International Business Study Abroad Programs in Denmark

When I decided I wanted to go abroad, I was nervous about a lot of things. First off, I was scared that when I went abroad I would have to settle for a location I did not want to be in because I needed my credits to transfer over. Luckily AIFS had a program in a wonderful city with a bunch of classes that would transfer back to my home university super well. When I chose this program, I was overjoyed but nervous about living in a homestay. When I got there I was happily surprised to find that my host family was amazing and provided me with an experience I would not have been able to have if I had been in a dorm/apt. The people that I met in the program were some of the coolest people I have ever known and am happy to call them my friends to this day. If you are looking for a great program in Paris where you have the freedom to meet new people, travel, and find yourself in a new place, I would 100% recommend this to you!

My semester abroad in Granada, Spain was absolutely unforgettable. I decided to stay with a host family and I lived in their home with another student in the same program. Living with a roommate, we became really close friends. My host family was so kind and welcoming, they included us in everything they did. I learned so much Spanish culture and tradition from spending time with the family. The school was called Center of Modern Languages and I had a mixture of Spanish and Business classes. I loved speaking Spanish in class and getting to know other students. AIFS provided a level placement test at the beginning of the semester so that everyone found courses that were appropriate for their knowledge of Spanish. The classes were very fun and I enjoyed going to class. The AIFS program excursions were some of the best experiences/trips that I went on. I was blown away by the Morocco trip as well as the Seville/Córdoba/Gibraltar weekend. The trips were well planned, affordable, and allowed for free time to explore with friends. I made so many connections with locals, got to experience once in a lifetime activities like riding camels next to the ocean, and tried amazing foods. The program application process was hassle-free and the program advisors in Granada are so helpful. I would often visit their office and just chat with them or ask their advice on where to visit on the weekend. They organized cooking classes, art classes, sporting events, and cultural activities like a flamenco show. Granada is such a wonderful city. It is very walkable and the people are very friendly. There are endless tapas bars in the city where you get free food with each drink purchase. I made friends with lots of locals and other students from across the US. I attended exchange club meetings where you get drinks and tapas, and you chat in whatever language you are trying to learn with people from around the world. AIFS did a wonderful job providing opportunities for all of the students in the program to get to know each other. I made a close-knit group of friends and we spent so much time together. I am so thankful for having met them thanks to AIFS. We even visited each other once we arrived back in the US! I would highly recommend this program to anyone who wants to experience Spain on a more personal scale compared to bigger cities. I think Granada is the most beautiful city, and the Alhambra is a must-see!

Berlin is a really wonderful and historic city to live in. My German is basically nonexistent and I still felt like I was able to get around fine. The AIFs staff are very supportive, and the organized actives were well structured and thought out. If you weren’t interested in some or all of the activities, you didn’t have to participate and there was plenty of time to do your own thing around Berlin or travel throughout Europe. I didn’t particularly enjoy my academic experience at Humboldt, there were a few good classes but also a few really awful ones. So, if I could do it again I would probably do the AIFS program with Freie Universität academic program.

My colleague and I have had the pleasure of accompanying 21 amazing humans on a 3 month journey that will most certainly change them for the rest of their lives. Thank you to AIFS for sharing Rome with us and attending to every detail that made this an experience that will live with us eternally. The AIFS Rome center staff were excellent in providing impactful excursions, extra-curricular courses, and ensuring that all of us were well informed and provided for in every part of our journey.

I had a lovely time here, although it was not without flaws. The amenities were not great especially considering how much we paid to be here. The company guilt tripped and body shamed us. But I made innumerable new friends and had experiences that I will cherish forever.

Very nice experience, learned a lot. People I’ve met here are now friends I will still be in contact with. The internship was where I learned new skills and networked with people within the fashion industry and got inspired by being here abroad

I definitely had a really exciting and wonderful trip. There were a few aspects like traveling and staying at more cities besides just Salzburg would have been a lot more fun. But the tours and field trips were absolutely incredible and the people who showed us around were amazing! Loved to see the history and beauty all over

From arrival to departure, AIFS made my study abroad experience a 11/10. Great staff through and through allowed for a complete cultural assimilation in the time I spent there. It was the experience of a lifetime that I would recommend to everyone.

The CIEE Open Campus Block in Copenhagen, Denmark program has been one of the most influential experiences! It builds independence, communication skills, helps you understand your priorities and builds so much global competence.

I seriously had the best time studying abroad with CIEE in Copenhagen, Denmark. Copenhagen is one of the most wholesome and coziest cities I have ever been to. I always felt so safe and comfortable there, everyone in Copenhagen was so nice and welcoming. The other students on my program were so fun and sweet and it was so nice to build connections with other American students. I would say if you are doing the open campus program, Copenhagen should definitely be one of your cities to study in. This place taught me so much and a lot of self growth was done here. There is a lot to learn from the Danish. CIEE was a great company to study abroad with. They really make sure that you're situated and that you're good. They also aren't afraid to challenge your independence which I really appreciated.

Out of all the places I've been with CIEE, Copenhagen has the best staff. The city was fantastic, and as practically everyone there knows English, it was really simple to interact and communicate with people. Additionally, the Copenhagen crew put up a number of methods for you to interact with locals. Dinner with a host family was one of the things I did. One of my favorite travel-related experiences was this. Additionally, the personnel had excellent teachers and housing possibilities. My favorite spot among the three blocks I completed was this one. Additionally, they did a fantastic job matching you with your housemates.

I've had an amazing experience with this program with CIEE and the variety of other programs that CIEE offers is insane so there are so many options based on the experience the individual is wanting!!

AIFS was definitely the right choice for me and I think it will be for anyone else seriously considering study abroad. From the moment I signed up for emails (before applying) to now (over a year out from leaving Germany), I have felt so supported and have had a lovely experience. The included trips and activities were definitely my favorite parts (the street art tour and cooking class especially!) and I’m still in contact with our Resident Director, Nele :)

The staff is incredible. They are always there to answer all questions, comments, and concerns I have and I always feel as though I am a priority to them. Copenhagen is a wonderful place with an abundance of cultural experiences to take part in. Classes are challenging, yet stimulating and honestly exciting.

The billing process was absolutely absurd. The financial aid deferral form was due before my school even put out packages, so I kept getting emails telling me that I could potentially not attend my program, racking up $200 dollar fines. It was finally released, and I had to find someone at my school to fill it out, which took a while, and finally got it in- but a scholarship that I had was not applied yet because the deadline is SO early. So, I had to go BACK and find someone to fill out a NEW form to add this scholarship. Overall this could have easily been avoided and easily streamlined if you stayed in contact with the universities. It was really stressful and a ridiculous process that didn't need to be that way. I could have easily just sent you a screenshot of my package.

CIEE staff wants you to have the experience of a life time while abroad. They will try to help you fully submerge yourself into the Danish culture and understand the country you are living in. They make you feel like family. The overall program structure is smartly set up for classes, housing, and excursions.

I would be extremely likely to recommend CIEE study abroad to a friend because there are so many different options for whatever someone is interested in. The staff cares about us. CIEE is great and affordable and really works with you to make sure you can have the best experience possible.

The organization is somewhat unorganised so it puts a lot of stress on the students. The Copenhagen campus was amazing and I love the staff but they were restricted from doing things or being able to work with us due to outdated and overly general rules from CIEE.

All of my interactions with instructors and faculty members thus far have been very positive, and has enriched my experience here. I would definitely encourage students and friends to study abroad through CIEE.

All of my interactions with instructors and faculty members thus far have been very positive, and has enriched my experience here. I would definitely encourage students and friends to study abroad through CIEE.