Each fall several Dartmouth students attend the University of Copenhagen in Copenhagen, Denmark, for the term. Dartmouth students take courses in the social sciences and choose from a variety of sociology, anthropology, government, economics and psychology courses. Students generally take three courses. All courses are taught in English. No Danish language skills are required to participate in the program. This is Dartmouth's only off-campus academic program in Scandinavia and so provides a unique opportunity to study and experience a country with a more open and egalitarian economic system, liberal cultural practices, extensive welfare state, and  social democratic approach to organizing society.

Applications must be submitted by February 1 of the year before the planned exchange.  Applicants must have a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.0.

**NOTE:  If you are accepted to this exchange, you must be prepared to complete and submit all documents requested by the University of Copenhagen before June 1 or you will not be able to attend.

Students pay tuition to Dartmouth. Room and board are paid directly to the University of Copenhagen.

Upon completion of the exchange, the exchange coordinator at the host institution will forward the transcript to the Office of the Registrar, Dartmouth College. Future transcripts of exchange program grades must be obtained by the student from the exchange institution.