service locations

Since 2015, several municipalities have offered access to eduroam from the wireless networks they make available for their citizens. This makes eduroam expand from only covering educational and research institutions to offering users access when they are not at an institution.

The users of eduroam must remain within the area of education and research. The expansion of urban networks simply means that these users now may enjoy eduroam when they are at the library, visiting citizen service or other places where the municipality offers wireless access.

Eduroam – wireless internet access for students and staff in the educational world

Eduroam is a global collaboration where research and educational institutions provide each other's students and staff with access to wireless networks across institutions. Thus, a student at a Danish university may go online at a university abroad without having to register as a user.

Use eduroam worldwide

More than 15,000 sites offer eduroam. Eduroam is massively widespread in Europe and is available in 72 countries and territories worldwide.