DIS - Danish Institute for Study Abroad

The Danish School for Study Abroad came into existence in 1959. It is run by the Danish government, while having affiliation with the University of Copenhagen. The centre is located in Vestergade - the city centre of Copenhagen. The centre offers more than 100 courses, covering topics such as environment, ethnicity, inequality, urban issues, design, gender, child development and health care. DIS uniquely offers long term study tours in Europe, especially Denmark. These tours hold credit points and are guided by teachers of DIS. DIS is endorsed by the Danish Minitry of Science, Technology and Innovation. The accommodation offers include home stay, private apartments, sharing with students at DIS and on campus stays.

• Architecture, Building and Landscape
  • Architecture
• Arts, Design and Crafts
  • Fine Arts
  • Arts
  • Industrial Design
  • Design
• Business
  • Business Administration
  • Advertising
  • Marketing
  • Management
  • Finance
  • International Business
  • Economics
• Communications
  • Journalism
  • Communication Studies
  • Media Studies
  • Cinema/Film Studies
• Education
  • Education
• Engineering
  • Engineering Science
• Health
  • Health Occupations
  • Human Health Studies
  • Genetics
• Human Studies and Services
  • Child and Adolescent Services
• Humanities
  • Drama/Theatre History
  • Ethics
  • Religious Studies
  • Art History
  • History
  • Philosophy
  • International Relations
• Law
  • Criminal Justice
  • Law
• Philology, Languages, Literature
  • Russian Language and Literature (in Universities)
  • Literature
  • Danish Language and Literature (in Universities)
  • Classics
  • Chinese Language and Literature (in Universities)
• Public Administration and Services
  • Urban Studies and Planning
• Sciences
  • Biology
  • Political Science
  • Environmental Studies
  • Anthropology
  • Psychology
  • Sociology
  • Archeology
  • Molecular and Cellular Biology
  • Criminology
• Social and Cultural studies
  • Asian Studies
  • Gender Studies
  • Cultural Studies
  • Minority Studies