Why Study in the Denmark?
World-Class Education
Denmark is home to globally recognized universities offering innovative, research-based learning
Affordable & High-Quality Living
Students enjoy a safe, clean, and modern lifestyle with reasonable living costs compared to other European countries.
English-Taught Programs
Hundreds of degree programs are offered in English, making it easier for international students to adapt
Innovation & Research Hub
Known for creativity and technology, Denmark provides hands-on learning and strong links with industries
Work Opportunities
International students can work part-time during studies and explore career prospects after graduation
Cultural Diversity & Global Exposure
Denmark welcomes students from around the world, offering a vibrant, multicultural study environment.
Cost of Studying in the Denmark
Tuition Fees (Per Year)
Undergraduate
International (non-EU/EEA) students typically pay between
€6,000 - €16,000
Postgraduate
Master’s programs generally range from
€8,000 - €18,000
Standard MBAs
Approximately
€12,000 - €25,000
At some top business schools, tuition can be
€15,000 - €35,000
In Danish kroner, full MBA programs often cost between 300,000 and 400,000 DKK (approx €40,000–€54,000), while specialized tracks may fall in the 105,000–135,000 DKK range; Executive MBAs can go up to 425,000 DKK (≈ €57,000) for the entire program
Student Type / Level
Danish / EU/EEA / eligible students
Undergraduate (non-EU/EEA)
Postgraduate (Master’s, non-EU/EEA)
MBA (non-EU/EEA)
Tuition Fee (per year)
Free (no tuition fees)
€6,000 – €16,000 (USD 8,000–21,000)
€8,000 – €18,000
€12,000 – €35,000+
Academic & Language Requirements for Studying in Denmark
Undergraduate (Bachelor’s Programs)
- Completion of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC/A-levels or equivalent) with good grades.
- Some universities may require specific subjects (e.g., Mathematics or Science for technical programs).
- Applicants must provide documentation of secondary education translated into English or Danish
- English Language Requirements:
- Most international bachelor’s programs are taught in English.
- Minimum scores generally required
- IELTS: 6.0 – 6.5
- TOEFL iBT: 80 – 90
- Cambridge English: C1 Advanced / C2 Proficiency
- For programs in Danish, students must pass the Danish Language Proficiency Test (PD3 or equivalent).
Postgraduate (Master’s Programs)
- A recognized Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
- Universities may require a minimum GPA/grade or proof of prerequisite courses.
- Some programs may ask for a statement of purpose, CV, and references
- English Language Requirements:
- English-taught Master’s programs require proof of proficiency in English
- Minimum scores generally required:
- IELTS: 6.5 – 7.0
- TOEFL iBT: 88 – 100
- Cambridge English: C1 Advanced / C2 Proficiency
- Danish-taught Master’s programs require passing a Danish language test.
English Language Requirements
TOEFL
Undergraduate
6.0-7.0
Postgraduate
6.5-7.5
Most widely accepted
PTE Academic
Undergraduate
6.0-7.0
Postgraduate
6.5-7.5
Most widely accepted
Cambridge English
Undergraduate
6.0-7.0
Postgraduate
6.5-7.5
Most widely accepted
Document Checklist
Academic Transcripts
Official transcripts from all previous institutions
Personal Statement
1-2 pages explaining your motivation and goals
Letters of Recommendation
2-3 references from teachers or employers
English Language Certificate
IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent test scores
Passport Copy
Valid passport with at least 6 months validity
Financial Documents
Bank statements or scholarship letters
Explore The Institutions
University of Southern Denmark
International Business Academy
AALBORG UNIVERSITY
Roskilde University
Scholarships in the Australia
Danish Government Scholarships (Non-EU/EEA Students)
Offered to highly qualified students from non-EU/EEA countries, these institutional awards include partial or full tuition waivers and may include living cost grants, depending on the university’s funding allocation
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships
Available for prestigious joint master’s programs coordinated by Danish and other European universities, these scholarships typically cover tuition, a living allowance, travel, and insurance.
University of Copenhagen (UCPH) Excellence Scholarship
Designed for top-performing master’s applicants from outside the EU/EEA, this scholarship provides a full tuition waiver along with a monthly stipend to support living expenses.
Aarhus University International Scholarships
Targeting exceptional international students entering master’s or PhD programs, these scholarships typically offer full tuition coverage plus a monthly living stipend, sometimes even accommodation assistance.
Copenhagen Business School (CBS) Scholarships
For non-EU/EEA master’s students in business and management fields, CBS offers tuition waivers coupled with a generous monthly stipend (e.g., DKK 8,000), helping cover living expenses.
Roskilde University Tuition Fee Waivers & Grants
Reserved for highly talented graduate students from outside the EU/EEA, this scholarship includes full or partial tuition waivers and a monthly grant of around DKK 7,800 (~€1,045) to help with living costs.
Popular Courses in the Denmark
Computer Science & IT
AI, Machine Learning, Software Engineering, Cybersecurity
- Duration:
- 3-4 years (UG) / 1-2 years (PG)
- Salary:
- £25,000 - £80,000+
Medicine & Healthcare
Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Biomedical Sciences
- Duration:
- 3-4 years (UG) / 1-2 years (PG)
- Salary:
- £25,000 - £80,000+
Business & Management
MBA, Finance, Marketing, International Business
- Duration:
- 3-4 years (UG) / 1-2 years (PG)
- Salary:
- £25,000 - £80,000+
Engineering
Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Aerospace Engineering
- Duration:
- 3-4 years (UG) / 1-2 years (PG)
- Salary:
- £25,000 - £80,000+
Law
LLB, LLM, Legal Practice, International Law
- Duration:
- 3-4 years (UG) / 1-2 years (PG)
- Salary:
- £25,000 - £80,000+
Arts & Design
Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Architecture, Fashion Design
- Duration:
- 3-4 years (UG) / 1-2 years (PG)
- Salary:
- £25,000 - £80,000+
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to get a Denmark student visa?
The Denmark student visa (Student Route) typically takes 3-6 weeks to process when applying from outside the Denmark. You can apply up to 6 months before your course starts. We recommend applying as early as possible to avoid delays.
Can I work while studying in the Denmark?
Yes, international students on a Student Route visa can typically work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays. However, the exact conditions depend on your university level and visa restrictions.
What is the difference between tuition fees for Denmark and international students?
Denmark students generally pay lower tuition fees (around £9,250 for undergraduate programs), while international students pay higher fees (£15,000-£40,000+ depending on the course and university). Post-Brexit, EU students are now classified as international students.
Do I need to take IELTS if English is my first language?
If you’re from a majority English-speaking country (like US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand), you may be exempt from English language tests. However, requirements vary by university, so check with your chosen institution.
Can I stay in the Denmark after graduation?
Yes, the Graduate Route allows international students to stay and work in the Denmark for 2 years after completing an undergraduate or master’s degree, or 3 years after completing a PhD. You can then apply for other visa routes.
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