Introduction to Study Abroad: Roskilde, Denmark
Scandinavia-Land of the Vikings: Culture, History, and
Observations
Seven week hybrid course with a one week in Country visit during Spring Break – March 19– 26, 2016
This seven week hybrid course includes online asynchronous sessions, live - in person class sessions and a one week
in country visit to Denmark. Denmark is the home of the Vikings, the Little Mermaid, and Legos---not to mention
world class architecture, art, and film. Students will tour Copenhagen and stay in Roskilde. Students will live in a
hotel, and interact with Danish students while observing classes at Roskilde Business College. This course offers
students an introduction to the culture and history of one of the most unique countries in Europe.
enmark is a country with a unique culture and a
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history that reaches back beyond the Vikings. Today, it is known as one of the happiest countries in
Resources
Wikipidia-- research Denmark on the web
Lonely Planet -- find the must sees before your trip
Roskilde Business College -- learn about your hosts in
Roskilde
the world and is noted as a leader in education, health,
and energy---Denmark produces a quarter of its energy from wind turbines and has long been recognized
as a leader in renewable energy. Come experience the Language
hospitality and warmth of this small Scandanavian Although activities will be conducted in english this is a
country!
great time to learn a few introductions in Danish!
Danish Greetings on Youtube
Transportation
Students will fly from Newark, New
York, or Philadelphia to Copenhagen,
Denmark. Students will travel with
faculty and other students from the
college.
Accommodation
Students will stay near the Roskilde
Business College in hotel accommodations.
Meals
Breakfasts for the entire time while
in Roskilde are included as are most
lunches and dinners. Students are expected to pay for food on travel days.
Faculty
Julie Houston is an author and Professor of English
at NCC. She has published numerous short stories,
poetry, and articles and teaches creative writing and
contemporary literature. Julie has traveled extensively and has helped build our exchange program with
Denmark. She loves traveling and sharing the Scandanavian culture with NCC students.
Program Fee Includes the
following:
Program Fee Does Not
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Roundtrip airfare
Ground transportation to
and from airport
Transportation to and
from scheduled site visits
Lodging
Most meals (except travel
days)
Health and emergency
assistance insurance
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Some lunches
Passport & Visa applications
Excess baggage
Gratuities
Medical deductibles
Immunizations
Spending money
Personal travel /excursions
Program Fee
$1325
Tuition (1 credit)
See tuition schedule;
included if enrolled fulltime
under 18 credits
Extra Meals that are NOT
PROVIDED, Personal travel money,
and Spending
Estimated Total Cost
~$400
$1725
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Call us at 610.861.4157
email us at international@northampton.edu
or Visit our website:
http://www.northampton.edu/campus-life-and-housing/study-abroad.htm
All Fees and payments are NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERABLE
ORIENTATION is MANDATORY
Contact us to find out how you can apply for a Study Abroad SCHOLARSHIP