Studying and Living in Copenhagen
Welcome to Copenhagen – a city known for its high quality of life, vibrant culture, and focus on education and sustainability. NBCBC are here to provide you with a world-class education, guide you, and help you settle into your new life in Denmark.
A New City to Call Home
As the capital of Denmark, Copenhagen is a vibrant European metropolis with a unique blend of old-world charm and modern innovation.
With a population of around 1.5 million, the city is considered one of the most sustainable cities in the world known for its cleanliness, eco-friendly initiatives and renowned bicycling culture.
Get Ready to Experience "Hygge"
Soon after your arrival, you’ll discover the Danish concept of “hygge,” which is often credited as one of the main reasons Danes are considered among the happiest people in the world.
Hygge is truly at the heart of Danish culture. Though difficult to define until you experience it, it’s a feeling of warmth, coziness, and togetherness, often shared over food, drinks, games, and, of course, great company.
Most Copenhageners are fluent in English and known for being friendly and helpful. Social interactions are typically relaxed and informal, making it easy to settle in and feel welcomed in your new city.
Here’s What Awaits You at NBCBC
Why You Will Thrive in Copenhagen
Safe and welcoming
As an international student, feeling safe and accepted is essential—and Copenhagen delivers on both fronts. Recognized as one of the safest cities globally, Copenhagen welcomes people from all over the world. Its open-minded and inclusive atmosphere ensures you’ll quickly feel part of a vibrant, multicultural community.
High quality of life
Copenhagen offers a lifestyle that perfectly blends convenience and comfort. Imagine stress-free commutes whether by the city’s reliable public transport system, on foot, or by bike, relaxing afternoons in the parks, and cozy cafés where you can study or meet new friends. Life here is designed to be enjoyable and fulfilling – giving you more time to focus on your studies and make unforgettable memories.
Exciting cultural scene
Copenhagen is a city that never stops inspiring. Explore centuries of history at iconic landmarks, dive into a thriving arts and design culture, or treat your taste buds to some of the world’s best food. Whether it’s the casual street food market in Torvehallerne nearby NBCBC, or a Michelin-starred restaurant, you’ll always find something to savor. And with music festivals, theaters, and student-friendly events, your social calendar will never be empty.
Green mobility
Living in Copenhagen means embracing sustainability in your daily life. The city’s world-famous bicycling culture makes it both easy and fun to get around the city. With dedicated bike lanes and an eco-conscious approach to urban planning, you’ll enjoy clean air, a healthy lifestyle, and a uniquely Danish way of commuting. It’s the perfect place to combine your studies with a healthier way of life.
What You Need to Know to Settle
Below, you'll find essential information to help you quickly settle in as a student at NBCBC and make Copenhagen your new home.
Finding Housing in Copenhagen
NBCBC does not provide housing for our students, but we’ve compiled helpful lists of websites and resources below to assist you in finding accommodation.
You should budget at least DKK 6,500 per month for housing, depending on the location and standard. Most landlords require a deposit, which is typically one month’s rent for a room or three months for an apartment.
Please stay cautious during your search and ensure all agreements are legitimate.
Quick Facts about NBCBC
- You will get a British degree from our partner De Montfort University and have the opportunity to do part of your studies at DMU in the UK. DMU programmes and partnerships are quality assured in accordance with the QAA for HE UK Quality Code
- To comply with Danish regulations on the provision of Higher Education programmes aimed at international students, our programmes are regularly evaluated by the Danish Evaluation Institute (EVA)
- Specific regulations affect your enrollment at NBCBC as you are studying a British degree. You are not eligible for state benefits that apply to students at Danish universities. That also relates to transportation cards, student housing and work permit
- You are allowed to remain in Denmark up to 6 months after graduation on a post graduate work permit
- All students studying at NBCBC have to pay tuition regardless of nationality. You may apply for a scholarship to reduce your fee.