Exchange Students
CBS welcomes many international students each semester, and we are happy to help them in finding accommodation. We offer many types of housing, and as something new we are now also able to offer non-smoking environments and graduate housing.
In general we do not separate graduate and undergraduate students; however, we have reserved one floor as a graduate floor in the following residence:
- Kathrine Kollegiet.
Housing in the city of Copenhagen is difficult to find, and therefore it is necessary for you to apply by the indicated deadlines and preferably to apply as early as possible, as applications are processed in the order in which they are received: first come first served.
We do our best to comply with your accommodation preferences but cannot guarantee that you will get your first priority. One thing you should keep in mind is that we do not have rooms in Student Residences for all students in the autumn semester, so many of you will be living in private housing. To help us find a solution that will be optimal for you, please take some time to explore the different housing options which you will find on this website. When you apply, remember to prioritize where you want to stay. Please give a priority to each of the Student Residences.
Staff
At our office you will meet Housing Coordinator Marianne Bach, her assistants, Jess Grell-Malten, and Annette Jørgensen. They will do their best to help with questions you might have along the way.
We wish you good luck with all your preparations and look forward to welcoming you to Copenhagen!
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Last updated by Housing Office - The International Office 16/11/2009
Danish Rental Law
Pursuant to Danish Rental Law, details concerning a rental contract may be found here in Danish.
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