General Information about Denmark
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On the web page of the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, you will find information about the Danish political system, its constitution, social and cultural relations, etc. Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Asiatisk Plads 2, DK-1448 Copenhagen KTel: +45 3392 0000, Fax: +45 3254 0533 www.eng.uvm.dk The official website of Denmark is www.denmark.dk The address of the Copenhagen Tourist Information Office is:Copenhagen Right Now Vesterbrogade 4A DK-1620 Copenhagen V The Danish education system
On the web page of the Ministry of Education, you will find information and publications about the educational system, links to institutions, etc.Danish Ministry of Education, Frederiksholms Kanal 21, DK-1220 Copenhagen K Assessment and recognition of International qualifications
The Danish Centre for Assessment of Foreign Qualifications, CVUU, provides information on the procedures for assessment and recognition of foreign qualifications, licensing, etc. Cirius, Fiolstrædet 44, DK-1171 Copenhagen K Educational institutionsFor a complete list of all educational institutions click here. A complete list of courses conducted in English can be found here. Useful information for International students: www.studyindenmark.dkCopenhagenThe Academy is located 15 km from the centre of Copenhagen. It takes about 20-25 minutes to go to Copenhagen by public transportation. You will find all useful information about Copenhagen on http://visitcopenhagen.com/ When you visit Copenhagen, don´t miss The Tivoli Gardens. It´s a wonderful mixture of an old-fashioned, romantic garden and a modern amusement park with rollercoasters and ferriswheel. At Christmas time you can also ice-skate at the lake, and the Garden is very beautiful with lights all over. The countryDenmark is a democracy with a constitutional monarch. Denmark is known for having the smallest rate of corruption in the world, a very safe environment and one of the best social systems. The DanesFreedom of speech means a lot to the Danes, and therefore, they value debates in newspapers and other media. Everyone expects to live life their own way without too much interference. The Danes may appear reserved until you get to know them better. Many speak English, and it is therefore easy to get by. |

