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International Day is strongly supported by both students and employees at VIA

The CIAT diploma is acknowledged in all Commonwealth countries and it will allow students to go abroad and have their qualifications and study programme acknowledged

Many people visited the stand - that 8 furniture design graduates from TEKO had at Stockholm Furniture Fair – Scandinavia’s largest venue for furniture and lighting design

TEKO Design+Business and Media College Denmark are proud to present the 2013 edition of Danish Design meets Photography

Company Dating is an annually recurring event at Campus Horsens.

At A/S HAI HORSENS they have positive experiences with international students from VIA

A class of German business college students visited Campus Horsens

VIA has signed a cooperation agreement with Hutech University in Ho Chi Minh City

It was a very impressed jury that chose the winner of the prestigious competition Designers’ Nest

Again this year 11 TEKO graduates from Design Fashion used Copenhagen Town Hall for their show during the fashion week in Copenhagen

You must remember to use each other and take advantage of the fact that you have established networks across many country borders

International full degree students will be graduating

It is rewarding to be hospitable to international students

Three student companies from VIAs Entrepreneurship Centers VIDEA took part in Danish Entrepreneurship Award

The students at Campus Horsens are enthusiastic and committed readers

Local dishes were served for the hungry audience

European collaboration is aimed to send more students from Campus Horsens on exchange abroad

Slovakian student wants to motivate other young people to dare

I want to work in a company, where I can learn something and work across border

The two projects focus on how to integrate value-creating architecture

The main assignment was won by the Team ICURA group 20

It’s interdisciplinary, it’s hard and it’s fun. UCT2012 approaches an end

The students are putting the last touch on their presentations

Team Desert Peace has been presenting their ideas for the company’s representatives

UCT2012 at Campus Horsens was characterized by great energy and a lot of enthusiasm

Jan Harde, Technical Manager for DC-Supply presents the Wednesday challenge

Lecturer and innovation coach Jyri Hänninen from Finland is visiting VIA Campus Horsens during week 41

UCT2012 – the students learn to benefit from each other’s differences and competencies

Tuesday afternoon the students presented the days work for their facilitators

The students will help Metso discover the potentials of the Asian market

The first challenge was presented to the students by Peter Lykke Olesen from Aarhus University

The facilitators are ready to help out while the student groups are trying to figure out how to work out the challenges

The students are being tested in their ability to work with each other across study-programmes, languages and cultural differences

During week 41, 360 students from seven different study programmes will work with innovation and idea generation.

The week of creativity, open-mindedness and cooperation across study-programmes began this morning

Fine Danish workplaces and well-organised circumstances make Denmark an attractive place to work

How to turn specific ideas to reality, and how to work strategically with innovation

360 students will be guided through the difficult task it is to work in teams and work innovatively

After finishing his Bachelor degree in ICT Engineering Michal Solmosi from Slovakia was hired at LEGO

Alina Cojocaru finished her AP Degree in Marketing Management from VIA Campus Horsens. During her studies, she was both an intern and an employee at Siemens in Brande

To Bulgarian Angelina Stoyanova from the Global Business Engineering programme at VIA Campus Horsens, a 20-week long internship at a Danish company turned into an encounter with an all new work culture

Katarina Baloghova is from Slovakia, she is 23 years old and a 9th semester student on the Global Business Engineering programme at VIA University College in Horsens

She is just 25 years old, Henriette von Fehrn, who has studied the Architectural Technology and Construction Management programme at VIA Campus Horsens, but she is also a bit of a cosmopolitan.

Inge-Lise Sørensen works tirelessly to find accommodation for VIA students every year. She has her priorities clear in her mind, such as good communication, and reports that the majority of her students are content with the accommodation provided.

On Friday 29 June, graduation for the international students took place at VIA Campus Horsens.

Lingyun Zhuang, aged 21, travels a journey with a duration of 23 hours and discovers the wonders of learning in an entirely new country and environment...

Charmaine Pearl Ferguson was actually studying Building Design and Technology in Melbourne but during a backpacking trip in Europe...

From August 2011 until February 2012, the Road Directorate in Skanderborg had the Polish student, Wiktor Wojciechowski, from the Civil Engineering programme...

YOKE Interaction Design and VIA have received extra funds from the partnership company UNIK to continue working on product development and communicating the product concept that is the foundation of ICURA – The Intelligent T-Shirt.

In 13 days, 60 students from seven different countries have been gathered at VIA Campus Horsens to work together on the project “Renovation of Residential Multi-Story Apartment Blocks within Passive House Concept and Design”.

On Wednesday 11 April, the Career Service Centre was hosting 10 companies and approx. 125 students who got the opportunity to meet with each other at Vitus Bering Innovation Park at Company Dating.

At the consulting engineering firm Hundsbæk og Henriksen A/S in Horsens, they have positive experiences with taking in international students for internships.

Students from the Architectural Technology and Construction Management programme are exhibiting proposals for council housing buildings at Industrimuseet in Horsens

Join the VIA International Summer University from the 13th - 24th of august 2012. Challenges facing the health-care system in the 21th century. Sign up no later than the 11th of May.

Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall are officially visiting VIA University College.

Two international students from VIA University College have paved the way for an annual academic architectural conference that will bring together dedicated students and acknowledged professionals from all over the world.

The preparations for the EU-presidency period in the spring 2012 has started. Wednesday the 25th of January three representatives from the British Embassy visited VIA University College in Horsens.

Fabrizios thesis was awarded ’Best Master Thesis’ – an honour which is awarded to the student with the best master’s thesis.

Two Chinese lecturers have immersed themselves in Danish pedagogy for two months at the Social education Jydsk, VIA University College, in Aarhus.

The 4th of October was an important day for a small group of international students at VIA University College. This day they received their scholarships from the Ministry of Education in Denmark.

The tone of the films vary wildly this year, from moodily Kafka-esque "Load" to the cute and lighthearted "Ride of Passage" about a boy and his giant pet chameleon.

Wednesday 25 January VIA Campus Horsens said farewell to 200 exchange students. The students had studied one or two semesters on one of the English taught programmes.

Astra Melke is studying Architectural Technology and Construction Management at VIA Campus Horsens on her fifth semester.

Chilean student astonished by the well established system of Denmark

Project based teaching with collaborative team working, really impressed two guest lectors from Sichuan University in China.

Seven international students attending programmes at VIA University College in Horsens have been awarded scholarships from the Danish Ministry of Education which will help cover the costs in connection with their study visit here.

The dream of achieving a degree in Denmark grew wings when Kosovo Albanian Lavdim Imeri was awarded a scholarship by the Danish Ministry of Education. He is hoping to return to Kosovo as a representative of a Danish company

Without a scholarship Goolshanoy Talipova wouldn’t have had the opportunity to come to Denmark to study. Today, she has two degrees and a permanent job with the fashion group Bestseller and she has no plans of leaving Denmark.

Starting autumn 2012, TEKO is offering all business students to enrol in its new “China Exchange in Shanghai” programme for one semester.

MONARCH – Month of architecture – is the title for four workshops in November.

A student from Teacher Education in Aarhus won first prize in VIA’s latest Facebook contest.

On 26-29 November 2012 a range of companies, municipalities and institutions of education from Denmark will be meeting representatives of the local governments and social authorities in Chongqing and Chengdu in West China.

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When you arrive in a different country and a completely different culture, you get many surprises.

Here, everyone is entitled to an opinion and we are allowed to express it. We spend a lot on discussions as there is no clear answer to all questions.

I had only studied one semester at VIA Campus Horsens, when I was invited to Slovakia to spend Christmas with a girl from my class

The flexible curriculum is a good thing and my teachers are trying to accommodate me in the curriculum.

I think that this will help me become a better teacher.

It’s a great course which I can’t find anywhere else in the EU, so this education is quite unique and I’m really delighted to be here.

The Danish educational system attracted me, because there is a close relationship between students and lecturers.

My first impression when arriving in Denmark was that everything was well planned and well taken care of. The international coordinator had taken care of accommodation, a food box and other practical issues.

I like the Scandinavian style and it’s a good place to study. It wasn’t a cultural shock coming here as many things are alike, but you still see things from many different perspectives.

VIA’s international profile is exciting and that was one of the reasons why I chose to come to Denmark.

I was very surprised by the informal atmosphere between the teachers and students. The teachers are keen for the students to get involved.

VIA UC, TEKO has a good reputation and it offers an education which cannot be found in Norway; it was an easy decision for me to move to Denmark.

I’m from Holland and chose to come and study at VIA UC, TEKO because of the school’s learning system. The school is well-structured and very professional

Most Danish people speak English, so there are very little problems with communication here. I like the informal way of Danish teaching.

In Denmark we work a lot in groups with the other teacher students when we do our projects.