Bilateral agreements with individual universities also play an important role. An increasing number of Danish students follow some or all of their courses abroad. 1,600 Danish students with an almost similar number of EU students coming to Denmark. In this connection, it should be mentioned that the legislation governing the Danish State Educational Grant and Loan Scheme makes it possible for students to bring their student grants with them for study periods abroad. Teacher Exchanges Teacher exchanges have been on the increase in recent years thanks to EU-programmes etc. which have made it possible for teachers to take part in exchanges.
Some schools have friendship links with schools in an Eastern European country.
About 10 Danish schools have taken part in the MSP-programme. C. Onesti in Fermo, Italy. The topics have been chosen with a view to covering as many subjects as possible. The working language is English. In Denmark, there is a long tradition of dealing with international topics in the instruction.