The Aarhus School of Business (HHA)

Klubben is the foremost spot of nightlife in relation to school. Outside the school, exchange students are introduced in their orientation week to the Social Club in the city which respectively turns out to be the predominant location with its inexpensive offers, free student entry and its student population for most of the nights.

Housing is precisely determined by the host university. It is hard to reason the allocation process since there are different type of locations and appartment types some of which are advantageous.

Costs are real. Saving is an illusion in Denmark. One has to realise that he/she is spending an exchange period which means focusing less on saving but on spending and hanging around more than one does at home.

Aarhus is a port city an the second largest city in Denmark which is truly located in the midst of the Jutland peninsula. However, it is not easy and inexpensive to travel to this city. You have to take a flight to Copenhagen and take another flight or take a train to Aarhus. This is costly as well Since Copenhagen itself and Aarhus is not a popular flight destination for lowcost carriers. These facts have to be acknowledged before planning your trip to the host city.

I was told that Danes could speak English at a very high rate on the nationwide. What was told to me turned to be right after coming to the city. However, it is important whether they choose or not to speak English while non-speakers of Danish language are around. They could be slightly more polite in that sense.