STUDY IN Denmark
Studying in Denmark is an attractive option for international students
due to its high-quality education system, innovative teaching methods, and English-taught
programs.Many programs are taught in English, making it accessible to students from around
the globe. Danish universities are known for their high academic standards and strong ties
to industries.Scholarships and tuition waivers are available for qualified students.
Graduates also benefit from post-study work options, making Denmark a smart choice for a
global career. Here's an overview to get you started:
Why Study in Denmark?
World-Class Education: Danish universities consistently rank well
globally.
English-Taught Programs: Over 700 degree programs and short courses in
English.
Innovative Learning Style: Emphasis on problem-solving, group work, and
real-world application.
Safe and Welcoming Country: High quality of life, low crime rate, and a
strong international student community.
Career Opportunities: Strong ties between education and industry,
especially in sectors like tech, engineering, sustainability, and life sciences.
Requirements to Study in Denmark
Valid passport
Letter of admission from a Danish university
Proof of English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent)
Academic transcripts and certificates
Motivation letter and/or CV
Proof of sufficient funds (~DKK 6,589/month)
Health insurance coverage
Residence permit (for non-EU/EEA students)
Top Universities in Denmark
University of Copenhagen
Aarhus University
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Copenhagen Business School
Aalborg University
University of Southern Denmark (SDU)
Popular Programs
Engineering and Technology
Business and Economics
Environmental Science
IT and Computer Science
Health Sciences
Social Sciences
Tuition Fees
EU/EEA students: Free
Non-EU/EEA students: €6,000–€16,000 per year (varies by program and
university)
Scholarships
Danish Government Scholarships
University-specific scholarships
Erasmus+ programs (for EU students)
Admission Requirements
Academic transcripts
Proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL)
Motivation letter and/or CV
Letters of recommendation (sometimes)
Some programs may require an entrance exam or interview
Application Deadlines
Bachelor’s Programs: March 15 (for programs starting in
August/September)
Master’s Programs: Varies by university; generally between January and
March
Student Visa (for Non-EU Students)
Residence Permit is required to study in Denmark. You need:
Letter of admission
Proof of sufficient funds (~DKK 6,589/month)
Proof of accommodation
Valid passport and photos
Medical insurance
