The Aarhus School of Business (HHA)

linguistic immersion is the only effective way to learn a language. I could read english and express myself a bit but after this erasmus experience, I was able to communicate, understand native speakers and chat with them rather correctly. since danish do not have english as a mother tongue language (though they have a solid knowledge of it) and that they are reluctant to speak with foreigners, I spoke english mostly with other erasmus students (most of them are coming from spain)

My semester (Spring 2003) was great! All the 70 foreign students at the ASB knew each other very well, we all went to parties toghether and we still comunicate... We have meetings each others countries and we created a great community. The school makes an excellent job promoting this social experience. The tutors are also great! They help you a lot... Travel with Ryanair to other countries. Book in advance. It is quite cheap. If you stay is Stockholm please stay at the Red Boat! Book in advance! Be sociable, make danish friends. It will be worth it. If you want to get laid, go to Train (you must be over 23 to get in, sorry...). Get a bike. Although the buses are great, always on time, they are quite expensive! Arrange a visit to Ceres, the local beer factory. They give you free beer at the end. Believe me, you will literally roll down the lawn (personally tested). The weather is not the best. But do not stay at home. Socialize. Arrange parties at your place, go to parties in the other students residences! From January to the end of February I just had a glimpse of the sun 6 times. Yes, you can count by your fingers the times you see the sun in the Winter. However, the Spring is awesome, beautiful.

The only problem i faced was health carrying problem. A suppose, there is a lack of qualified medical personnel. Concerning education and social life - this place is almost perfect

Visit the top-north (the greatest -and the only!- place to visit is at the top of Dk where Atlantic and Baltic meet) and Aalborg. Of course Copenhagen but there's not so much to do. Stockholm if you can (with a rail-pass of two weeks, that's the cheapest) Hamburg and Berlin : not so far, rent a van with others it won't cost you a lot.

ninguno