to the city, room to grow

You’ll get access to up-to-date workshops and labs, where you can dive into theory and get hands-on with the machines. The school was originally built in 1985 but has been continuously upgraded – so everything’s ready for how we learn and work today.

There’s also a student council that keeps things fun – Friday cafés, competitions, LAN parties and loads of other cool events. So yeah, there’s life on campus even after classes are done.

Feeling hungry?

Our canteen goes green! It’s all about organic and sustainable food – and you can grab both lunch and dinner packed with flavor.

Don’t live nearby?

No worries – we’ve got a dorm with 16 rooms if you need a place to stay during the week. And if you're coming for a presentation or a course, we also have an auditorium that seats 150 people.

Fun fact: A bit of history nerdiness

Did you know Haderslev has a long tradition for training skilled workers? Way back in 1878, painters and blacksmiths started their own vocational schools. Since then, the city’s had several locations for trades education, and in 1920 the first official technical school opened with 122 students.

Today, we’re building on that proud past – with our eyes on the future.

(From For håndværkernes bedste)