High School Summer Abroad Blog

This week the Global Navigators engaged in their final coursework, started their sustainanability presentation preparation and experienced some additional aspects of Danish society and culture. Students participated in a celebration...keep reading

This week our Global Navigators travelled West by ferry to the island of Samsø, which has been designated a model renewable energy community due to its efforts to become carbon...keep reading

Our Global Navigators left Copenhagen for a day to visit the 2nd largest city in Denmark, Aarhus. Aarhus is located Northeast of Copenhagen, and about 300 km by roadways (or...keep reading

Our Global Navigators in Copenhagen have been experiencing tours of the city on foot, a variety of public transit and through the many waterways in the city. We have been...keep reading

On Sunday navigators discovered the Nordhavnen neighborhood of Copenhagen. This is a newer neighborhood, and strategically designed. In 2009 there was an architecture competition to create a plan for the...keep reading

Denmark is known for being very flat, which is part of the reason that biking is so popular here. Considering the geography and the rainy weather, skiing is not an...keep reading

We have now all arrived in Copenhagen! After SAS pilots went on strike, we had to be flexible with rebooked flights, but we've now all made it and are ready...keep reading

Today we hear from Kian, a Session 1 student from New Haven, Connecticut. Kian is such a passionate human who shares his thoughts on our curriculum. ____________________ Most of our...keep reading

Today we here from our student Sam from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Sam shares his thoughts on the food in Denmark along with some mouthwatering photos. Thank you, Sam! ______________ One of...keep reading

Today Trevor shares some of his reflections about an excursion around Ørestad, a new community spurred by Copenhagen's rapid development and growth. Everyday starts off with a refueling breakfast at...keep reading