How is the Technical University of Denmark?

Yes it is mandatory to get following insurance before arriving to Denmark:

• Travel insurance to ensure that student is able to return to it's home country.

• Home and Liability insurance to cover any case of theft, water damage, fire etc. 

• Accident insurance

Yes, a relative can pick housing keys, however he must carry following information with him:

• Name of the student and the relative who will pick the keys

• BDTU address, including room/apt number

• A copy of student's passport

Student need to submit a registration application, dates starting from March 1 for those applying for fall intake and October 1 for those applying in Spring intake. Allotment shall begin in May and November respectively. Students are advised to sumit their applications as early as possible to avoid rejections. On-campus housing is available for only a fixed period, which is, either 1 semester or 2 or 4 semesters.

Yes, DTU Denmark offers on-campus accommodation. One of them is Boligfonden DTU which is majorly located on Lyngby campus, although a few residences are also available near the Ballerup campus and Copenhagen.

Denmark is one of the the safest and least corrupted countries in the world. Students will be able to avail health services for free of cost. Apart from this, Denmark marks it's position in the list of one of the the lowest crime rates. The country also experiences four types of weather with pleasant and bearable temperatures. This makes the country, Denmark ar likeable study abroad destination.