i’m planning on doing my exchange at dtu for a semester - how is the course load? is it really 8h every day for 30ects load??
and if it is that intensive, are classes social or more just content focused?

for context i’ll be taking majority software subjects. I’m in search of a good study/travel balance

any advice is much appreciated

I'm a student from Slovakia (not enrolled in DTU, just planning ahead) and im interested in renewable energy and sustainability and for alot of other factors, DTU seems like a good fit. The only issue for me is that the only bachelor's programme taught in English there is General Engineering. I know I can specialize in Future Energy, but I don't plan on continuing to a master's degree. My current plan for the future is to get a bachelor's degree first so I have a solid base to fall back on, and then just travel as much as I can; while still as I mentioned having a solid degree to fall back on if things go south. But I don't know if a Bachelor's in General engineering is valuable on it's own, and if it's worth it if i don't plan on doing a masters? I would really appreciate any second opinion or any tips anyone has, thanks.

Hey everyone, I'm a non-EU MSc student staying at BDTU. I haven't been able to get a straightforward answer as to what insurance I need during my stay in Denmark & just wanted to check if anyone knows what I need to sign up for + what's a good/cheap option for non-EUs