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Reflecting on my year at the University of Copenhagen
By Ellen Sleeuw, University of Copenhagen, Denmark I could write a dissertation on my year abroad. I still think back to it and can’t quite believe it happened. I learned so much, met so many people, and gained the most amazing memories that I will cherish forever. There were of course also challenging times, but I think learning from these made the experience even more rewarding.
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An Itinerary for Visitors
By Ellen Sleeuw, University of Copenhagen, Denmark I had a few friends and family come to visit me in Copenhagen over the year and by the end I think I found a great way to show them lots of Copenhagen, visiting the tourist attractions, whilst also showing them some of my favourite spots. I was living in Ørestad, so this was my starting point, but it is easy enough to switch up the routes!
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One of the happiest countries in the world?
By Ellen Sleeuw, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Denmark is the second happiest country in the world, and having lived there for almost a year, I can agree that I felt very content. I think the Dane’s have a very balanced, social, healthy and relaxed way of life that contributes to this.
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A cold plunge a day keeps the doctor away!
By Ellen Sleeuw, University of Copenhagen, Denmark You’re probably going to think that I am mad, because I thought the same when I first heard about it. However, I quickly came to love the thrill of it.
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A weekend in Aarhus
By Ellen Sleeuw, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Aarhus is the second most populated city in Denmark, located on the Jutland peninsula’s east coast. Two friends and I decided to take the Flix Bus from Copenhagen for the weekend and I couldn’t recommend it more! Saturday We got the bus at 8:50am, which did mean an early rise in order to cycle over to the bus station with plenty of time. However, with the bus journey being 3.5 hours, an earlier bus was ideal! When we arrived in Aarhus our stomachs were rumbling and fortunately there is food market, called ‘Aarhus Street Food’ located right next to the bus stop; this…
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Settling into the Second Semester
By Ellen Sleeuw, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Whilst it took some time, I managed to feel really settled by the end of the first semester. I had made some great friends, I felt like I knew the city I could cycle without having to stop every 2 minutes to check google maps, I was enjoying my classes and had gotten used to new teaching methods.
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Copenhagen Bakery Tour
By Ellen Sleeuw, University of Copenhagen, Denmark My google maps for Copenhagen currently looks like this:









