DENMARK

Why Go To Denmark?

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From mid-April to mid-September, Tivoli Gardens, the world-class amusement park comes to life in the center of Copenhagen
Tour Frederiksborg Castle which has housed The Museum of National History since 1878
Visit Kronborg Castle, which towers above a very narrow promontory between the coasts of Denmark and Sweden
Adventure to Nyhavn, a city with colorful buildings line the canal and hint at a history of small-vessel traffic

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Visit the international office at your host university for internship or volunteer opportunities.

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If looking for a quick bite on the go, or a sit down meal Smørrebrød sandwiches are the way to go. Typically eaten for lunch, these open faced rye bread sandwiches often include various regional seafood, eggs or vegetables.
CHEESE! Denmark is home to a large group of authentic cheese factories, be sure to try: danbo, havarti and blue cheese. Pairs well with local fruits.
Wienerbrød, a delicious pastry much like a croissant, these delectable bits are filled with creamed butter and sugar.
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Visa Info

Most countries will require that you obtain a student visa prior to your departure for that country.
A student visa is a document issued by the government of the host country, giving you permission to live and study there. In most cases, when you apply for this visa, you must submit your official U.S. Passport so that the appropriate agency can place an official stamp/sticker in it.
Visa requirements vary greatly from country-to-country. The fees and regulations will also vary.
For further information, refer to: http://usa.um.dk/en/travel-and-residence/studying-in-denmark