Blog about studying and living in Denmark seen from international eyes, always full of curiosities, pictures and informative videos that you, future student will not want to miss! I am an International Hopsitality Management Student from Poland, studying at UCN Aalborg - always interested in fashion, beuaty, animals, good food, travel, new cultures and places on earth.
About a year ago I moved to Aarhus form Copenhagen to begin my bachelor in Art History. My life revolves around art, not only because of my education but also because of the curiosity and fascination for art in different ways, which I believe I was born with. My primary interests lies with modern art, streetart, digital design and whatever may cross my path that's different.
An Indian student studied master's in chemical and biochemical engineering and currently member of Youth Good Will Ambassador Corps Denmark. I am writing about some insights of Denmark from my perspective related to day to day life, education, food as well as sports. Stay tuned to my blog or bug me on writerankit@gmail.com to know more.
In my day job: software-engineer working at IBM Denmark / In my spare time: Leader of the Worktrotter-network. Author of the Worktrotter's Guide to Demark / My drivers: Innovation. What is not there, is just not there YET.
Daily Denmark...living with those crazy Danes! I'm Diane - never serious, always informative. A Scot who fell in love with a Dane while working in Luxembourg. Permanently settled in Copenhagen and Mum to two little Vikings. I heart Denmark! http://dailydenmark.com
Food, nutrition and health are what we are going to write about. We are two girls who are working on foodofLIFE.dk, a Danish website about nutrition and health research. We will bring you the latest science news spiced up with fun facts about food and Danish recipes.
My name is Frits. I’m a cyclist and a journalist living in the City of Cyclists (cOPENhagen) where I work for the Danish Cyclists’ Federation. What else do you want to know about me? Am I crazy about bicycles? Of course, I am. I guess that makes me cyclistic.
A recent Irish import with a passion for all things wild. Living in Odense with my Danish boyfriend. The master plan is to improve my danish and find a nature-environment-conservation related job. When I'm not battling with soft d's I can be found digging in the garden, stalking birds in the woods or generally trying to get away from civilization into the wilderness.
I am an Art History student, living and studying in Copenhagen. This blog will take you through my day to day thoughts on exhibitions, museums and cultural happenings in Copenhagen as well as the rest of Denmark. I wish to share my experiences with you and I hope for you to share yours with me.
After 30 years in diplomacy with overseas postings in the United States, Nepal, Belgium and Austria, now international civil servant of the UN. In charge of overall planning for the UN City in Copenhagen. More than 28,000 square meters of offices for 1,200 UN staff members and a huge fully automated high bay warehouse taking almost 40,000 cubic meters of goods for development and emergency projects around the world.
Student, mum, art-communicator and culture-craver. Born and raised in Copenhagen and has not lived outside the city apart from a brief stay in London (where I missed my bicycle, rye bread and the familiarity of never getting lost). Married to a Brit which is why i tell myself I have a broader perspective on what it means to be Danish.
A Chinese student blogging about her life in Denmark
I am Madelein. A Venezuelan girl who fell in love with Denmark back in 2008 and decided to come back as an au pair to explore more about Denmark, its society, language and culture. I live with a Danish family, so everyday i learn a little bit about Danish families and how they live their everyday life, how they behave once they are at home and how they spend their leisure time.
Danish film then, now and in the future as seen through the eyes of a 27 year old Copenhagen'er with the lifephilosophy, that a person can never have too many visits to the cinema in a week.
Let me introduce you to: the top of the pop, the fly in the soup, the shrimp in the shrimp cream crease, the lady of the gig: MAJA HALD. That’s me. I’m a young and naïve Dane, who is a big fan of a lot of things, among other pancakes and Mikael Simpson. I know how to fold a paper hat and the dance move “the worm”. I will use all my superpowers to paint a picture of my Denmark and I eagerly receive tips about interesting people, sites and events: hald.maja@gmail.com
Malene Freudendal-Pedersen is working as an assistent professor at the Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change at Roskilde University (RUC), where she is a part of the research group Space, Place, Mobility and Urban Studies. Her main research interest are mobility and sustainability with special focus on everyday life and behaviour.
We are a small team of fresh international graduates who fight for your right for myth-free job hunting. To make sure your “Danish dream” matches the reality, peek into our videos where international students/graduates confess an honest, unexpected and REAL story of an international looking for a job in Denmark. Feel free to share your experience, too!
Atypical Mediterranean engaged to a Viking and learning the “ways of the north” in beautiful Aarhus. Amateur photographer, fairytale believer, biologist and closet sci-fi geek, among other things. The purpose of this blog is to give an overview of the challenges and surprises (good and bad) I encounter along the way and provide a different (and hopefully interesting) perspective on various topics.
A lover of art and urbanity. With a great passion for creative use of the city. I am project manager of street art events, and Master student at History of Ideas. find me at facebook: http://www.facebook.com/nicolai.juhler
43-year-old ad man. Very disappointed with his country and people.
My Copenhagen is about my journey and the adventures I am experiencing whilst living in a new city. I am an Australian who moved to London seven years ago and fell in love with the city almost instantly. I loved exploring and discovering my now favourite places to eat, read, meet friends and spend time on my own. Now I am embarking on a new career which finds me in Copenhagen.
I moved to Copenhagen from London in spring 2010 with my Danish partner, and found Denmark to be a fascinating place full of contradictions. In September I started sharing my impressions of Denmark in a blog on Berlingske Tidende (http://shahar.blogs.berlingske.dk) which later moved to Politiken (http://blog.politiken.dk/shahar). I try to use humour to explore Danish culture and the country's relationship with foreign professionals.
Albrechtsen is an American journalist living in Denmark writing about the Danish Happiness phenomenon. Interestíng perspectives and comments from this Blog will be incorporated in her new book, Investigating Danish Happiness. Check out her new website www.happydenmark.com or email her on sharmiindenmark@gmail.com
In 2006, two folks from two corners of the world met in Ithaca, NY. They started their life together in 2008 in a third corner: Lund, Sweden. Now they live in Copenhagen, Denmark with their daughter, Estelle. This is the rest of the story.
One metropolis + one Danish girl = a lot of perspectives on Danish culture and history. The metropolis is currently Paris. The Danish girl’s name is Stine. And the perspectives will be on art, design and fashion – always with a Danish and historical point of view... and maybe a little Parisian one.
You are reading the blog of a 21 year old Danish girl, obsessed with fashion, interior design, music and life style in general. I’ve moved to Herning to study Fashion Design at TEKO and I’m enjoying every aspect of it. Besides that I love sunshine, photography, DIY-projects, being creative and in addition to that I get a lot of my inspiration from my everyday surroundings.Copyright © Stine Olsen. All rights reserved on photos taken by me.
A Fulbright student from St. Louis, Missouri, USA taking Master's level courses in the Department of Public Health at the University of Copenhagen. I like to blog about Danish culture in general and just some of the differences between Danish and U.S. culture. I have another blog that you are more than welcome to check out: brunsonw.wordpress.com
A filmmaker and photographer who documents Copenhagen's bicycle culture from an anthropological point of view.
Damien Degeorges from France writes about the Arctic Denmark, Greenland's development facing climate change.
Paul and Jen are a young couple from Austria who came to Denmark this summer.
28-year-old Swede located in Copenhagen who just can't get enough of that Smørrebrød.
I am a designer devoted to sustainability, technology, experiences and human behavior.
I am a Copenhagener reporting from the city’s busy bicycle lanes. My bike is made for riding, and I ride all over the place, jumping off at spots for practical reasons or to take in upper and underground city culture. Half my life I have cycled in this city. I do not wear a helmet and I have not fixed a single puncture but I know where it can be done with a smile. Follow me and you too will find out the best way to move around in Copenhagen is by bike, not because you can. Because you love it.
Coming from the top of the world, Nepal, now living in Copenhagen (sea level), I am an Int. Civil Servant working for the United Nations for several years.
Young man living in Copenhagen. With a passion for music.
22 year-old with an egyptian background. I study mechanical engineering at the Technical Univesity of Denmark. I was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. My famliy and I moved to Egypt when I was 9 years old; and we've lived there for about 6 years. So we came back to Denmark when I was about 15 years old; so you could say that I kind of learned alot from both worlds. Gave me a good perspective...
I used to be obsessed with the future, now I am very happy exploring the present. I am 38 years old, have two daughters and is Head of New Thoughts at my own consultancy company Soulfish ApS. Here I work with Danish and International organizations and companies, developing and putting products and services to the market.
Passionate about Africa, open horizons, long-distance driving & loud music, photography, kelele, kahawa, kanga, African politicians, social media and activism.
Award and Grammy winner Tobias Wilner Bertram is an Danish-born vocalist, guitarist, producer, composer, songwriter, skateboarder, label owner, creater of Blue Foundation, Bichi and member of Ghost Society. Check his website: www.dpc-rec.dk