Denmark is a top study-abroad destination known for its high-quality education, innovative teaching methods, and student-friendly environment. With a strong emphasis on creativity, critical thinking, and real-world applications, Danish universities provide an excellent academic experience.
Why Study in Denmark?
✅ World-Class Education
Home to top-ranked universities offering globally recognized degrees.
Strong focus on research, innovation, and practical learning.
✅ English-Taught Programs
Over 600 Bachelor’s and Master’s programs are taught in English.
✅ Affordable Tuition & Scholarships
Free education for EU/EEA students.
Non-EU students pay between €6,000 – €16,000 per year, with scholarships available.
✅ High-Quality Life & Safe Environment
Denmark ranks among the happiest and safest countries in the world.
✅ Work & Post-Study Opportunities
Students can work 20 hours per week during studies.
After graduation, students can apply for a 3-year post-study work visa.
Top Universities in Denmark
🇩🇰 University of Copenhagen – Best for research, sciences, and humanities.
🇩🇰 Aarhus University – Ranked among the top 100 universities globally.
🇩🇰 Technical University of Denmark (DTU) – Ideal for engineering and technology.
🇩🇰 Copenhagen Business School (CBS) – Top-ranked for business and management.
🇩🇰 Aalborg University – Known for its project-based learning and innovation.
Admission Process for International Students
✔ Choose Your Program & University
Select from Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD programs in English.
✔ Check Eligibility Requirements
For Bachelor’s: High school diploma equivalent to the Danish system.
For Master’s: A recognized Bachelor’s degree.
English proficiency: IELTS (6.5+) or TOEFL required.
✔ Apply Online via Optagelse.dk (Bachelor's) or Direct to University (Master's)
Required documents:
Academic transcripts
Copy of passport
Motivation letter
Letters of recommendation
Proof of English proficiency
✔ Receive Admission Letter & Pay Tuition Fees
Once accepted, students receive an official offer letter.
Tuition fees need to be paid before applying for a visa.
✔ Apply for a Student Visa (Residence Permit)
Apply for a D-Type Study Visa at the Danish embassy.
Required documents:
University admission letter
Proof of financial means (€1,000/month)
Health insurance
Accommodation details
✔ Travel to Denmark & Register at University
Upon arrival, students must apply for a CPR number (Danish Personal ID).
Scholarships for International Students
Danish Government Scholarships – Covers full or partial tuition for non-EU students.
Erasmus+ Scholarships – For exchange students in Denmark.
University-Specific Scholarships – Many universities offer merit-based financial aid.
Nordplus Scholarships – For students from Nordic and Baltic countries.
Part-Time Jobs & Work Opportunities
Students can work 20 hours per week during their studies.
Common jobs: IT, retail, hospitality, research assistant.
Denmark offers a 3-year post-study work visa for graduates.
Cost of Living in Denmark (Per Month)
Expense
Average Cost (€)
Rent (shared apartment)
400 – 800
Food & Groceries
200 – 350
Transportation
40 – 60
Health Insurance
Free for residents
Entertainment
50 – 150
Total Estimated Cost: €800 – €1,500 per month.
Best Student Cities in Denmark
🌍 Copenhagen – The capital, home to top universities and career opportunities. 🌍 Aarhus – A vibrant student city with a strong academic environment. 🌍 Odense – Known for its research and innovation. 🌍 Aalborg – Offers high-quality education and a great student community.
How Master Education Consultancy Can Help You
🎯 University Selection – Find the best university for your studies. 🎯 Application Assistance – Support for the entire admission process. 🎯 Scholarship Guidance – Assistance in securing financial aid. 🎯 Visa Support – Step-by-step help for a successful visa application. 🎯 Pre-Departure Services – Help with accommodation, travel, and settling in Denmark.