Finance in Copenhagen May Term
Join us for a transformative four-week
study abroad program in Copenhagen,
where you'll take FIN 357: Business
Finance. This course introduces essential
concepts and analytical techniques to
identify and solve financial management
problems, serving as the foundation for
all other finance courses.
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Why Finance in Copenhagen?
You'll gain the basic financial tools necessary for
success in any business career, all while experiencing the vibrant culture of Denmark. Enhance your learning with site visits to Copenhagen's top financial institutions and immerse yourself in the city's rich history and modern economy.
Program at a Glance
Academic Term
Academic Term
May Term
Eligibility
Eligibility
BBA students w/ min. 2.8 GPA
Program Dates
Program Dates
May 7-June 5, 2025
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
Credit/registration for ACC 312 or 312H and STA 301 or 301H
Credits
Credits
3 UT credits
Program Code
Program Code
Currently being finalized

Eligibility

This program is open to UT undergraduates with a minimum 2.5 GPA.

Please note that meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to the program.

Canfield Business Honors Program

All Faculty-Led Programs are open to current CBHP students and Faculty-Led Program courses may count for Honors credit. These will count toward the student’s maximum limit of 2 non-Honors courses. Contact your CBHP advisor for more information.

Enrolling in a May Term or Summer Term Faculty-Led Program will not negatively impact a student’s CBHP application.

Schedule

Classes take place Monday – Friday (usually from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm). Students are strongly encouraged to refrain from making weekend travel plans until receipt of the finalized schedule. Absense from class will not be permitted.

Academics & Faculty

Course: Business Finance

Taught by UT faculty Heidi Toprac and Sara Lundqvist

Fees & Tuition

2025 program fee: $5,300

Program fees are subject to change. Please note that the only opportunity to apply for a May Term Program scholarship through BBA International Programs is at the time of program application. 

View the Copenhagen study abroad budget for more information on total estimated cost.

The budget is tentative and subject to change.

What is included in the program fee:

  • Housing
  • Public transport access
  • Weekly cultural excursions
  • Welcome and farewell receptions
  • Visits to local companies
  • 24/7 assistance from on-site staff familiar with language/culture
  • Pre-departure sessions
  • Re-entry guidance for recruiting

What is not included in the program fee: 

  • UT tuition: students enrolled in at least 12 hours during the spring semester will not pay any additional UT tuition for their May Term course
  • $75 Texas Global Fee
  • Overseas insurance
  • Textbooks
  • Meals
  • Local transportation
  • Personal expenses (toiletries, shopping, traveling, etc.)
  • Flight
  • Passport/visa costs (if needed)

 

Excursions

Company visits are an important component of the program. They are designed to provide students with a first-hand look at important local industries and business practices. 

Cultural excursions provide students with an opportunity to experience the local environment. Weekly outings (including admission fees) are coordinated on behalf of the group. These events are built into the program and participation at each event is mandatory. 

Past excursions include: 

  • Canal tour
  • Christiansborg Palace
  • Kronborg Castle
  • Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
  • Rosenborg Castle

 

Housing & Transportation

Students will stay in shared housing and can request a roommate. 

Arrival and check-in: May 7, 2025

Departure and check-out: June 5, 2025

Participants will book their flights to and from Copenhagen on their own and will arrange their own transportation from the airport to the dorm.

Visa & Passport Info

Passports must be valid for at least 6 months after the end of the study abroad trip. 

Texas Global Passport Services can process passport applications.

U.S. citizens travelling to Denmark will not require a visa if staying less than 90 days.

Depending on nationality, non-U.S. citizens may or may not require a visa. 

View requirements for each nationality

It is the student’s responsibility to research specific requirements for their nationality, and to apply for their visa (if necessary). At the student’s request, we will provide additional program-related documentation to support their visa application, such as an official letter, enrollment status at UT, housing, and insurance coverage. 

Students are also encouraged to request formal documentation of student enrollment status from the UT Registrar’s Office and are required to notify Texas Global of their travel plans.