20 19 Danish study experience: how to quickly integrate into Danish life?

To study in Denmark, you must know the websites you often use, and you also need to know how to save money. So today, I will bring you 20 19 Danish study experience and introduce how to quickly integrate into Danish life.

First, let's take a look at the practical websites in Denmark.

1.www.ui.dk

Copenhagen Kommune information website. It introduces people who live in Copenhagen.

All kinds of information, house applications, job information, travel stickers, and even where.

There is information about getting cheap or free furniture.

2.www.rejseplanen.dk

Traffic information network in Denmark. As long as you enter the station name, you can find out which cars (including

When do the trains and buses leave or arrive at this station?

3.www.dba.dk

Danish second-hand market network. It buys and sells second-hand goods, and also has housing information. Suggest Danes to help, because the whole website is in Danish.

www.kina.cc

Danish student website. There is also a lot of information about studying abroad. you can also

Communicate with many foreign students and friends in the forum here.

5.www.skype.com

You only need to register to log in voice and video. Then you can also use visa or master card to pay the premium. It is very cheap to call domestic numbers in China.

6.www.msn.com

The most popular contact method for international students is to download a messenger, then register and log in, so that you can contact your family or friends online and make videos.

7.www.voipstunt.com

The cheapest software to make calls to China, with little usage and skype, needs to be registered and logged in. You can dial China directly after the cancellation.

8.www.nyidanmark.dk

The website of the Danish Immigration Bureau may be the website that you need to pay most attention to in your study abroad life.

9.www.chinaembassy.dk

China embassy website, change passport or study abroad certification need to find.

Then let's see how to save money by studying in Denmark.

1. Public transportation

If you have determined the location of your residence and school, you can buy a monthly public transport ticket at DSB in Central Station. The monthly ticket in the two districts needs 375 Danish kroner, and the average daily transportation fee is about 12.5 kroner. Monthly ticket covers subway, train and bus, which is a very affordable choice for commuters who have to go to school and work every day.

2. Do it yourself and have plenty of food and clothing

In Copenhagen, although the price of eating out is prohibitive, the price of food in the supermarket is gratifying. Students who can cook can save a lot of money to do more things.

The price of vegetables is about 10-20 kronor a pack, and a pack is enough to eat 2-3 meals; Root vegetables are cheaper: a big bag of potatoes and carrots costs about 10 kroner, and a big bag is enough for a week.

Bakeries in Denmark are very famous and bread is very cheap. A normal size bread is 5- 10 kroner. I ate a lot of bread in supermarkets and found that croissants and cinnamon rolls in almost all supermarkets were delicious.

5- 10 kronor can buy a large box of milk, and basically you can drink milk with an open stomach.

The prices of chocolate and drinks are basically the same as those in China, and chocolate seems a little cheaper. In addition, major supermarkets have been offering discounts, and you can often buy some affordable and useful things.

Generally speaking, apart from renting a house, there are still many ways to reduce expenses in terms of food, clothing, housing and transportation, and the expenses can be controlled within a reasonable range, so the student party does not need to worry too much.

Finally, what is the experience of studying in Denmark?

As one of the old developed countries, Denmark's per capita gross national product has always been in the forefront of the world, and its higher education system also has unique charm and attraction.

There are many high-quality universities in Denmark, some of which occupy a place in Europe and even the world. For example, the University of Copenhagen is a world-famous university with a history of more than 500 years. In the academic rankings of Shanghai Jiaotong University in the last two years, the University of Copenhagen has been ranked in the top 30 in the world.

Others, such as Aarhus University, are also world famous schools. In the academic ranking of world universities of Shanghai Jiaotong University, Aarhus University always ranks among the best in the world with 100.

In addition, data transfer unit, Aalborg University and the University of Southern Denmark are also famous universities in Europe and the world, and they are often ranked in the top 200 in the world rankings. Many world-famous scholars come from these schools, including some Nobel Prize winners.

In addition, it should be emphasized that although Denmark is a developed country in Europe and has world-renowned universities, the cost of studying in Denmark is relatively low.

First of all, the tuition is low. Denmark is a country with a sound social security and welfare system. Universities are heavily subsidized by the government, and the tuition fees are mostly between RMB 80 million and RMB 65,438+10,000. Compared with countries such as Britain, America and Australia, this level of tuition is still relatively low.

Secondly, the cost of living in Denmark is relatively low, and it is enough to spend 60,000-80,000 RMB a year, including housing.