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Danish Institute for Study Abroad (DIS): Summer Program
Copenhagen, Denmark
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Summer |
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| Homepage: | Click to visit | |
| Restrictions: | WUSTL applicants only |
| Dates / Deadlines: |
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| Term | Year | App Deadline | WU Decision Date | Start Date | End Date |
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| Summer | 2011 |
02/15/2011  **
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Rolling Admission | 05/23/2011 | 07/01/2011 |
| Summer | 2012 |
02/15/2012 **
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Rolling Admission | 05/22/2012 | 07/06/2012 |
| Summer | 2013 |
02/15/2013 **
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Rolling Admission | 05/22/2013 | 07/05/2013 |
** Indicates rolling WU admission application process. Applicants will be notified that their application to study abroad has been approved by Washington University. If the program is administered by a partner institution, the application and endorsement are then forwarded to the program sponsor for review and approval. In most cases, students will need both WU approval and an acceptance offer from the program sponsor in order to participate in the program. |
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| Fact Sheet: |
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 Approved Department(s):
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Business, Educational Studies, Pre-Medical |
Language of Instruction:
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English |
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Foreign Language Requirement?:
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No |
Housing Options:
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Homestays, Residence halls/dormitories |
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Open to Non-WU Students?:
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No |
Program Type:
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Study abroad provider - no overseas institution affiliation |
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Foreign Language Prerequisite:
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N/A |
Program Adviser:
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Julie DiBerardino |
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Minimum GPA:
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3.0 | ||
| Program Description: |
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Danish Institute for Study Abroad (DIS): Summer Program
Areas of Study
Premedical students who have completed their core biology and chemistry courses can take advantage of the following options offered by DIS:
Human Health and Disease: A Clinical Approach
Health Delivery and Prioritization in Northern Europe
Educational Studies and Children's Studies students can take advantage of the following options offered by DIS:
Children with Special Needs
Business students can choose from Arts and Sciences courses or a business courses offered through DIS.
Students may also go to DIS for general elective credit.
Dates
Students may choose to do one or both sessions at DIS.
Eligibility
Minimum 3.0 GPA.
Courses and Credits
1 WU credit = 1 DIS credit. Students earn 3 credits per session.
Please click here for more information about course offerings
Location
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and is home to about 1.5 million of Denmark's 5.3 million residents. Considered a very safe metropolitan area with low crime rates, students can easily explore its many plazas and neighborhoods by walking or taking the extensive public transportation system. Founded at the end of the 12th century, Copenhagen has many historical attractions and cultural and educational institutions.
Housing
Semester: WU students are required to live in one of the following three DIS options: homestay, Folkehøjskole, or a traditional Kollegium.
Please click here for more information about housing options
Student Life
DIS staff plan social and cultural events to bring students, faculty and staff together. Copenhagen offers many entertainment and dining options for students to take advantage of.
On-Site Support
In addition to program faculty, DIS has many staff members on-site in charge of academics, library resources, IT services, study tours, housing and more.
Summer Tuition and Fees
Students pay all summer program related fees to the program sponsor or host university directly. Please Contact the program sponsor or host for tuition, billing and payment details.
More Information
Danish Institute for Study Abroad
Questions?
Email the appropriate Overseas Programs Coordinator, visit us during our walk-in hours, join us for an information session, or call (314) 935-5958 to schedule an appointment.
Areas of Study
Premedical students who have completed their core biology and chemistry courses can take advantage of the following options offered by DIS:
Human Health and Disease: A Clinical Approach
Health Delivery and Prioritization in Northern Europe
Educational Studies and Children's Studies students can take advantage of the following options offered by DIS:
Children with Special Needs
Business students can choose from Arts and Sciences courses or a business courses offered through DIS.
Students may also go to DIS for general elective credit.
Dates
| Term | Dates | Application Deadline |
| Session 1 | late May - mid June | February 15 |
| Session 2 | mid June - early July | February 15 |
Eligibility
Minimum 3.0 GPA.
Courses and Credits
1 WU credit = 1 DIS credit. Students earn 3 credits per session.
Please click here for more information about course offerings
Location
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and is home to about 1.5 million of Denmark's 5.3 million residents. Considered a very safe metropolitan area with low crime rates, students can easily explore its many plazas and neighborhoods by walking or taking the extensive public transportation system. Founded at the end of the 12th century, Copenhagen has many historical attractions and cultural and educational institutions.
Housing
Semester: WU students are required to live in one of the following three DIS options: homestay, Folkehøjskole, or a traditional Kollegium.
Please click here for more information about housing options
Student Life
DIS staff plan social and cultural events to bring students, faculty and staff together. Copenhagen offers many entertainment and dining options for students to take advantage of.
On-Site Support
In addition to program faculty, DIS has many staff members on-site in charge of academics, library resources, IT services, study tours, housing and more.
Summer Tuition and Fees
Students pay all summer program related fees to the program sponsor or host university directly. Please Contact the program sponsor or host for tuition, billing and payment details.
More Information
Danish Institute for Study Abroad
Questions?
Email the appropriate Overseas Programs Coordinator, visit us during our walk-in hours, join us for an information session, or call (314) 935-5958 to schedule an appointment.