About us
Nul-Kryds is a student union representing engineering students with an interest in the maritime field at the Technical University of Denmark.
The association is independent and consists of volunteers who organize both academic and social events with the purpose of strengthening the link between students and the industry, as well as helping students in everyday life.
The majorty of marine engineering students at the Technical University of Denmark have been in contact with Nul-Kryds at some point during their studies. The association was founded in 1947 on the occasion of the first NTHS Congress. Nul-Kryds has participated in every NTHS congresses since
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Looking at 2025 and 2026 with Nul-Kryds for students
New semester is starting and we in Nul-Kryds are excited to start the year welcoming new and old students to a year full of events. Last year we participated in and hosted a total of 18 events, that were planned throughout the year, So tune in once in a while and we will update the list along the way
Autumn 2025
Spring 2026
We in, Nul-Kryds, are organizing several events each term for maritime interested students, but we are also using our platform to inform students about events organized by other organizations, to make sure all students can stay up to date with maritime related events. Follow our LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram if you are interested in keeping up with what is happening for maritime students in Denmark.
Date: March 4th - 6th 2026
On March 4–5, Denmark’s largest research vessel, RV DANA, will sail from Hirtshals to Copenhagen, and by signing up here you have the opportunity to join the voyage.
While on board, you can gain academic inspiration for the rest of your studies and ideas for new projects. The voyage is aimed at students currently enrolled in a natural sciences or maritime university program who are interested in learning more about pursuing a master’s degree at DTU.
Sign up deadline: February 13th
Date: March 18th - 20th 2026
Want a closer look at the Danish maritime and offshore industry?
During the trip, we will visit several key companies within the sector, including Welcon, Esvagt, MHO-CO, and more. These visits will provide valuable insight into offshore operations, maritime services, production, and engineering solutions, while also offering the opportunity to meet professionals working directly in the industry.
The cost of participating is 300 DKK, thanks to ShippingLab who will be covering the remainder of the expenses on the trip.
Departue: Wednesday March 18 at aprx. 12:00
Back home: Friday March 20 at aprx. 17:00
IDA, The Danish Society of Engineers, has a dedicated maritime network with more than 1,300 members. IDA Maritime covers both technical and managerial aspects of ship construction, production, and operation. Each year, around 12 events such as conferences, lectures, and study trips are organized to support knowledge sharing and strengthen professional and social connections among members.
Date: January 26th 2026
from 17.30 to 20.30
Price: The event is free
Place: IDA Conference, København V
After the dramatic IMO MEPC meeting and postponement in mid October 2025 what is likely to happen going forward. We will hear the stories from the people that took part on the day and from other parties involved.
Visit the event below:
Date: February 23rd 2026
from 17.30 to 20.30
Price: The event is free
Place: IDA Conference, København V
The Arctic is a mystical place. This evening, IDA Maritime and DSNAME would like to invite you to an event where we will explore the Arctic from a maritime perspective.
Visit the event below:
Date: March 9th 2026
from 17.30 to 20.30
Price: The event is free
Place: IDA Conference, København V
As the maritime sector accelerates toward zero-carbon operations, ammonia is emerging as a promising future fuel. Yet key questions remain: How close are we to safe, scalable adoption—and what must shipowners, operators, ports, and crews prepare for?
Visit the event below:
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DTU has established a new program "Maritim Teknik" which we are very excited about as the new line will make the maritime line more visible to the students. At open house we from nul kryds were very happy to see how many intersted guests we had, and how many joined our tour of our marine facilities at DTU. The line will be very similiar to the old "mechanical engineering with maritime specialization", and will have joint classes with the mechnaical engineering students. The line is different as it has more maritime mandatory courses, but still has a few courses of free choice, so each student can pick exactly what direction of the broad indusrtry they find interesting. The courses will be mostly in Ballerup campus, but the maritime courses will all take place in Lyngby.
The Danish Maritime Student Organization
