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Copenhagen, Denmark (IU-DIS Co-Sponsored Semester Program)
DENMARK
DIS Semester Program in Copenhagen
COPENHAGEN
- Danish capital, Scandinavia's largest city (1.5 million), ancient
monarchy and EU member
- Lively, safe, student-friendly city
- Travel to Berlin, Brussels, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Stockholm
DATES
- January to May or
Late August to mid-December
PROGRAM ORGANIZATION
- DIS: Danish Institute for Study Abroad—www.dis.dk
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400-450 U.S. students, 30 international students
ACADEMIC PROGRAM
- DIS courses on European topics taught in English
- Optional courses in Danish language or other languages at intermediate
level
- Extensive study tours to various Scandinavian and European cities,
see
www.dis.dk/Academic1/studytours.php
- Biology Programs*
- Courses including Marine Biology of European Coastal Waters, Ecology
and Human Impact, and Biology of Marine Animals (These courses count for IU upper-level lecture credit.).
- Humanities and Social Science Programs
- Courses including Political Science, International Relations,
Communication, Media, Sociology, Psychology, History, European Arts, and Scandinavian Studies.
- International Business Program**
- Courses including European Business Environment, International Management,
International Marketing, International Finance, and Global Business Strategy.
- Satisfies the Kelley School of Business International Dimension
requirement
- All credits applicable to Business degree
- Interior Design Program***
- Courses including Architecture Foundations Studio and elective
courses in Political Science, International Relations, History, European Arts,
and Scandinavian Studies.
COURSE LOAD
HOUSING
- Danish family, student residence hall (Kollegium), traditional group
student community (Folkhojskole),
or apartments with Danish students
ADDITIONAL PROGRAM INFORMATION
ELIGIBILITY
You may apply if you
- are a student at any Indiana University campus who is making
normal academic progress,
- are in at least your fourth full-time semester of college, and
- have approximately a 3.0 cumulative GPA
*Biology programs also require one year of university-level biology, with lab experience, and one university-level chemistry course.
**International Business program also requires completion of E201, E202 and the Integrative Core before program begins. Liberal Arts and Management Program (LAMP) students must have completed BUS K201 and ECON E201 and E202
***Interior Design program also requires students to have completed three semesters of Interior Design Studio in the IUB FIDER-accredited program.
Complete eligibility criteria and selection criteria are outlined within the Academic Policies and Procedures
of the Office of Overseas Study.
Selection is based on maturity, seriousness of purpose,
and appropriateness of match between program and applicant. Students on disciplinary probation
during program period are not eligible.
ESTIMATED SPRING 2008 COSTS
- IU portion of fee: $650
- DIS portion of fee: $13,850*
(includes tuition, room only in Kollegium or room and board
with family, health insurance, books, tram pass, study trips)
- Other costs:
Kollegium meals: $1,500
Refundable damage deposit: $200
Initial prepayment of $500 due Oct. 29 for spring, Mar. 18 for fall.
Airfare, personal expenses and vacation travel additional.
*Special discounted DIS fee for IU students.
FINANCIAL AID
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Spring 2008: September 24, 2007
Fall 2008: February 25, 2008
IU committee screens applications for DIS final consideration. Notification of application status sent
electronically within
four weeks of application deadline.
How to Apply for this Program
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Last updated: November 15, 2007
Comments: overseas@indiana.edu
