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We typically have around 120–130 students at NIH. This means that you become part of a large college community with many different people, but still a community where you quickly get to know each other.

NIH is suitable for those who want to combine sport, community and personal development. You don't have to be an elite athlete, the most important thing is that you want to try new things, meet new people and be an active part of college life.

The weekly price is 1.875 DKK – as of 1/1 – 2027 1.950 DKK. In addition, a registration fee of 2.000 DKK and a material fee of 4.000 DKK are paid.

The price for a 19-week autumn stay costs approximately: DKK 40.000*

The price for a 25-week spring stay is approximately DKK 50.000*.

Read more about the prices here.

*Prices do not include travel and any payment fees.

We reserve the right to make any errors or changes.

No, there are no exams, grades or syllabus in the same way as in a regular education. At NIH, teaching is about desire, development, community and the courage to try new things.

You choose subjects based on what you want to delve into, without having to think about grades or assessment.

Most students at NIH are between 18 and 30 years old, and the average age is typically around 21–22 years old.

We have 2, 3 and 4-person rooms at the sports college. There are bathroom and toilet in all our rooms.

The rooms are located in our room wing. All the rooms are gathered here. We have furnished them with kitchenettes, cozy corners and laundry facilities. In the middle of it all we have a green oasis where students can sunbathe and enjoy themselves when the weather permits.

You can download our brochure right now. here.

We offer guided tours so you can experience the atmosphere and see all our facilities. You can easily book one right now. here.

We also have a really good tour film – get it here.

You first choose your subjects when you start at NIH. During the introductory week, we hold a career fair where you can hear more about the subjects and talk to the teachers. Then you put together your schedule.

In each period you choose 4 physical education subjects and 1 elective. The stay is divided into two periods, so you have the opportunity to try several different subjects during your stay.

Read more about the schedule and see our courses here.

Yes. At NIH you can choose between different trips depending on whether you are going on an autumn stay, a spring stay or a year-round stay. The trips combine sports, experiences and community and can be, for example, skiing, surfing, sports, adventure, running or football.

See more about our trips here.

No. You don't have to be in particularly good shape to start at NIH. Our courses are for different levels, and you can join whether you've done a lot of sports before or just want to try something new.

Because you put together your own schedule, you can also tailor your stay in the direction that suits you, for example with more focus on the outdoors, creative subjects, community or personal development. The most important thing is that you want to be active, challenge yourself and be part of college life.

We have three different types of weekends:

A-weekend: This is a weekend where all students stay at the sports college. The teachers have arranged a great weekend with lots of fun activities. On Saturday evening we have a huge college party. We have A-weekends once a month.

Workshop weekend: Here you can go home if you wish. However, about 60-70% of the students stay during the weekends when they can go home. So there is plenty of life.

During a workshop weekend, we will be running some activities during Saturday and Sunday. They are on a voluntary basis, so you can do exactly what you want.

Weekend off: Here you can also go home, but 60-70% stay. Here the student activity committee does a lot of cool things. It could be a Harry Potter weekend or a trip to Fårup summerland.

No. Although NIH is a sports college, a stay with us is not only about classic sports and training. The sports subjects at us can also be outdoor, nature, creativity, well-being, community and personal development.

You create your own schedule and can choose subjects with very different pace and focus. In addition, everyday life is filled with common college activities such as morning assembly, lectures, singing, community sports and time with the other students.

Nordjylland Sports College is located in Brønderslev in North Jutland, in the heart of Vendsyssel. The city center with pedestrian street and train station is just 1,2 km from the school, from here you can get to Aalborg in just 20 minutes.

We are well located in a large oasis of delicious facilities, which are all our own, see more here. In addition, we are only 20 km from the North Sea and a lot of nature experiences. The school is located at Parkvej 61, 9700 Brønderslev.