Contact

Feel free to call

+45 6444 2414

Monday – Thursday 9 – 12 and 13 – 15
Friday 9 – 12

Brenderup højskole kontakt telefon
Brenderup højskole kontakt mail

Write an e-mail

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Find us here

Stationsvej 54
5464 Brenderup

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Frequently asked questions

When can i register? 

As an international student you must register through the english site. The register will open 6 month before semesterstart – The english register site

Do you speak english in the subjects?

Yes. Our teaching takes place in both Danish and English.

How does the life at a Folk high school look like? 

We have dedicated an entire page to this question – Take a look

How do I live at the school? 

You will be staying in one of our two student corridors, in either a single room or a double room. See how does rooms look like

Can i visit the school before i decide? 

Yes, you can always come and visit the school before you decide on a stay.
You just call us +45 64 44 24 14 and we will find a day together.

What does a semester cost? 

We have also dedicated an entire page to this question here.
But to make it easier for you, the Spring 2027 course will cost DKK 48,000 for a double room, meals, and fun classes.

How many students attend Brenderup Højskole?

We are a small Folk high school, which means we usually have between 30 and 50 students each semester.

What are the age distribution?

Most students are between 18 and 26 years old, but there are also students aged 40 and above.

How does the schedule look like?

You can see it here

Can i choose between all the subjects i like?

Yes, basically… you put together your own schedule. You choose one A-subject, one B-subject, one C-subject, and so on… and in the end, you’ll have your own timetable.
Halfway through the semester, you’ll have the opportunity to choose new subjects.

Can I have guest and recieve mail at the school?

You are always welcome to have visitors during your stay; they just need to pay for accommodation and meals.
Yes, you can move your address to the school. We take the mail down to dinner every day.

Where do the students come from? 

The students come from all over the world. 2/3 of our students are Danish. 1/3 of our students are from all over the world.