UCPH Forest and Landscape College

The Forest and Landscape College (Danish: Skovskolen), now part of University of Copenhagen (UCPH), is located in Nødebo in the southern part of Grib Forest, Hillerød Municipality, some 30 km north of Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally an independent institution, it was merged with UCPH in 2007 and is now part of its Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management.

The school traves its history back to the foundation of Skovarbejderskolen at Kagerup in 1948. It offered a four-week programme where mostly experienced forest workers were trained in the use of machine saws and other modern technology. The school burned in 1953,

Skovskolen in Nødebo was established in 1963 as a merger between Skovarbejderskolen and three forester schools. Most of its current buildings were built in 1982–83 to design by royal building inspector Gehrdt Bornebusch. It was expanded in 1983 og 1995-96.

The Forest and Landscape College occupies a village-like campus of low, black-painted buildings on the northern outskirts of Nødebo. A new building designed by Rørbæk & Møller Arkitekter is expected to be completed in 2016 and will be followed by a new residential building.

The campus area also comprises Nødebo's old forester's residence. It dates from about 1800 and was listed in 1960.

The students have built various public facilities in the area, including shelters, free cabins and a nature playground. They also arrange various events, including Skovens Dag (The Forrest's Day) and an annual Christmas market.

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