📌 Why students choose
Denmark emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and project‑based learning. English‑taught programs are widespread, and universities maintain close ties with design, engineering, and green‑tech industries.
🎯 Admission Requirements
Requirement | Bachelor’s (UG) | Master’s (PG) |
Academic Background | Upper‑secondary completion; subject prerequisites | Relevant Bachelor’s degree |
English Tests | IELTS 6.0–6.5 or equivalent | IELTS 6.5–7.0 or equivalent |
Tests | Not common; portfolios for design/architecture | Not common; portfolios for design/architecture |
Documents | Motivation letter, 2 LORs, CV, transcripts, funds proof | Motivation letter, 2 LORs, CV, transcripts, funds proof |
Funds/Proof | Monthly maintenance per Danish rules | Monthly maintenance per Danish rules |
Intakes | Sep main; some Feb | Sep main; some Feb |
Visa | Residence permit for studies | Residence permit for studies |
💰 Tuition & Fees (per year)
Degree | Public Universities | Private Universities | Notes |
Bachelor’s | €6,000–€12,000 | €10,000–€16,000 | EU/EEA students often pay less |
Master’s | €8,000–€14,000 | €12,000–€18,000 | Design/engineering can be higher |
🏠 Living Costs & Benefits
Plan €12,000–€18,000 per year; Copenhagen is the most expensive. Bikes and monthly transit passes cut costs. Part‑time roles are available; English proficiency is high across society.
- High quality of life and safety; sustainability focus.
- Collaborative, project‑driven teaching style.
- Strong prospects in green tech, pharma, design, IT.
- Stay‑back options exist (often 6 months) to find work.