The University of Copenhagen uses eduroam. However, there is also a wireless guest network called KU Guest for guests who do not have access to eduroam.
When you log on to KUguest, you must first be registered using your email address as your username, and then you will receive an access code via SMS.
Find the accessible wireless networks on your device
Choose "KU Guest"
Add your information and follow the instructions on the screen.
By flights
There is an international airport at Copenhagen (CPH), which is well-connected within Europe and has several intercontinental flights. Other major international airports close to Copenhagen are Frankfurt (FRA), Munich (MUC), Amsterdam (AMS), and Stockholm (ARN).
By trains
Copenhagen is well-connected within Europe by train. The central railway station is København H. The train provider in Denmark is DSB, and you can check their timetable here. You can also check the timetable of Deutsche Bahn (DB) for inter-European trains.
By bus
Flix bus is a good option for buses within Europe.
Here are some recommendations for your stay in Copenhagen.
Scandic Palace Hotel
Scandic CPH Strandpark
Cabinn Apartments
Radisson Hotel
Cabinn Copenhagen
Public Transport
Copenhagen is well-connected by public transport, which includes city buses, metro, and inter-city rail. To purchase tickets, you can use the Rejsebillet app or the DSB app. Public transport is a bit expensive in Copenhagen, and getting a city pass (which can be bought for anywhere between 1 day to 5 days) might be a good idea.
See https://www.publictransport.dk/ for more information on public transport. You can also purchase city passes or travel cards from 7/11 stores.
By Bus: You can use the Rejsebillet app to purchase tickets and find route/schedule for buses in Copenhagen.
Note: Contrary to many other cities, tickets CANNOT be bought on the buses. You need to purchase them BEFORE you board the bus (you can use the Rejsebillet app for it). For metro and inter-city rails, tickets can be purchased from either vending machines at the stations or from the Rejsebillet app.
By Metro: The closest metro station to the venue is Islands Brygge St., which is on the M1 Metro Line (Green). From the city center (near the central railway station) or Rådhuspladsen, you can take either M3 (Red) or M4 (Blue) Metro Line towards Kongens Nytorv, and change to M1 (Green) Line towards Vestamager. See this image for Copenhagen's metro map.
Biking/Cycling
Copenhagen is well-known for its biking culture. All of Copenhagen has separate biking lanes, which makes it quite safe and convenient to bike around. Biking around will also let you see Copenhagen more closely and make you feel like a local! There are several bike rental options in Copenhagen. Donkey Republic is one of the most popular ones to rent for a few hours or a day. Also, many hotels in Copenhagen have their own bikes that you can rent.
Note: Biking is also a typical mode of commute for many people in Copenhagen, and it is important to follow the biking guidelines for your and everyone else's safety. Please take a look at the guidelines here.
Currency
Copenhagen is a mostly cashless city, and you can use a debit/credit card or NFC almost everywhere. If you have any of them, you would be fine.
Copenhagen has several tourist attractions, including museums, parks, castles, and much more. Visit Copenhagen is a good place to get an overview.
Typically, June has warm weather, and it is quite nice to visit beaches, go on bike trips, or simply walk around the city admiring the architectural beauty.