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Written by Catherine Ripsteen student from Open Campus Spring Block 3 2025: The Bike Trip That Didn't Happen Date: 4/02/25 Copenhagen is consistently ranked as one of the world’s most... keep reading

Written by: Grace Beaster a student from: Open Campus Sring Block 1 2025 One of the best parts of Danish culture that I’ve discovered while here is a concept called... keep reading

One aspect of studying abroad in a foreign country that comes along with the amazing experiences is realizing and being grateful for everything you have at home. I really never appreciated how nice it is to be around your native language and the importance of being able to communicate. I’m very lucky, since most Danes speak very good English, so I can get by, but if I had traveled to a different country it would be even more difficult. By studying abroad, I feel I have become a lot more confident and independent. One aspect that has helped me is having an amazing host family. I think my experience would have been a lot more challenging if I didn’t have them.

Written by Evan Dobkin Fall Block 1 student: While studying abroad in any location, there are times where you will find yourself free of plans. How you spend this time... keep reading

A Danish Passion: Handball aka Håndbold in Danish Håndbold as the word describes, is a sport where a small ball is played among players with their hands. One might think... keep reading

Looking for a new activity to try and get your next adrenaline kick? Since the Danish landscape doesn’t feature a wealth of mountains to go rock climbing or skiing on... keep reading

Moving to a new city can be daunting to say the least, because it means learning a whole new routine, getting used to different surroundings and people, constantly losing your... keep reading

Every year countless surveys and rankings try to determine what the most livable city in world is – in other words, where is the water and air cleanest? Where is... keep reading

In August we wrote a blog post with six different tips on how to immerse yourself in Danish culture while you’re studying with us in Copenhagen. This time around, we’re... keep reading

When most people in the States say “Danish”, they usually mean the pastry and not the language native to the author of The Little Mermaid – and with good reason... keep reading