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Denmark

Study In

Denmark

The official language of Denmark is Danish, and the country uses the Danish Krone (DKK) as its currency. Some of the well-known cities in Denmark include Copenhagen, which is the capital, along with Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg, Helsingør, and Roskilde.Denmark offers a stay-back period of three years for students who complete a Danish Bachelor’s or Master’s degree. For those pursuing UK-accredited programs, the stay-back period is six months.

Why Study in Denmark?

Top Rated Universities

  • The University of Southern Denmark offers competitive study abroad programs for international students. Universities which we represent include:
  • Aarhus University
  • IBA Kolding

Scholarships / Grants

  • Many universities will offer scholarships, grants, and/or financial aid to help fund your education

Unique Social Life / Traditions

  • Students in Denmark are involved in more social interactions surrounding their studies.

Housing / Living Costs

  • Living costs will add up to around 700 - 900 EUR monthly in smaller towns. In larger areas, like Copenhagen, living costs could reach up to 1200 EUR a month.

Happiest Country in the World

  • Denmark was voted the 2nd happiest country in the world via the World Happiness Report.

Part Time Wages

  • The student can work 15-20 hours per week and earn 13-15 EUR per hour.

Exotic Food Culture

  • Another reason to study abroad in Denmark is to experience the country's unique food culture. American and Italian influences can be seen in Denmark with pastas, barbecues, and salad bars. As a student, getting to experience these traditional dishes with locals is part of the immersion process.

Wildlife / National Parks

  • Elk, boars, wolves, and brown bears frequent the terrains of Denmark. The University of Copenhagen offers an incredible Animal Science program, which is taught in English. Many universities, like Copenhagen, offer work permits for international students. If you're studying zoology or an animal related career, the National Park Service may be hiring student help. It would be a great opportunity to work with such unique wildlife.

Diverse Geography / Outdoor Activities

  • The outdoor activities which can be found here are unique and fascinating to international students. Caving is a popular activity in Jutland, where three abandoned mines are now open to the public.

Events / Festivals

  • The Aalborg Carnival is the largest carnival in Northern Europe, with over 60,000 participants and over 100,000 onlookers. Within the carnival is the Grand Parade, which ends in a large-scale party of colors in the city.

Popular Landmarks

  • Denmark is a gold mine for students wishing to study history, anthropology, geography, the social sciences, and many more. For those seeking contemporary thrills, The Tivoli Gardens is also situated in Copenhagen.
Entry Requirements
  • Master’s : Bachelor's degree with minimum 60% in relevant field
  • MBA : Bachelor's degree with minimum 60% + minimum two years relevant management experience
  • Bachelor’s : 12th with minimum 60% in relevant field
  • Aarhus University requires 16 years education for PG
  • IELTS- 6.5 with no band less than 6.0
  • Backlogs- 5-10 on trial basis
Famous Brands from Denmark
  • LEGO
  • ECCO Shoes for life
  • PANDORA
  • GEORG JENSEN
  • CARLESBERG
Visa Filing
    • Application for a residence and work permit as a student This form can be used to apply for a residence and work permit in Denmark based on studies.
    • A residence permit can be granted to foreigners who are enrolled in one of the following programs:
      1. Higher education
      2. Courses giving access to higher education
      3. Primary and secondary education
      4. Folk high schools
      5. If you are a PhD student, you must use form PHD1
    • Please note that both you and your educational institution must contribute to filling in this form.
    • In the form, all questions marked with * must be answered
    • The application will be processed by the Agency for International Recruitment and Integration.
    • Your educational institution must start the online application
    • The form consists of two parts. You and your educational institution must complete separate parts of the application. It is the educational institution that starts by filling in part 1 of the application. The educational institution must use NemID to log in and sign part 1 of the application
    • When the educational institution has signed part 1, the educational institution will be informed of a reference number and a password, which STUDENT must use to log in to part 2 of the application
 FINANCIALS
    • You must have sufficient funds to be able to support yourself during your stay in Denmark.
    • You have sufficient funds, if your disposable amount corresponds to DKK 6,820 (2024 level) per month.
    • You must multiply the amount with the number of months you will be studying at a higher educational program in Denmark.
    • If you are studying more than one year, you must be able to document funds for 12 months. That means a maximum of DKK 81,840 (2024 level).

IF THE STUDENT HAS PAID 1ST YEAR FULL TUITON FEES- THEN LIVING EXPENSE IS NOT REQUIRED TO BE SHOWN

FUNDS MUST BE IN STUDENT’S ACCOUNT ONLY (IF SHOWN)
  • What documentation can you submit?
  • Bank statement that shows:
  • Date of the statement (maximum 30 days old at the time of submission of application)
  • Your full name
  • Balance
  • Currency
  • Documentation showing that your financial support is secured via a scholarship or a student loan.
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