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Copenhagen, Denmark

UBC alum Kim-Sa Ngo shares the urban delights and communal vibe of Denmark’s charming capital.

Original reporting by Richard Littlemore

Copenhagen, Denmark
PeopleUBC alum Kim-Sa Ngo at the Church of Our Saviour in Copenhagen, a famous landmark with a serpentine spire that offers panoramic views of the city. Photos courtesy of Kim-Sa except where noted. Kim-Sa Ngo (BA’20) works in risk management at a large Nordic bank and has been living in Copenhagen since September 2023.Photo: Richard Littlemore

Where the work begins

UBC alum Kim-Sa Ngo shares the urban delights and communal vibe of Denmark’s charming capital.

What follows

Further reporting continues across the university network.

At a glance

  • Campus: UBC Vancouver & Okanagan (Point Grey & Kelowna)
  • Focus: Alumni leadership & practice (People)
  • Outcome: Verified reporting (September 2026 issue)
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  1. Original reporting · magazine.alumni.ubc.ca

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