Our Partners

 

To reach our goal of helping Nordic students pursue studies abroad, NSAC collaborate with various companies and organisations who support and share our vision.

If you are interested in understanding partnership opportunities, we welcome you to send us an email

 

My name is Linus, and I am the Director of Corporate Relations & Finance at NSAC.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions about building a partnership with us:
linus.lindquist@nordic-sac.com

Linus Lindquist

Director, Corporate Relations & Finance

Our Partner Companies

 

 

Uniclub offers free consulting for students who wish to go on exchange or study abroad. Whether you’re looking to do a semester or a full degree abroad, Uniclub will provide you with advice on everything from how to finance it to where to apply, taking the stress and hassle out of applying to universities abroad. 

 

 

EDU is the most experienced Danish organization helping Danish students studying abroad. We have helped more than 10.000 students to study abroad since EDU was founded in 1999. EDU represents numerous prestigious universities around the world and assists students free of charge. EDU has collaborated with NSAC since NSAC was founded and attended the annual conference many times. Click the logo or www.edu-danmark.dk for more information about EDU’s universities and services.

 

 

Legatbogen.dk is a free search engine for Danish foundations and scholarships that in addition helps connect applicants to the right foundations and vice versa. Legatbogen sponsors their book and discount on their Pro version of Legatbogen.dk  to the participants at the NSAC Conference as well as NSAC Workshops related to fundraising.

Our Partner Organisations

The Danish-American Fulbright Commission is based on a bi-national treaty from 1951 between the Danish and the American state. Their aim is to foster cultural understanding between Denmark and the USA through educational exchange and they can help Danish students by offering grants for studies in the USA and by advising anyone interested in studies in the USA for free.

Project Access is a non-profit network of students striving to level the playing field in the admissions process to the world’s best universities.

Pop by their website for the best admissions tips out there and get a mentor that can help you with every aspect of your application to your dream university – all completely free of charge, of course.

 Swedish international students and alumni is a nonprofit membership organisation working to promote, support and facilitate studies abroad for Swedish nationals

Danish Students Abroad is a non-profit organisation that fights for students’ rights before, during and after their studies in a foreign country.

DSA works in two areas: One of them is to politically speak the case of students studying abroad and the other is to advise the students individually about studying abroad.

Through their work, DSA aims to raise awareness of the resource that students studying abroad represent in the form of their international experience and competences.

Bentley Hall Educational Consulting supports students with exploring career and university options globally. Our ethical and professional service has verifiable success placing international students at universities worldwide. We advise families about diverse educational pathways, while assisting students with finding the ‘right fit’ institution and program. Clients have secured offers at universities in the US, UK, Canada, Europe, Asia and Australia. Students feel more empowered, encouraged, and fully informed about making personal choices, while building a strong foundation for success. Based in the vibrant city of Copenhagen, we are committed to supporting your educational journey!

Erasmus Student Network Denmark, as part of Erasmus Student Network (ESN), is a non-profit international student organisation. The mission of ESN is to represent international students, thus providing opportunities for cultural understanding and self-development under the principle of Students Helping Students.

Sponsors