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- University College Sealand, Naestved Campus 14.5 kilometres away in Næstved
- Zealand Institute of Business & Technology, Campus Køge 52.6 kilometres away in Køge
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- Roskilde University 57.7 kilometres away in Roskilde
- DRH Lindersvold with One World University 53 kilometres away in Fakse
- University College Sealand, Storstrøm Campus 56.2 kilometres away in Vordingborg
- University of Southern Denmark, Sonderborg campus 57.5 kilometres away in Sønderborg
- Copenhagen University College of Engineering 76 kilometres away in Copenhagen
- Aalborg University Copenhagen 80.8 kilometres away in Copenhagen
- CELF- the Academy 79 kilometres away in Nykøbing Falster
Selandia CEU
Institution Info
Selandia CEU, Denmark is a technical, business and management college with more than 20 years' experience in international activities - courses/educations/AP Programmes in Multimedia Design and Communication and Computer Science.
Selandia is now one of the largest colleges in Denmark with more than 460 highlyqualified lecturers and instructors, all university or college graduates with extensive pedagogical training and solid working experience. The College provides training of approx. 10.000 students annually at various levels from Vocational Training to Advanced Technical (Diploma) Education. The College history dates back to 1866, thus being one of the oldest colleges in Denmark. Today, the College's annual turnover amounts to approx. 270 million DKK.
Since 1981, Selandia has conducted numerous international projects on technical assistance and development in more than 35 countries in Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America. Collaborators include vocational colleges, consulting companies, manufacturers, research and educational institutions, public authorities and NGOs.
Facts and Figures
| Funding type: | Private (for-profit) |
Bachelor's Programmes
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Academy Profession Programmes International
Services & Facilities
Denmark: Much more than H.C. Andersen
Studying in Slagelse offers you a great variety of sports, entertainment, and fun for your leisure.
Whether you fancy handball, tennis or swimming, Slagelse offers you great facilities. Denmark´s first parkour park is situated near Slagelse in Gerlev. (Parkour is a sport of overcoming obstacles in the most effective and fluid way – surely you will get out of breath). If you need more excitement, Slagelse has a large roller skate rink.
In the evening you can dive into the comfortable seats in Slagelse´s great cinema, which offers both the newest action films and tearful romances. Enjoy the wide choice of coffee in one of Slagelse´s many cafés. They offer a great variety of sandwiches, salads, pastas and brunch. At weekends bands entertain live, while you and your friends enjoy a large draught.
Outdoor activities such as kayaking, fishing, golf and horseback riding are possible as well. The beach can be reached in 20 minutes by bus. Denmark´s capital, Copenhagen, is within reach of 55 minutes by train, which departs every half hour from Slagelse Station.
In Copenhagen you will find the famous amusement park Tivoli. Visit The Little Mermaid of H.C. Andersen or take a stroll through Christiania, an area known for its alternative lifestyle. Go crazy shopping in the malls or visit museums on a rainy day.
Denmark offers you a great time while studying – Selandia offers you a great education while exploring Denmark!
Student Life
Slagelse is a town in east Denmark, located in Slagelse municipality on the island of Zealand. It is located about 100 km (62 miles) south-west of Copenhagen. Population is about 31,800 (2006).
Hans Christian Andersen studied in the grammar school in this city for a few years but described it as a "nuisance". In the 11th century it had a mint and was an important trading center. The city has an 11th-century church, and nearby is (Trelleborg), a Viking fortress.
Slagelse is twinned with Aberdare, Wales.
The Trelleborg near Slagelse on the Danish island of Zealand is one of the Viking ring castles of which five or six have been found until now (2006). It lies to the northwest of Slagelse. At the time the fortress was built it was situated on a peninsula that jutted into the swampy area between two rivers. It was connected to the Great Belt by a lake that at its time was usable for Viking ships, but that has since vanished. It might have commanded the connection to the island of Fyn and the sea traffic on the Great Belt.
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