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Copenhagen has been Denmark’s capital and largest city since the 11th century. Copenhagen is also one of Europe’s major cultural, business, science, and media centers. The city’s international rankings include: the 2010 Forbes Magazine’s 10th most expensive city and 3rd across Europe and 11th rank in 2009 Mercer’s Quality of... read more
Copenhagen has been Denmark’s capital and largest city since the 11th century. Copenhagen is also one of Europe’s major cultural, business, science, and media centers. The city’s international rankings include: the 2010 Forbes Magazine’s 10th most expensive city and 3rd across Europe and 11th rank in 2009 Mercer’s Quality of Living Rankings. Copenhagen remains among the most livable cities in the world as well as among the highest standards of living. A number of notable architecture and must-see places are within the city premises. These include the Amalienborg Palace, the Copenhagen Opera House, the Royal Playhouse, the Tietgenkollegiet, and the Sampension (the last three are recipients of the Royal Institute of British Architects European awards). Copenhagen also hosts a variety of annual events such as the Roskilde Music Festival, Copenhagen Fashion Week, and Copenhagen Distortion.
The education sector also plays a significant role in the city’s popularity and prominence. Among the well-developed higher education institutions in Copenhagen are the world-renown University of Copenhagen, Metropolitan University College, Technical University of Denmark, Copenhagen Business School, IT University of Copenhagen, and the University College Copenhagen. The University of Copenhagen is included in the top 200 best universities of The Times Higher Education Rankings 2010.
RateMyStudyAbroad.com lists reviews from international students in Copenhagen. “Copenhagen is perfectly situated in the middle of northern Europe to easily travel to many locations,” comments one student (Copenhagen Business School). “Danish families are very liberal and won’t keep you at home on a Saturday night, but living with homestay may mean a bit of a longer commute to the nightlife of Copenhagen,” describes another student from the DIS – Danish Institute for Study Abroad. Another feedback from one student says, “The coursework is engaging, and often involves interviews and community immersion.” (DIS – HIV/AIDS in Europe Summer) read less
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DIS is a specialized Danish institution offering study abroad programs in English for primarily American university students in their third or fourth ... read more
The Danish Institute for Study Abroad (DIS) Program draws on the combined educational resources and research facilities of Denmark’s finest institut... read more
Danish Institute for Study Abroad is a government-recognized, high-quality study abroad program established in 1959 with over 1500 students coming eac... read more
This study abroad program is offered by the Freeman School of Business to study at Copenhagen Business School in Copenhagen, Denmark. This program is ... read more
The Public Health program is designed for students exploring career opportunities in public health, either from a policy, sociology, or pre-med backgr... read more
The Danish Institute for Study Abroad, better known as “DIS” was established by the Danish Government in 1959 and offers classes for overseas stud... read more
Study in the exciting learning environment of the University of Copenhagen (UCPH), one of Europe’s leading universities. You can take courses in Eng... read more
The core course, Humanitarian Law and Armed Forces, combined with its study tours to Kosovo or Bosnia will provide you with a thorough understanding o... read more
The University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Life Sciences (previously KVL) was founded in 1858. It has 3500 students and it is situated in the heart of C... read more
The University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Life Sciences (previously KVL) was founded in 1858. It has 3500 students and it is situated in the heart of C... read more
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