Housing for exchange students

Practical information about housing for exchange students

Business Academy Aarhus does not own any student accommodation, nor do we have any on-campus accommodation.

However, as an exchange student at Business Academy Aarhus, you can apply for a room either through Student Housing Aarhus or Basecamp. There are also several other options which you can read about below. Many Danish and international students from various educational institutions throughout Aarhus live in dormitories or at Basecamp. 

Read all about housing and apply here

 

Arriving and living in Aarhus

We recommend that you arrive in Aarhus at least a few days before the start of your classes. This will give you time to settle in and to get acquainted with the city before starting classes.

You can ask jour student assistant (your buddy) questions if you can't find the answers here. 

Getting to Aarhus

What to pack

Clothes

The climate in Denmark varies but spring and summer are generally temperate or warm. Autumn and winter are rainy and windy, but the temperature during the day is rarely excessively cold although it can get below freezing. You will need warm clothing – a warm coat and waterproof shoes are advisable. 

Documents and Money

  • Tickets and insurance papers (including the blue EU health card if you are European)
  • Passport
  • 'Letter of Admission' and other relevant documents
  • Money and/or credit cards

Other Things

  • Laptop
  • Sheets/linen, duvets and a pillow, as well as a towel. 
  • Adaptor for electrical appliances (220V)

Registration and CPR number

As an exchange student coming to Denmark, you will need to be registered in Denmark and get a so-called CPR number. Read more here

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About Aarhus

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Any questions about housing for exchange students?

Sharon Wilkins

Position

Head of International Relations