VIA University College - VIA
speciality: Civil & Structural Engineering

VIA University is in a small town in Denmark but this wasn’t so bad due to it being a place full of international students.
I improved my language skills and developped as a professional.
They have to work more with events for students but academically is really good and they prepare you for the “real life.”

I’m in the middle of my Supply Engineering program and in my opinion all the engineering programs at VIA are worth recommendation. Wether it’s Mechanical, Civil or Supply Engineering, VIA’s engineering history is well known among many engineers working for companies in Denmark. Project based learning is really different from what I’ve experienced in my previous years back in Poland, but you get used to it really easily. It’s good to mention that even though it’s relatively easy to be eligible to study there, it’s hard to survive, which is obviously really good, since you can get rid of people who are still searching / are too lazy to study at all.

All in all I suggest checking all the courses and finding one that suits you well. VIA University will nicely and profoundly prepare you for your job or further education such as master’s degree.

When people ask me about my opinion in studying Civil Engineering in VIA I always say that it is one of the best decisions I have ever made.
Starting from the education itself. The programme is practice-based and real-life oriented. The teaching is presented in a really comfortable manner and it reminds me a bit of high school. The teachers are friendly and always ready to help. Given the fact that there are no university fees I would personally rate VIA 4/5 (-1 for things like the study administration not able to get their work fully done sometimes).

The social life is on a good level (based on how ready you are to meet new people). There are a lot of clubs financed by the University and taking part in some of them increases a lot your chances to find new friends, get invited to parties etc.

Denmark spends generous amounts of money for their education and it seems to be working really good. Recently the Danish government decided to cut the number of the international students because of the fact that they leave Denmark after their education, which from their perspective seems like a reasonable decision. So if you are hesitating to apply or not, I would suggest you do it straight away, you won’t regret it.

I am an ambassador and my current job is to help new students so if you have questions or would like to know more you can contact me