Lyngby, Denmark
Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is renowned for being one of the best technical universities in Europe. Exchange students have hands-on access to state-of-the-art facilities in a multicultural atmosphere. DTU's educational approach emphasizes combining theory and practice via projects and lab work so students can engage in project-based assignments that apply theoretical knowledge to solve real-life problems. Not only is DTU a mere 9 miles (15 km) from the cosmopolitan capital city, Copenhagen, but the campus has a vibrant student life with many clubs, activities, social events and festive celebrations.
Visit the How to Apply section for more information on the application process and the Pre-Departure Requirements section for important steps and considerations leading up to your time abroad.
Exchange Details:
Academic Calendar:
DTU organizes introduction weeks for exchange students a week before the beginning of each semester.
International students receive priority in accommodation requests, but it is important the students apply for housing as soon as they receive acceptance to DTU.
Please note that Denmark is one of the more expensive countries in Europe. Please take this into consideration when considering DTU as an option when studying abroad. DTU has compiled more information and estimated prices to gauge cost of living and miscellaneous expenses.
U.S. citizens must apply for a student permit prior to entering Denmark. For other citizenships, visit the website of the Danish Embassy in your country of citizenship for visa requirements and processes.
Certificate of Enrolment: DTU will provide you with a letter of enrolment upon acceptance into the exchange program. You will need to provide this in your application along with other required documentation.
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International students who are staying for longer than three months can access free medical care through the National Danish Health Service.
Are there doctors who speak English? Yes.