Practical


Accommodation

We live in two different student residences. Eric is on Student village, on a campus, Johanna and Pauline are roommate in Kamjatka in down town (2 kilometers for the campus).

For 100€ a week, Kamjatka's flat are compound of :
  • two bedroom with one bed, one desk, one desk chair, one desk lamp, an armchair and one wardrobe with hangers (duvet, pillow, sheets and fitted sheets are provided necessary). Each bed room can be close by different key.
       
Pauline's bedroom, 6th February, Pauline
  • one bathroom, with shower, sink, toilets and two medicine cupboard.
  • one kitchen with one oven, one hood, one sink, one fridge with freezer, plenty of storage and cooking utensils, one coffee, one toaster, one boiler... 2 chair and one table.
  • water, electricity and free access to Internet are included
 
Kitchen and bathroom, 6th February, Pauline
  • their is also possibilities to park car and bike but you need a proof of permission or risk having to pay a fine of 80€.
  • you can take a washing card (20DKK for caution) and use it on a laundry in the residence. Prices are 10DKK for washing machine and 10DKK for drying machine.
  • their is two common room. One open all a day to discuss with other people, with sofas... An other that you can borrow in order to organize party. Caution is about 200DKK. You can used the bar, baby foot... 

Transportation 

Horsens is a little town so it is easy to walk around in a center. But if you have to go further, you have a lot of possibilities :
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  • A bus : for displacement in Horsens city, you can buy ticket by ticket for 20DKK (one ticket is available for 1h30) or by 10 tickets for 130DKK. To go to the university from Kamjatka, you can take lines 1 and 2. City bus are yellow and regional bus are blue. There is a direct line from Billund airport : the 117. You need 1hour and 20€.
  • A train : it is possible to take a train to go in big cities like Aarhus or Copenhagen but it is quite expensive. It is about 80€ to go to Copenhagen and the same amount to return ! Prices are different between week and week-end. It is possible to buy a reduction card for student at school : a Wildcard for 150DKK. It allow you to have 45%reduction during week and 25% during the week-end. There is no direct line from Billund airport, you have to take bus from Vejle and then take a train.
  • Bicycle : surely the best transportation way here. Denmark is a flat country and you can easily find bicycle from friend in the student residence. There is a lot of bike paths and bicycle storages. Johanna and me (Pauline) have founded one each and we go at the university by this mean.
  • A car : if you are 3 or 4, it is very interesting to have a car. In Denmark, highway are free but all public parking are paying. You can go in a lot of typical places. Gasoline is a little bit cheaper than in France so it is a big deal to take a trip in car. Limitation are 60km/h in cities, 90km/h in national roads and 110-130km/h on highway. To go to Copenhagen, you need 2h45, around 50€ for gasoline and 30€ for a Bridge between Fynn island and Sjaelland Island.
  • Rental car : if you don't have car, this is possible to rent one. It is possible if you are more than 23 years old. Under, you can rent a two places car. There is an Europcar agency in Horsens.
    Food
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    In Horsens, you have different shop in down town and a commercial center with 3 or 4 shops. It is five minutes walking from Kamjatka and you can find some brand like Lidl or Netto and Bilka. Portion are smaller than in France and prices are more expensive. There is also some shop near to the campus. It is difficult to find "real" vegetables. Danish people eat a lot of potatoes and porc meal. One of there specialty is based on black bread with different kind of things to spread.
    For the lunch, it is possible to eat at school. They have a canteen where you can eat vegetables, hot plates or made your own sandwich and prices are based on the weight of your plate. You can easily eat for 30-40DKK (4-5€).

    Student life

    For student life, you have the tutor society who organize the integration, manage the student bar and organize some events. One of the student meeting place is the student bar, on the campus. It is open Wednesday: 16h to 00h, Thursday: 20h to 00h and Friday:16h to 02h. Their is cheap beer and they organize quiz.  You can borrow backgammon, card, baby-foot... There is also different bar in down town like the Viking, Rock cafĂ©, Vitus, Long John... Thursday night, it is the "student clubbing night" because of free entrance in Crazy Daisy nightclub. You can also discover Aarhus party on Friday and Saturday night because it is a very big student city.
    As Erasmus destination, you can find a lot of party in both campus almost every night and meet a lot of people from various country.