Is it possible to learn Danish in Denmark and study in Danish university (undergraduate) after?

Hi everyone, I love modern foreign languages and they are definitely where my life is heading towards. I've studied German and French at GCSE and continued them both in A-Level, which is great! However, I've always aspired to learn Spanish as well, since...

I am a citizen, and have passport since my dad is danish. I've been told that university in Denmark is free. I am still a student in high school. My question is, how hard is it to ...show more

I find it an interesting language as I already am in the process of learning German. I need advice, please? Going to Finland to study would not be an option, as I could not travel. Please help. Thank You

It probably differs from university and country. Of course you learn math, physics and a little bit of chemistry. But do you learn some practical things? Are you able to build real machines after you graduate? Can you repair things?

I have been living there some years and although, I do speak English, I do not think it is something I could study in my second language.

considering the fact that i'm an engg. graduate and i learn things quickly :)

I am looking at places to study abroad for next year (my 3rd year in college). I am an Architectural Engineering student, and would like to study someplace in Europe. My options are: 1) City University in London - London, England City University has...

The goal of Higher Ed is independent learning, where the motivated student can acquire and distill knowledge directly from a variety of sources.  By comparison, in k thru12 subjects are taught to students using designed curricula.  In graduate school...

So I'm trying to figure out where I want to study abroad. My options: AUSTRIA 1. Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences (Dornbirn, Austria) The Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences (VUAS) in Dornbirn state, Austria is a University focused on...