The staff includes program directors responsible for individual academic programs, academic advising and support, a librarian, a housing coordinator and other personnel fulfilling service functions for the students. Their names and credentials are listed here . The DIS Building DIS is located in the very center of medieval Copenhagen, in a beautifully restored building from 1798, protected under the Danish Preservation Act. Most classes are held in University of Copenhagen classrooms. The DIS reference and study library contains books, CD ROMs and other materials in English in the fields covered by the DIS curriculum, as well as a collection of international journals.
Students have web access to national and international databases and search facilities.
The DIS library is staffed with a fully trained librarian and several assistants. Through DIS, students have full access to the excellent library system in Copenhagen, including the national Royal Library, the University Library, the library of Copenhagen Business School, and other specialized libraries. See the library homepage . Program Evaluation DIS is committed to the continual monitoring and improvement of the program in order to secure the highest possible quality. A special forum for evaluation and discussion of curriculum development is the semi-annual International Educators' Workshop at DIS for professors and study abroad administrators at foreign partner universities.