So I am leaving Australia for Denmark in less than two weeks to attend Aalborg University.
I thought I would be sad to leave the sunshine, but since we are having rain and floods, snow doesn't seem like a bad alternative.
I haven't checked if there is snow in Aalborg; I should probably do that right? I'll pack the night before anyway, like everybody does. But I felt very proud of myself when I bought a winter jacket on sale to take with me. See how organised I am?! One jacket, that I probably didn't need, yay!
But the big stuff is done
Visa - check! (it was close though - I had forgotten I needed a visa for a longer stay) The Danish Consulate people were really friendly, I hope all of the Danes will be like that!
Popular Posts
-
I am trying to figure out what Danish stereotypes that Australians have about Denmark. I don't think that we have many, mainly because ...
-
The best way to get around in Denmark cities is by bicycle. That is what everybody told me. So I went out and bought a second hand bike off ... -
Guess they get lonely on those cold winter nights http://www.cphpost.dk/news/crime/155-crime/50648-prof-reprimanded-for-bizarre-campus-org...
-
I spent the rest of my weekend in France in a city in the north east, called Nancy. Historically Nancy is a very old fortress town. There a... -
If you want to read what other exchange students thought of Aalborg, I have posted links to some of my friends blogs here. Ryan, from the US
-
After 23 hours on a plane and 4.5 hours on a train, I am in my new home for the next six months; Aalborg. Aalborg is a very industrial to...
-
Well I made it to the third post. That is one more than 99% of bloggers. Since I had to change planes somewhere in Asia to get to Denmark ... -
Study in Aalborg is quite different than at Swinburne Univeristy. For a start I don't have the myriad of assessments in all my differe...
-
On Saturday my department organised a day trip to Aarhus for all the exchange students. The students in the International Cultural Studies ... -
Australians have the belief that everything in Europe is very close. Whilst this is not strictly true, the plethora of cheap airlines ma...
No comments:
Post a Comment