DIS – Study abroad in Scandinavia

If you are a college student in the United States, looking to broaden your horizons, I can’t think of a better way to do it then a semester or even a year of study abroad at this institution. I had the good fortune to meet some of the key people during a presentation and panel discussion on curriculum development at the institute, from a social construction standpoint and just top notch educators. In addition, they provide a bountiful number of fascinating trips and experiences to familiarize one with the local culture.
I was also impressed with the co-​housing options where students could live together versus with a host family and the opportunity for individuals to develop those adult life-​skills that are part and parcel of post-​college life. As Virginia mentions, in an earlier post, the institute is located in the heart of Copenhagen, which is one of the most walkable and bike friendly places on the planet. You’ll have a great time, just go! :-)

Fantastic education and a great city

I’m currently studying abroad here and I have to say my experience so far is fantastic. The classes are amazing, the school itself is very catered to all your needs. My transition from America to Denmark was a cake walk. I love that the school is located in central Copenhagen which makes it easy to explore the city before or after classes. I was concerned at first how immersed I could be with Danish culture since this was an American school set up in Denmark but they offer so many events and networking to help you with that! I’m currently taking Danish language and culture and its lots of fun! The school also gives 3 travel breaks which allows students to venture out of copenhagen! If you’re looking to study abroad in Denmark, look no further!!!