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Loyola University Maryland at the Danish Institute for Study Abroad (DIS) - Copenhagen, Denmark

Contact:  Eleanor Hall
School:    The Danish Institute for Study Abroad (DIS)

Affiliated Schools:  Univ. of Copenhagen, Copenhagen Business School 

Course Equivalences:  Copenhagen_Course_Equivalencies.xls

University

  • DIS: Danish Institute for Study Abroad
  • Affiliated with:
    • University of Copenhagen
    • Copenhagen Business School
  • For English speaking students in their 3rd or 4th year
  • All courses are taught in English by Danish professors on staff or recruited from Copenhagen universities
  • DIS hosts 500 students each semester from over 100 different universities

Locations

  • Denmark has 5.3 million people, Copenhagen has 1.8 million
  • Denmark is a member of the E.U. and of NATO
  • The DIS buildings are in the Old City, medieval Copenhagen
  • Several classrooms are in the buildings of the University of Copenhagen

Academics

  • Acceptance depends on your cumulative average: 3.0 is desired, 2.8 may apply.
  • Courses are worth 3 credits.
  • Academic areas are: art history, biology, business, communications, Danish, education, English Literature, health scences, history, law, philosophy, political science, psychology, sociology.
  • Course list will be distributed.
  • Study tours and field study visits are part of the academies.
  • Trips (Russia, Turkey, Italy, Greenland) are run by DIS for an extra charge at cost.

Housing

  • All housing is about 30 minutes away from DIS
  • Housing is with Danish host families or with other students in a kollegium
  • In kollegium housing you will have a private room and bath, fully furnished room, towels, blanket, pillows, bed linen, kitchen equipment, dishes, utensils, free transportation to DIS, free washers and dryers, and an in-house DIS rep.

Program Dates (Tentative):

  • Fall: late August – December
  • Spring: late January – late May

* Airfare is not included with this porgram.

Application Dates

  • All applications are due by December 1st for Fall and Spring study abroad.

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