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- Program Name: DIS Abroad (Copenhagen, Denmark)
- Country: Denmark
- City: Copenhagen
- Term: Academic Year 2026-2027
- Residency Status: In-state
| Education Abroad Budget | |
|---|---|
| Expense | Estimate |
| Instructional Costs | $41,520 |
| International Health Insurance | $288 |
| Housing & Meals in Fee | $15,460 |
| Education Abroad Program Fee | $57,268 |
| Books & Supplies | $1,000 |
| Additional Meal Costs | $5,700 |
| Personal Expenses | $7,330 |
| Airfare | $1,500 |
| Estimated Costs not included in Program Fee | $15,530 |
| Total Estimated Budget Abroad | $72,798 |
Instructional Costs and Tuition
Other Costs
COF: CU Boulder Education Abroad programs are not COF-eligible nor will the credit earned count toward the 145 lifetime credit limits.
Non-Resident Fee: State of Colorado policy requires that non-residents must pay more than residents for CU Boulder credit. As such, Education Abroad program Fees for non-residents include an additional charge, currently set at $1800. The fee is subject to change and is used to suport CU Boulder Education Abroad. The fee does not apply to CU Boulder Global Intensives.
Estimated Costs: All costs on this page, except for the "Education Abroad Program Fee," are estimates and are only intended to help you budget for your program.
This is the amount you will be billed by CU Boulder
| CU Boulder Budget | ||
|---|---|---|
| Fill out the table below to compare the Education Abroad Budget to your typical expenses at CU Boulder. | ||
| Expense | Estimate | Your Cost |
| Tuition & Fees | $17,600 | $ |
| Health Insurance | $4,884 | $ |
| Books & Supplies | $1,200 | $ |
| Housing & Meals | $19,838 | $ |
| Personal Expenses | $3,042 | $ |
| Total Estimated Budget at CU Boulder | $46,564 | $0 |
According to your selected residency status, the estimated tuition and fees at CU Boulder are $ for Academic Year 2026-2027. This is based on an average across all undergraduate tuition tiers.
For Academic Year 2026-2027, students enrolled in Student Gold Health Insurance pay approximately $4884.00. If you have a different plan, estimate accordingly.
For Academic Year 2026-2027, students will spend an estimated $19838.00 on housing and meals. Adjust this value as needed.
For Academic Year 2026-2027, student will spend an estimated $1200.00 on books and supplies. Adjust if you have special course fees.
For Academic Year 2026-2027, students will spend an estimated $3042.00 on personal expenses.
For Academic Year 2026-2027, students will spend an estimated $ on transportation.
Payment Schedule
| Payment Item | Cost | Due date |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit to CU Boulder | $700 | Upon signing Financial Contract |
| First payment to CU Boulder | $30,352 | September 5, 2026 |
| Second payment to CU Boulder | $26,216 | February 5, 2027 |
Items included in the Program Fee
Instructional costs, orientation, housing & some meals (depending on housing selection: meals or food stipend provided to supplement expense), international health insurance, and administrative fees to CU Boulder Education abroad.
Items included in the Estimated Costs
Round-trip travel to program site, remaining meals, room & meals during the vacation periods, field trips, residence permit, passport fees, local transportation, books and personal expenses. NOTE: The cost estimates do not include personal travel. ATTENTION: The cost of living in Denmark will be the same as or greater than what you may be accustomed to in the U.S.
Fee Exceptions
- If you arrange your own Independent Housing, an adjustment will be made to your bill once we have received notification from DIS. The housing portion of your fee will be credited and replaced with the DIS student services fee. If you make changes to the academic component of your program within 30 days prior to the program start date or after arrival, an adjustment will be made to your bill with any applicable DIS change fee(s) once we have received notification from DIS. Semester or AY students who add a summer program will receive a tuition fee reduction of $500 off the summer program fee. Summer students who add a fall semester program will receive a tuition fee reduction of $1,000 off the fall semester program fee.
- For students who incur additional fees not included in your CU Program Costs (ie. Legal Residence Process Fees, Cell Phone Fees, etc.), they will be billed and paid directly through DIS.
Withdrawal Schedule, Financial Responsibility, and Policy
| Time of Withdrawal | Withdrawal Fee |
|---|---|
| Withdrawal 31+ days before the stated DIS Arrival Day | $1,200 |
| Withdrawal 30 days or less prior to the stated DIS Arrival Day | $29,484 |
| Withdrawal on or after the stated DIS Arrival Day | $57,268 |
If for any reason you withdraw before or during the course of the program, CU Boulder Education Abroad and DIS must be notified in writing. You are responsible for the corresponding withdrawal fee based on the date of your withdrawal. Any fees paid directly to DIS, such as optional add-ons or additional fees, are not included in the withdrawal fee schedule and may or may not be refunded by DIS.
Notes
Education Abroad Program Fee: This is the amount you will be billed by CU Boulder.
- IC: Instructional Costs and Tuition
- OT: Includes Health Insurance, Housing, or Meals (depending on the program).
- Non-Resident Fee: State of Colorado policy requires that non-residents must pay more than residents for CU Boulder credit. As such, Education Abroad program Fees for non-residents include an additional charge, currently set at $1,800. The fee is subject to change and is used to support CU Boulder Education Abroad. The fee does not apply to CU Boulder Global Intensives.
Estimated Costs: All costs on this page, except for the "Education Abroad Program Fee," are estimates and are only intended to help you budget for your program.
College Opportunity Fund (COF): CU Boulder Education Abroad programs are not COF-eligible nor will the credit earned count toward the 145 lifetime credit limits.