The 8-week course is also free of charge, unless student wishes to receive credit for the work. There are no required courses. Students choose their courses from the Social Sciences and Arts and Science faculties, but must be aware of the types of work that will count in their home college. Students with advanced knowledge of Danish may take regular university classes. Only very few students may be housed in dormitories that are relatively inexpensive because of high demand.
Most students choose to live in rented rooms or small apartments.
However, the International Office can provide assistance when needed. In addition, students can sign up for a mentor, a Danish student, to introduce them to life in Copenhagen upon arrival. VISA Visa required. OISP supplies forms and instructions. Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the end of the program also required.