Author (Person) | Kling, Joyce, Nielsen, Tina Dorthe |
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Publisher | Copenhagen Business School Press |
Publication Date | 1999 |
ISBN | 87-16-13362-5 |
Content Type | Textbook | Monograph |
Denmark for foreign students and faculty This practical guide offers information about Denmark and the Danes in an attempt to alleviate some of the stress involved in relocation. Insights into the multifaceted dimensions of Danish universities and colleges provide the reader with tips and advice on how to succeed in this new environment. The book begins with a speedy history lesson covering highlights dating from 958 AD with the first historical reference to Denmark as a nation to the Danish soccer team winning the European Championship in 1992. Subsequent chapters introduce the reader to Danish society, higher education, practical matters such as visas, health insurance and student work permits, making social connections and include various essays from people who have moved to Denmark for short or long stays, giving their personal experiences of living in the country. A useful reference section at the end lists holidays, Danish embassies and consulates; higher education institutions; organisations helping to find accommodation and a short glossary. The text is easy to read and enlivened by cartoons. Students in particular will find a wealth of material to support their studies and research in Denmark, although this will also be of interest of others moving to work in Denmark, or simply those who wish to understand another culture a little better. |
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Subject Categories | Culture, Education and Research |
Countries / Regions | Denmark |
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