Denmark is a traveller's delight. Warm-hearted, fun-loving and free-spirited. "Wonderful" Copenhagen is one of the world's great walking cities. A cosy European capital, it's filled with stunning architecture classic and modern, historic sites, world-class museums, and some of the best shopping and dining in Europe. Danish universities and colleges offer a broad variety of study programmes and qualifications. All institutions have intensive international cooperation and welcome international students either as guest students or as full degree students. More than 200 institutions of higher education offer study programmes of varying length and levels. Danish higher education is generally judged to be of high academic standing. It takes place in a dynamic, informal and critical study environment. Smaller seminars and group activities are an essential part of most programmes. The study form requires a lot of hard and independent work of the students, but is considered to be very academically rewarding. In Denmark you will find that the distances are short and this makes it possible to combine all the atmosphere of buzzing city life with the relaxation of the beautiful Danish countryside. Clean beaches and green forests are rarely more than a half hour’s drive away. And your children can roam freely and safely, while you explore all the many cultural and artistic offerings in store.
 

Danish universities and colleges offer a broad variety of study programmes and qualifications. All institutions have intensive international cooperation and welcome international students either as guest students or as full degree students. More than 200 institutions of higher education offer study programmes of varying length and levels. Danish higher education is generally judged to be of high academic standing. It takes place in a dynamic, informal and critical study environment. Smaller seminars and group activities are an essential part of most programmes. The study form requires a lot of hard and independent work of the students, but is considered to be very academically rewarding.

 

 

Courses Offered

There are almost 700 international study programmes and courses taught in English and Danish. For the international programmes and courses it is absolutely essential that you can speak, read and write English as well. All type of courses are available in Denmark like Agriculture, forestry and fishery, Arts and Humanities, Business administration and management, Communication, Education and Teacher, Training, Engineering, Environmental Science, Fine and applied arts, Law, Mathematics and computer science, Medical and health sciences, Natural sciences, Service, tourism and leisure, Social and behavioural sciences, Transport and logistics, Urban planning and architecture.

The Danish Educational System.

In Denmark around 40 per cent of an age cohort finishes higher education, and more than 200 institutions of higher education offer study programmes of varying length and levels. The programmes can be grouped into two different categories:

Study Environment

Danish higher education is generally judged to be of high academic standing. It takes place in a dynamic, informal and critical study environment. Smaller seminars and group activities are an essential part of most programmes. The study form requires a lot of hard and independent work of the students, but is considered to be very academically rewarding. 

International students

All institutions welcome international students either as guest students or as regular degree students. In 2000 nearly 200,000 students studied at Danish higher education institutions, 4000 of whom were guest or visiting students from abroad. The number of non-Danish students on full programmes was around 2,900. Most programmes are in Danish, but there are also plenty of opportunities to follow courses and full degree programmes taught in English for persons without proficiency in Danish.

Average Fees & Living Expenses

Experience shows that to live in the Denmark for one year costs a foreign student between € 600 and € 800 a month. This is needed to cover daily expenses and to pay the registration and tuition fees.

Admission Requirements

For undergraduate studies
1. Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate
2. One year of successfully completed university education
3. Proof of English, e.g. TOEFL or IELTS

For graduate studies
1. Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate
2. Bachelor's degree 4 year diploma
3. Proof of English, e.g. TOEFL or IELTS

APPLYING FOR A STUDY VISA

The key elements for success in applying for a study visa for Denmark are:

Working while studying

Foreign students in the Denmark are allowed to take a part-time job.

 

Universities in Denmark

 

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