What is it like to learn Danish at Studieskolen? Read about our courses, how we teach - and what other students say.
See below the events we offer during the next months. Some are targeted individual languages, others are for everyone. Check it out - and be tempted.
Spend this summer learning Danish in the heart of Copenhagen. Intensive Danish classes every morning, a wide range of cultural activities in the afternoon. Three weeks you will never forget. We offer summer courses at all levels from complete beginner to advanced level.
Come and practise speaking Danish with others. We talk about fun topics for all levels.
Join our board game café! We will play different board games while speaking Danish.
Connect with a native speaker of Danish, French, German, Italian, Polish or Spanish and bring your new language to life! We guarantee you'll practise in a safe, relaxed and friendly environment.
We will walk through the city centre of Copenhagen and learn about the old squares. For our Danish language students.
On this guided tour of Denmark's parliament, we focus on the women who have played – and continue to play – an important role in Danish politics. For our Danish language students.
The history of Greenlandic names offers a fascinating window into Greenland’s language, culture, family history and colonial past.
How do you feel at home in Denmark? How do you adapt when you come from a different culture? And what about all the unwritten rules? For our Danish language students.
If you love to knit – or if you’ve just started – come along to a lovely knitting evening at Studieskolen in Borgergade.
Would you like to learn more about Copenhagen, get some fresh air and experience Danish art? Then join us for a walk around Nørrebro. For our Danish language students.
Join a debate with Colombian author Evelio Rosero on the role of literature in understanding violence, conflict and historical memory.
Join a debate on literature, migration and identity inspired by the work of the the Argentine author Andrés Neuman.
Join a debate on migration, exile, belonging and cultural identity inspired by the work of the Brazilian-Portuguese author Tatiana Salem Levy.
We run 4-5 kilometres and explore 3-5 sights in Copenhagen. For our Danish language students.
Explore the historical ties between Mexico and Spain and join a discussion on colonial legacy, identity, accountability and the question of an official apology.
Debate with author Brendan Killeen about the history, traditions and Irish roots of Halloween.
Explore the life, ideas and intellectual partnership of Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre through literary, historical and philosophical perspectives.
Discover the history, culture and unique linguistic features of Bergamasque, one of Italy's most fascinating regional languages, presented by a native speaker.
Join us for a literary journey through Danish poetry and improve your understanding of the language at the same time. For our Danish language students.
Watch the acclaimed Spanish film at home and join a Spanish-language discussion on leadership, work culture, ethics and the questions the film raises.
Come and learn about the work of Folketinget and the history of Christiansborg Palace. For our Danish language students.
The David Collection is one of Copenhagen's hidden gems and is also considered one of the world's leading museums of Islamic art. For our Danish language students.
If you came to Denmark as an adult, you can join the special FIF courses that prepare you to train as an educator. Learn more about them here. This event is for our Danish language students and in Danish.
You will hear stories about kings and queens, lovers and mistresses, heroes and villains. For our Danish language students.
Come visit a unique museum in Copenhagen and see the beautiful French collection.
Connect with a native speaker of Danish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian/Bosnian/Croatian or Spanish and bring your new language to life! We guarantee you'll practise in a safe, relaxed and friendly environment.
Join translator Giulia Longo for a debate on Tove Ditlevsen, the art of translation and the challenges of bringing poetry across languages and cultures.
Enjoy live performances of classic Korean songs and join a debate on music's role in Korean history, identity and global cultural influence.
The Hubertus Hunt is a symbolic continuation of the historic par force hunts for which Dyrehaven was originally created. For our Danish language students.
Discover how Italy inspired some of Denmark’s greatest artists on an Italian-language guided tour of the Hirschsprung Collection.
Join our workshop on Danish work culture, where we will guide you through the key features of how people work and communicate in Denmark. For our Danish language students.
Explore modern Spanish history through the films of acclaimed director Carlos Saura and discover how art, censorship and politics shaped his work.
Discover the story of Paul Bocuse and his lasting influence on modern gastronomy, French culinary culture and the global status of the chef.
Join us on a culinary journey through Italy's regions and discover the history, traditions and flavours behind some of the world's most beloved dishes.
The Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen ended up living in Italy for 40 years. Learn more about his sculptures here.
Watch the film at home and join an online Spanish-language debate on courage, responsibility, education and the historical issues it explores.
Join a debate on Christmas music and shared song traditions. Afterwards you can explore international holiday customs, language exchange and festive conversations.
Celebrate Christmas the Italian way with festive treats, wine, tombola, quizzes and a relaxed evening of conversation with teachers and fellow students.
Explore Danish and Italian Christmas traditions through stories, customs and festive surroundings.
Get into the holiday spirit with Danish Christmas traditions. Join us for some Christmas hygge. For our Danish language students.
Learn about the Normans' multicultural kingdom in Sicily and the unique Arab-Norman art and architecture that continues to captivate visitors today.
Sing traditional German songs and join a debate about the role of communal singing in language, culture and society.
Discover how Astérix uses humour, satire and wordplay to offer a unique perspective on French culture, history and national identity.