SDU Summer School

SDU Summer School, Denmark

The following information was accurate for Summer 2023 and will be updated in due course with any changes for Summer 2024. Information about programme costs and funding will also be added to this page in due course. If you are interested in the programme and would like to register your interest with the Go Global team to receive updates, please provide your details here.

Spend 2 weeks in Denmark and experience the Danish language and culture this summer! Southern Denmark University are offering summer school courses across 2 campuses - Odense and Sønderborg and you will be a part of a truly international learning environment giving you a network of friends all over the world.

Use this unique opportunity to combine studies with cultural experiences and travelling and take part in a lively programme of social and cultural activities in and around the city of Odense. Be a part of one of the best learning environments in Europe and meet SDU's inspiring professors who will teach you the latest within academics and research - summer school courses range from Drone Technology to Negotiation, Computer Science and more!

More information can be found on the SDU website

Reasons to sign up!

Explore the Danish culture and city of Odense OR take part online from the comfort of your own home (online options vary per course)
Spending a summer in Denmark allows you to experience the Danish social life, festivals, sightseeing and more!
Small teaching groups gives you a more personalised learning experience
Great location - the university is close to your accommodation and the city centre
Make new friends from all over the world!

Eligibility

Students must be enrolled at Swansea University
Students cannot be in the final year of study
Postgraduate students can apply for funding but must provide evidence that their academic supervisor approves of their participation.
International students should speak to International@CampusLife to check the impact of the work placement on their Student Route visa

Widening Participation Criteria

annual household income of £25,000 or less (rising to £30,000 for Go Global bursaries)
students receiving Universal Credit or income-related benefits (for Taith and Turing only)
care leavers and care experienced students
care givers (excludes Taith)
estranged students.
refugees and asylum seekers.
first international or professional experience (for Santander only)

Costs and Funding

Summer 2023 Estimated total cost of participation (subject to change for Summer 2024):
£1500 for the Engineering/Science programme (consisting of £980 programme cost and approximately £520 additional costs, such as flights and visas)
£1000 for Humanities/Social Sciences programme (consisting of £460 programme cost and approximately £520 additional costs, such as flights and visas)

How to Apply

Application information for Summer 2024 will be added to this page in due course. In the meantime, you can register your interest in the programme here