Denmark
Aalborg University offers both national and international students a varied selection of programmes and conducts world-class research in selected fields such as Health Technology, Energy, Computer Science and Innovation Economics.
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AE faculty contract
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Students can only take courses from the Department of Energy Technology. BSc students can only take courses from the BSc programme and Master students can only take courses from the MSc programme. All university programmes are based on problem based learning (PBL). Students work in groups applying problem-oriented methods in preparing projects of a high academic standard. For information on course selction, please check their website.
Please note that for the Mechatronics and Electrical Engineering programmes, it is a pre-requisite to have knowledge/passed courses on Circuit theory and Control theory.
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After nomination, Dutch students must enclose their high school papers in their application to Aalborg University proving they have followed English on a very high level. International students must attach their English language test results they obtained before being admitted to TU Delft.
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Students to this university are eligible for the Erasmus Grant.
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Students can apply for housing at the accommodation offices, but placement cannot be guaranteed.
The Technical University of Denmark, DTU, was ranked among the top 100 Engineering Universitites in the world in 2018. DTU focuses on sustainability and is known for its business-oriented approach.
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AE faculty contract
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Exchange students can choose from all courses offered in English. The maximum number of courses you can sign up for per semester is 7 courses, each worth five credits. DTU also offers Danish language courses for a fee.
BSc students are welcome to take MSc courses if they hold the necessary pre-requisites.
The Bachelor courses at DTU are not categorised in levels/years. If you select courses, please check the programme specification for an indication of 'advanced' Bachelor courses, the course content might also give you an indication.
The semester is split up into 13 weeks + 2 weeks exams from September till Christmas + 3 weeks in January.Please note, that the International Business Semester will no longer be offered.
Recommended business courses are:
Course 62133 Supply chain management (5 ECTS)
Course 62134 Strategy (5 ECTS)
Course 62171 Marketing (5 ECTS) -
English Language Statement
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Students to this university are eligible for the Erasmus Grant.
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Exchange students can apply for university accommodation, but placement is not guaranteed.