Are you a bookworm? Do you enjoy writing yourself or would you just like to become better at playing with the language, and at the same time become better at grammar, then this subject is a good opportunity for that. We need to find your little author and try out different approaches to authorship in collaboration with a real author. Together we will explore and play with the language and take it seriously. It is said that “a picture says more than 1000 words”, we should definitely prove that's not the case. /Lasse + Jesper

(International students only) “Rød grød med fløde” See, that’s not as easy to say for everybody! And that’s why you have the possibility to take a crash course in the Danish language and culture so that you, hopefully, understand what’s being said when you hunt for snacks in Brugsen, wait in line in the dining hall, or maybe even catches what the teacher is translating for your Danish friends during class. /Mette

“Dear diary” - I’m sure you’ve written that sentence a hundred times as a child! But do you remember to clear your head for thoughts today? To give yourself the time and possibility to reflect over your everyday life, friendships, and dreams for the future?  In Dear Diary you get the chance to get to know yourself better, and you’ll learn how to write a diary in a completely new way. / Mette 

Do you love taking quizzes? And do you still think the best quiz in the world is missing? In this subject, we have to quiz in all possible ways, and invent nothing less than the ultimate quiz! It must end with a bang of a show, where the general knowledge and creativity must challenge the participants in the world's best quiz./Jesper

Are you a bookworm? Do you enjoy writing yourself or would you just like to become better at playing with the language, and at the same time become better at grammar, then this subject is a good opportunity for that. We need to find your little author and try out different approaches to authorship in collaboration with a real author. Together we will explore and play with the language and take it seriously. It is said that “a picture says more than 1000 words”, we should definitely prove that's not the case. /Lasse + Jesper

(International students only) “Rød grød med fløde” See, that’s not as easy to say for everybody! And that’s why you have the possibility to take a crash course in the Danish language and culture so that you, hopefully, understand what’s being said when you hunt for snacks in Brugsen, wait in line in the dining hall, or maybe even catches what the teacher is translating for your Danish friends during class. /Mette

What is the best cure against January in Denmark? A book club! And of course, we need our very own Book Club at UHR. We’re diving into a classic after your own choosing, and we spend our Thursdays curled up in a blanket with a hot cup of coffee or tea and the chance to get a break in the magical world of books. / Mette

Feminism is just for angry women who have nothing to do than complain, right? And why should you even care about half of the world's population when they’re already doing so great? Well, in this class you’ll be challenged in the views above and get the basics of feminism - you don’t need to know anything beforehand! /Mette 

There’s not much better for the soul than being able to be a nerd with other people - and even better: getting to pass onto other people what you fangiiirl about. That’s why we in Fangiiirls share our passions with each other, no matter if it’s about K-pop, Criminal Minds, or Taylor Swift. / Mette