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The Press Room

Live and study current affairs in Denmark · Højskolen Mors

Look outwards and find your inner debater

The Press Room is part of the morning assembly every Friday at Højskolen Mors, a creative residential school on the island of Mors in Denmark (in Danish, a højskole). Here you get updated on current political news and debates from all over the world, and afterwards we open up for debate. You get tools for argument and discussion, and we focus on different parts of the world, religions and peoples. The teaching is in English. It is for political nerds and for you who simply want to know how the world is doing.

Updated November 2026

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What you do in The Press Room

Life at a højskole can feel a little like living in a bubble. The Press Room makes sure you keep up with the world outside.

What you learn

  • Current political news and debates
  • Argument and discussion
  • A view of different parts of the world, religions and peoples

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Your teacher in The Press Room

Nicolai Westmark

Nicolai holds a master's degree in political science from Aarhus University and has worked at the Danish Ministry of Social Affairs and taught at Silkeborg Højskole. He teaches movement, reflection and creative subjects, from Crossgym to Sociology, Society & Existence, Creative Writing and Nature Within Us.

Across the subjects he is interested in people: how we live, think, move and find meaning in the world. He values presence, curiosity and community.

Nicolai Westmark, teacher in The Press Room at Højskolen Mors

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Questions and answers about The Press Room

When is The Press Room?

The Press Room is part of the morning assembly every Friday at 8.30.

Do I need to be interested in politics?

No. It is for political nerds and for you who simply want to know how the world is doing. The teaching is in English.

How do I get to Højskolen Mors?

We pick you up at Snedsted Station if you come by train, and at Nykøbing Mors bus station if you come by bus. See how to get here.

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Terms, price and virtual tours

Next termsJanuary and August

Places are open for international students on the autumn 2027 term, which starts on 8 August 2027. The spring terms are full, but you can join the waiting list.

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PriceFrom DKK 1,900 a week

Teaching, room and all meals are included.

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Virtual tourSee the school from home

See the school and meet the students on a virtual tour from home before you choose.

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Getting to MorsSalgerhøjvej 36

We pick you up at Snedsted Station or Nykøbing Mors bus station, and as a student you can use the school's cars.

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Autumn 2027 · open for international students

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