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What can I study in Denmark?
The verified catalogue currently publishes 460 programmes across 28 institutions in 52 cities. Use the program finder to filter by field, level, city, language and tuition.
Which languages are programmes taught in?
Published programmes are taught in English. Each programme page lists every language its official source records.
Why study in Denmark?
Denmark combines research universities, university colleges, business academies and artistic institutions. Many international programmes use project work and collaboration, but the available English-taught inventory changes by intake.
Tuition fees in Denmark
EU/EEA and certain residence categories are commonly treated differently from fee-paying non-EU/EEA students. Each institution publishes the programme fee, payment schedule and any refund conditions.
Admission requirements in Denmark
Bachelor and postgraduate programmes assess different qualifications and subject prerequisites. English evidence, mathematics levels or programme-specific portfolios can be required in addition to the general diploma.
How to apply to study in Denmark
Bachelor applications may use Denmark's coordinated admissions process, while master's applications are generally handled by institutions. Deadlines and document formats differ between the two routes.
Student visa and residence in Denmark
Students who need permission to reside use the official Danish immigration process for higher education. Admission, financial self-support and a recognised full-time programme are central to the assessment.
Scholarships for study in Denmark
Institutions administer limited state-funded and university awards for eligible non-EU/EEA students. A tuition waiver may be partial and a living grant, when offered, has separate conditions.
Working during and after study in Denmark
The number of permitted working hours and post-study options depend on immigration status and current rules. Use New to Denmark guidance rather than relying on an old general allowance.
Cost of living in Denmark
Copenhagen is normally the highest-cost market, while Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg and smaller campuses have their own supply pressures. Budget in DKK for deposits, prepaid rent, transport and food.
Student cities in Denmark
Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense and Aalborg contain major institutions, but several English-taught programmes are based on regional campuses. Confirm the teaching location rather than assuming the university's main city.
Student accommodation in Denmark
Admission does not guarantee housing. Waiting lists, large deposits and start-of-semester demand make an early application essential, especially in Copenhagen and Aarhus.