What kind of certificate will I get when I graduate?
You will get to use the KaosPilot title and receive a diploma from the school. It is a certificate, which states what you have learned and done throughout the three years and what grades you have been given. You will not receive a Bachelors certificate.
Will I be able to continue my studies at a university when I have graduated?
The program is neither a Bachelor nor a Masters program. In order to continue your studies you have to convert your grades and exam papers. It is not guaranteed that the universities will accept it, however some KaosPilots have been granted access to higher education afterwards. The KaosPilot School is working on establishing different opportunities for those seeking to take on additional education afterwards.
What does the education cost and is it eligible for student loans and grants?
EU/EEA applicant
The KaosPilot education costs per 01.03.10 136.000 DKK for the full three years – distributed on a start fee of 28.900DKK and a running fee of 3.150 DKK per month for 34 months (i.e. the cost is subject to annual regulation).
The education is approved by the Danish Ministry of Science, and subsequently students are normally entitled to SU, CSN, Statens LåneKasse and EU funding programs. This is however something that you as an applicant need to check with your national agency for student funding.
Non-EU (nor EEA) applicant
The KaosPilot education costs per 01.01.09 286.240 DKK for the full three years – distributed on a start fee of 27.500 DKK and a running fee of 7.610 DKK per month for 34 months. 93.500.
How do I know if this education is for me?
The education is suitable for a variety of different purposes, whether you want to work with projects within a variety of industries, people, business, or build your own company we could be the place for you. People that go through have very different backgrounds and aspirations, and throughout the education they both broaden their horizons and have a chance to help define what specific areas they want to focus on to create the best education for each individual. Please look for more information on this topic by reading the other sections of Education and check out Why KaosPilot (click here).
What will I be able to do when I have graduated?
When you graduate from the KaosPilots, perhaps most importantly you should have an idea of your own worth, your competencies and what you want to do in life. You will have gained knowledge and skills within our “Disciplines” (see Academic Focus), Creative Project Design, Creative Process Design, Creative Leadership Design and Creative Business Design, and you will be able to apply these to your life and work after the KaosPilots.
Each student from the KaosPilots will bring these qualities with him or her, but it will differ greatly how the individual has chosen to focus his or her energy within the program, and as such also what kind of jobs he or she wants to hold after the program.
For a more thorough understanding of what you will learn please read on in Education section and take a look at our curriculum (click here).
What do KaosPilots do when they have graduated?
KaosPilots do very different things. About one third start their own company, one third choose to work for private companies, and one third go on to work for NGOs or Public offices. It often helps to create a clearer picture, and also it is interesting, to see some examples of what graduated KaosPilots have chosen as their careers, so please check out KaosPilots in work (click here).
What are the requirements to get into the school?
To get into the KaosPilots you have to possess the will to overcome challenges, you have to commit to working hard, you have to be willing to take risks, and most importantly you have to be yourself. You need to contribute with what you are, and find a way to bring out the best in you, dedicating yourself to achieving excellence personally and academically while being a part of your KaosPilot team, both before and after graduation. Also check out How to enter for more information (click here)