Copenhagen Business School (CBS)

My initial host family accommodation was not good but the student residence was great. However, accommodation is one of the biggest problems in Copenhagen especially for students.

As an international student - you have to go to "Student House!" There are tonnes of really nice bars and cafes. We went to Enzo, Parkcafe and The Globe a lot. Also if you are staying in Valby, check out the Guinness Pub on Valby Langgade, they used to give girls free beer on a tuesday night!

I would suggest to rent a car and travel from Copenhagen to oslo- Bergen- look at one Fjord( Flammfjord)- National Park on the way to Sweden- Stockholm- Gotherburg- and back to Copenhagen. Take your bike from home are buy one there, because everyone is going by bike and it is the cheaperst way to move around town.

The university organises everything perfectly. Despite of one thing: travelling. Only one trip was organised (to Oslo on a party boat). I would recommend to books ome flights with low cost airlines with some fellow students to Stockholm and Helsinki. If you have one week off, rent a car (expensive, but worth it, if you are 4 people) and drive through Denmark. The landscape is gorgeous! Other than that: be repared for a great academic and social life in Copenhagen ;)

Put some efforts in getting to know the Danes. After a few drinks, they will become very friendly and want to get to know you. But breaking the first step is difficult