Aarhus University is an exchange destination for bacherlor and master students of Utrecht University, School of Economics
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Academic calendar
Nomination deadline: 15 March 2020
Application deadline: 1 April 2020
Mandatory Intro Week: August 24 to August 28, 2020
Semester Start: August 31, 2020
Last day of exams: December 20, 2020 or January 31, 2021*
*unless otherwise indicated students can do exams from home after December 20.
Requirements
Recommended language skills: B2 (En)
Areas of study open for exchange students
Students admitted to Aarhus BSS must choose courses at one department only. Students admitted to Business/Economics/Communication will receive specific instructions upon admission. Information is also available on the relevant course webpage.
Courses at Master level
Only master students can take master courses and only bachelor students can take bachelor courses.
Housing
Exchange students can sign up for housing when they fill in the online application form. Students are recommended to submit their applications as soon as the online application form is available. AU Housing at AU International Centre handles all matters regarding housing. For more information on housing, please see the housing webpage. In the Spring Semester, one housing offer is guaranteed for all students who apply by the application deadline. In the Autumn semester only overseas students are guaranteed a housing offer. All other students are recommended to apply for housing, but a housing offer is not guaranteed.
Housing offers will be sent to successful applicants by 15 December (Spring term) and 1 July (Autumn term). Housing offers must be accepted within 48 hours.
Estimated living costs per month
The standard of living is high and the economy performs above the European average. Accommodation, food, transport and leisure are therefore relatively expensive in Denmark compared to many other countries. However, salaries are correspondingly high, and many services such as medical treatment and schools are paid for via taxes and the Danish welfare system, so that no user fees are charged.
Sample Prices
Housing/rent:
Housing: 350 - 600 Euro
Meals: 200 Euro
Books and local transportation:100 Euro
Estimated total cost per month: 650 to 900 Euro
Health Insurance:
Students staying for more than 3 months are covered by Danish Health Insurance after having received a CPR-number. (application upon arrival – See Useful Links for information)
Students staying less than 3 months must obtain private health insurance before arriving in Denmark.
Credits
Normal study load per term:
in credits: 30 ECTS credits
in courses: 3 or 4 courses
Additional information
Two places for each one semester or one place for a whole year available.
More information
More information about studying abroad: in Dutch and in English.
Do you have any questions about this partner university or would you like to know more?
Contact the International Exchange Office of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance.
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