Subjects
All international students must follow a full schedule. We aim to structure our schedule so that there are always attractive options for international students.
As an international student you must follow Danish classes, but there are also other subjects you are most welcome to join in. Some classes are taught fully in English, others will still be relevant for international students, such as sports and arts/ crafts.
Compulsory classes
All international students will attend Danish laguage class. We offer Danish at a beginner’s level but most importantly, we find that the best way to lear Danish is to use it! The school gives you a unique opportunity to take what you learn in Danish class and put it to use in your daily life at the school and your meeting with our Danish students. If you work hard and are not afraid to use what you’ve learned, you can go a long way.
Danish as a foreign language – read more
Optional classes
The following subjects are relevant to international students:
- Textile and design – read more
- Arts and crafts – read more
- Music – read more
- Sport and games – read more
- Outdoor activities – read more
Finally there are some subjects that are too hard for you to follow if you do not understand and speak Danish. However, some international students choose to stay for two semesters at the school, using the first semester to learn the language and the second to take these classes:
- Nursing / medicine (preparation for medicin /nursing school)
- Theory on teaching/psychology (preparation for teaching college, social studies)
- Journalism (preparation for School of Journalism)
- Technology and science
- Travel project (preparation for voluntary work abroad)
Nyheder
Dur − dur ikke?1. august 2019 - 9:49Forleden fik over 18.000 unge besked om, at de ikke kunne komme ind på den uddannelse, de drømte om at starte på. Katastrofe, tænker nogle, mens andre mere afdæmpet ærgrer sig over, at den fremtid, de havde forestillet sig, ikke ser ud til at blive til noget.
”Hvis du kunne tage til Afrika alene, så kan du også det her.”28. juni 2019 - 13:52Philippa Gautier læser medicin på Københavns Universitet. Hun har været med Rønde Højskoles rejseprojekt i Arusha, Tanzania i 3 ½ måned for at arbejde på et børnehjem – og også lige et smut på Zanzibar. For hende har rejsen betydet selvtillid og en ny taknemmelighed.
”Højskolen inspirerede mig til at blive frivillig – det havde jeg aldrig selv fundet på.”7. juni 2019 - 13:52Emilie Fredsted Dahl læser til jordemoder på UC Syd i Esbjerg. Hun har været med Rønde Højskoles rejseprojekt i Antigua, Guatemala i fire måneder for at arbejde på en børneafdeling på et hospital. For hende har rejsen betydet indblik i en helt anden hospitalskultur – og en ganske særlig tatovering.