r/Vejle

Hi, I passed the unitest and fulfilled the other general requirements, so I assume I'll be starting my studies in Vejle this year. Although, I'm not really persuaded by the looks of the campus area. Am I the only one who thinks that it's not as attractive as the other ones? It's way smaller than I would've imagined. A sole building among other bigger constructions. I'm not really sure if there's even a place to sit outside.

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For me, it feels underwhelming, especially when the video on SDU Vejle site presented interesting areas, which turned out to be from Odense and Sønderborg (which I assumed were from Vejle. I have really felt misled). Now looking at the building plan, it feels unsatisfactory...

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So, what do you think? Is the new concept of an industrial look eye-catching, or can someone relate to my experience? Maybe I'm just looking at it in the wrong way 🤷

Hej

Jeg er flyttet til Vejle. Jeg er forholdsvis ny uddannet sygeplejerske. Jeg vil gerne sende uopfordret job ansøgning til en afdeling derinde - er der nogen der har budt på hvilken afdeling der bare er super god og hvilken man skal undgå??

Jeg har været et år i Horsens på medicinsk afdeling og der var bare mega dårligt arbejdsmiljø og stor udskiftning. Ønsker ikke havne i en dårlig afdeling igen.

PFT

Hej, er der en bager der kan levere en stor kage til en adresse i Vejle senere på måneden? Gerne kom med anbefalinger.

Hi dear citizens of Vejle!

Me and my 3 kids are on holiday in denmark next month and I am still undecided whether I ride by car all the way from Germany or I take the train up to Vejle and then rent a car for a period of 11 days, so that we are somewhat flexible around our holiday home. Biggest contra to a car rental is the price, on Europcar its about 3700 DKK, and the train fare on top of that. Do you guys know any car rental service in town that is not as expensive? I'd love to take the train and everything, but it may be too costly

Curious where this post is going to,
thank you for reading!