DIS - Study Abroad
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DIS - Study Abroad is a program provider offering 3 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad and Research abroad programs in 2 countries such as Sweden and Denmark.
DIS is a non-profit study abroad foundation established in Denmark in 1959, with locations in Copenhagen and Stockholm. DIS provides semester, academic year, and summer programs taught in English, and offers high-impact learning experiences for upper-division undergraduate students from distinguished North American colleges and universities. The intellectually challenging curriculum is broad, cutting edge, and enriched by experiential learning components, including faculty-led study tours across Europe. It provides students with opportunities for meaningful cultural engagement and personal growth, which is further enriched through housing and extracurricular offerings.
For more information, please visit our website at https://disabroad.org/
Study Abroad with DIS - Study Abroad
"yes, i learned how to live on my own, i learned to navigate a foreign country "
samantha a Trinity University
"I learned that I do not want to go into architecture, but I do want to continue to pursue a career in the creative industry. This was important to know so that I didn't waste my years in grad school pursuing something that I did not want to do! I also learned a lot about Danish/Scandinavian culture. This was really eye-open..."
A student Wellesley College
"Personal Independence. Yes."
A student Middlebury College
"Enhanced my cultural awareness outside of the U.S./more about Denmark/Europe. I felt empowered with my independence to do things without having my parents totally informed beforehand or hindering me. It was definitely worthwhile because the experience was priceless. "
oranguthanh University of Rochester
"Independence, agency, acceptance of others as new friends. "
A student Middlebury College
"Commuting in a foreign country!"
A student Brandeis University
"it was extremely worthwhile "
A student Brandeis University
"Yes totally worth while."
A student Providence College
"I took advantage of the Scandinavian-themed classes and loved it. It was the one semester I did not focus on science/engineering classes and I'm glad I branched out. Professors are amazing for the most part and very knowledgeable."
umichdis University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
"This past semester at DIS was a truly life-changing experience for me. I learned a lot about myself and the world. DIS stresses the point that the best experiences will happen outside of your comfort some, and they could not have been more right. I was challenged in so many ways, but had the time of my life through it all."
A student Wellesley College
"It would do this program a hundred times again. During my stay in Copenhagen, I was able to travel with friends to Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Holland, Finland!, Portugal, and Belgium. I learned more about Europe, living in a welfare state, architecture, and making foreign friends for a lifetime than I could have ever..."
A student Middlebury College
"I learned how to cook for myself. Actually learned a lot about Renewable and Sustainable Energy, which is really cool. Wouldn't say it was as worthwhile as it would have been if I had been in a foreign language program or in a completely different type of society."
A student Middlebury College
"I'm definitely more independent and open to new experiences. It was definitely worthwhile!"
Holly G Providence College
"I learned a lot about the Danish culture and gained so many amazing friendships from other DIS students. It was more than worthwhile, and I will definitely miss Denmark more than I ever could imagine."
A student The University of Texas at Austin
"I learnt the cultures of the local people by spending time with them during buddy network events and visiting family time. It was a really valuable experience."
A student Wellesley College
"- Appreciation for how different we all are, and why, but how we are still so similar and can connect despite our differences (: - Aspects of the Danish lifestyle/mentality that make it so different from the US"
A student Wellesley College
"I saw so much of Europe and the number one thing I wanted to do when I was there was travel. It was definitely worthwhile and I'll never forget it!"
A student Middlebury College
"Ya. I never want to live in Copenhagen. It was ok. "
Eman W M Wellesley College
"Everyone should study abroad if they can. By experiencing another culture you gain the tools and alternative perspective to re-evaluate your own culture. I feel like I could hold an intelligent conversation with your average Dane about Danish Politics and Society, in addition to the other subjects I studied. And the traveling pr..."
Carl O Villanova University
"Travel know-how, survival/ cultural adaptive skills, money-saving skills"
Wanyoung K Purdue University
"Very worthwhile, I became more cultural and worldly and open to new experiences and ways of life."
A student The University of Texas at Austin
"Yes, very worthwhile! Denmark is different in a good way. It took awhile for this to sink in. DIS study experience is more a keystone realization of another, valid world of ideas, values and people."
retiredog University of North Carolina - Charlotte
"This is a tough one to sum up, but here it goes. I learned a lot about myself and who I want to be as a grown responsible member of society. I also learned that America isn't the only cool place on Earth, and other people live very different lives but are still very happy. To me Denmark is the utopia I wish we could have here..."
A student Villanova University
"Able to travel alone, meet new people, test myself in new situations, be mature and responsible."
A student Providence College
"I learned that "the happiest people on earth" is a hilarious facade maintained by Denmark to ensure that their tourism industry thrives. I understand now why the Nordic countries have such a high suicide rate."
A student Providence College
