Denmark

Denmark's higher education is recognized for its innovative approach and international standards; as a student you will be encouraged to find solutions and take responsibility for your career with the support of your counsellors. You will likely add real work experience to your studies. A profoundly practical-based education with strengths in Engineering, Technology, Environment, Design, Business and Management. Overview of the Danish Education System.

Tuition is government-funded for EU students in this culturally-rich country, home according to international surveys, to the world's happiest people. Students will pay for their accommodation and living expenses but EU students will not pay tuition fees.

Study through English. Take your Master Degree, or your Bachelor Degree, or complete your Degree in 1.5 years combining learning with an internship. And remember that you can work while you study.

What level of programme are you interested in? Postgraduate | Undergraduate

Postgraduate in Denmark

Qualifications and duration.

• Master Degree. 1 or 2 years.
• Doctoral studies. 3 years, depending on program and method. If admitted, you will receive a small payment while you prepare your Ph.D.

Tuition fees.

• If you are an EU/EEA student, you will be exempt from paying tuition fees at universities and colleges in Denmark.
• Students from outside Europe are charged tuition fees which vary.  Figure approximately €10,000/year for international, non EU students.
  
  

Can I work while I study?

Yes, under certain conditions:

• If you are an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen, you are allowed to work and study in Denmark. If your work or study period last for more than three months, you need to apply for a registration certificate no later than three months after you arrive in Denmark.
• If you are a citizen of a country that is not part of the EU/EEA, Switzerland or the Nordic region, you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark. The residence permit allows you to work while you study in Denmark – although only for a restricted number of hours.

Where will I live?

• On campus or independent accommodation. We help organize your accommodation with the international office at each university.

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Undergraduate in Denmark

Qualifications and duration.

• Bachelor Degree. Three to four years, depending on area of study and specialization.
• AP Degree.  Two years, which you can articulate into a Bachelor Degree with a further 1.5 years.  
• Top-Up programmes. Build on your Diploma or AP Degree and complete your Bachelor Degree with 1.5 years often consisting of 1 year study and 6 months work experience.

Tuition fees.

• If you are an EU/EEA student, you will be exempt from paying tuition fees at universities and colleges in Denmark.
• Students from outside Europe are charged tuition fees which vary. Figure approximately €10,000/year for international, non EU students.

Can I work while I study?

Yes, under certain conditions:

• If you are an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen, you are allowed to work and study in Denmark. If your work or study period last for more than three months, you need to apply for a registration certificate no later than three months after you arrive in Denmark.
• If you are a citizen of a country that is not part of the EU/EEA, Switzerland or the Nordic region, you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark. The residence permit allows you to work while you study in Denmark – although only for a restricted number of hours.

Where will I live?

• On campus or independent accommodation. We help organize your accommodation with the international office at each university.

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