University of Copenhagen Exchange, Denmark

With almost 33,000 students and more than 6,000 employees, the University of Copenhagen is the largest institution of research and education in Denmark. The purpose of the University—to quote the University Statute—is to “conduct research and provide further education to the highest academic level.”

Program Curriculum

Most of the courses offered at the University of Copenhagen are taught in Danish. However, each semester a number of courses are offered in English. These classes are primarily selected to be taught in English because of their relevance for foreign and Danish students in international programs. In addition, most of the courses in the English Department (Faculty of Humanities) are also taught in English. Browse courses offered to exchange students at the University of Copenhagen.

Program Details

Requirements	Boston University students only Completed at least two years of full-time studies at BU Admissions requirements for all programs
Program Dates	Fall Semester: mid August to late December Students can make arrangements to take early exams.  Program Arrival: August 15, 2011 Depart Denmark: December 23, 2012 Spring Semester: early January to mid June Program Arrival: January 5, 2012 Depart Denmark: June 24, 2012
Cost	Students will pay Boston University tuition for the semester that they are abroad. Participants pay separately for housing, board, airfare and other incidentals. Emergency travel assistance coverage is provided for the students.
Housing	Most students at the University of Copenhagen stay in dorms or rent rooms in flats or private homes. The University can offer assistance in finding housing.
Application Deadlines	Fall Semester & Academic Year: March 15 Spring Semester: September 15

Download a description of the University of Copenhagen Exchange.

Program Staff

The Copenhagen Exchange is administered by staff at Boston University. A program manager oversees the admissions and pre-departure procedures, and maintains contact with students prior to their arrival in Copenhagen. The Boston office also houses administrative personnel who are responsible for everyday operations.

• Debbie Miller, Assistant Director, Program Management