The Engineering College of Copenhagen (CPH)

--Going Out-- International Students Gathering Place -- Studenthusset (Kobmagergade) Places to Drink and Chat -- Moose (Kobmagergade area), Dubliner (Stroget), O'Learys (Station, watching sports meanwhile), Verners (Engineering College), Christiania Nice Clubs -- Sevilla (Kogens Nytorv area), Australian (Latin Quarter), Laurens Ptier (Near Parliament), Dakota (near Stroget) --To Visit-- -City Mermaid (obvious) Our Saviour's Church Tower (spring-summer) Christiania Ny Calsberg Glyphotek -Nearby Roskilde (Cathedral, Viking Museum) Helsingor Hillerod (Frederiksborg Castle) Malmö Mon cliffs. -- If you have time... Get a cruise to Oslo or other city in winter... relatively cheap and a good time if you are with friends.

Accomodation may vary depending on what the university has available. You may get to live in residences, wich are nice if you want to know people, especially those with a lot of international students. You may get to live with families wich may be a different experience. Most housing is not near the university or Copenhagen center, so you will probably need to use public transport or get a bike.

You can return bottles for money, however supermarket bags do cost, so bring your own from home. If you plan to move around a lot, might be interesting buying montly tickets for public transport, depending on the transport zones you need. Be careful of second-hand bikes, some require an higher price on repairing than you paid for them. Police auctions might be a better solution.

Check low-price air companies based in denmark: Maersk-air, Sterling.

You can do pretty well speaking English at Denmark. Most of the people can answer to you in that language. Add to that Danish is a not so used lenguage, with a complicate phonetic, and you underestand why most students in Denmark try very little with the local language. These who want would find people helps them, tough.