Dania Academy University of Applied Sciences

Dania Academy, University of Applied Sciences is one of nine regional academies of higher education in Denmark and has campuses in seven different Danish cities. Several times each year, our international coordinators travel to many parts of the world to meet potential students and partners. We are constantly updating the list of international fairs, events and conferences we attend. For detailed information, please see the list below.

We are a University of Applied Sciences and the programmes we offer focus on applied degrees within technology, IT, business and health. Five of our 21 programmes are taught in English.

With nearly 2500 full-time students, of which 300 are international, and a high number of part-time students, we play an important role within education in Denmark.

Dania Academy, University of Applied Sciences officially opened on 1 January 2009 and has around 175 full-time employees.

Dania Academy, University of Applied Sciences is characterized by committed teachers that you can always get in touch with if you should need a chat, whether it is of professional or personal nature.

The first period at your new place of study things can be overwhelming and surprising because a lot of things you have been accustomed to in your home country or from your high school will be different.

There will be many things to consider, both new people and a lot of practical issues. You must learn how to structure your time and prioritize. There will be a requirement that you study full time and work commites with your field of study, this means that you must prepare yourself on your own. You will find several exams during your first year in several different subjects.

Athletic activities are an important part of Danish culture. There are plenty of handball, football and volleyball mathes happening through-out the year. As a student, you can try-out to be on the team or show your support as a spectator at the games.

In addition, Campus Viborg students have access to the building's gym where students often organize sports competitions, zumba and dancing classes and many more.

We have politics, strategies, procedures and processes that include all educational programmes, including the knowledge, academic standard, content and relevance of the educational programmes.Our quality work is closely linked to the management. We have an aparent organisation and responsibility distribution of the quality work. We have a quality system based on a continuous collection of data, analysis and use of relevant information concerning, for instance, employment. We have a well-functioning information management and quality culture.

We make sure our educational programmes and lectures constantly reflect relevant knowledge, with matching standards of the specific educational programmes, giving them a solid foundation for achieving the educational goals.By using our practise, we make sure the educational programmes have the correct academic standards and pedagogical qualities, supporting the education and achievements of the students.

By using our practise, we ensure that the educational programmes, both new and old, reflect the needs of society and are continuously adapted to the societal development and the changing needs of the Danish job market.