Study in Denmark

with Low Tuition Fess!

Get a scholarship in Denmark and study with low tuition fees. Experience world-class education in Denmark, renowned for its English-taught programs and innovative teaching methods. Discover top-ranked universities, scholarships, and a vibrant international student community. Explore research opportunities, work while you study, and immerse yourself in Danish culture. Join a progressive society focused on sustainability, equality, and academic excellence….

Why Denmark?

About Denmark

There are more than 5.78 million people living in what is officially known as the Kingdom of Denmark. Denmark, which borders Germany, is a Nordic nation. With a flat landscape, sandy coastlines, low height, and a moderate climate, the nation is an archipelago of 443 islands. The Kalmar Union, which also included Sweden and Norway, included Denmark in 1397. Sweden abandoned the Union in 1523. Until 1814, during the Napoleonic Wars, Denmark and Norway were ruled by the same king. In 1973, Denmark joined the then-named European Economic Community while retaining its own currency. Denmark was also a founder member of the OECD, the United Nations, and NATO.

Reasons for study

In addition to a large number of additional higher education institutions, Denmark has 8 universities. Five of Denmark’s universities are included in the top 500 QS World University Rankings for 2023. The University of Copenhagen, which is ranked 82nd, is the highest institution. The Technical University of Denmark, which is ranked =104th, is the next-highest institution.

Variety of Institution

Denmark has a history of providing education. There are five types of institutions in Denmark. These are universities, university colleges, artistic higher education institutions, schools of maritime education and training, and business academics. Universities offer bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programmes in a wide variety of subjects. University colleges offer vocational professional courses, preparing students to go into a career. Artistic institutions are specialist schools offering art and design courses. Maritime education and training institutions offer research and practice focused courses. Business academies offer two year Academy Profession programmes and Professional Bachelor’s degrees. Denmark follows the Bologna Process, so the degree you earn at a Danish institution will be internationally recognised.

Historical Attraction

The top tourist attractions in Italy include:

1. Copenhagen: As the nation’s capital, Copenhagen is among the top destinations in Denmark. The city offers a wide range of tourist options because to its breathtaking baroque structures, beautiful canals, and diverse cultural attractions.

2. Helsingor: One of Denmark’s most amazing tourist destinations, Helsingor is tucked away on the Oresund Strait’s narrowest point. The city’s historic timbered homes, antiquated cathedrals, and charming small communities are what give it its rustic, vintage charm.

3. Herning: Located in the heart of Jutland, Herning is a paradise for Scandinavian art enthusiasts. Herning is one of the most aesthetically beautiful destinations to visit in Denmark thanks to its bright street art, sculpture parks, and art museums.

4. Viborg: This formerly Viking settlement takes pride in its historic castles, monastic towers, and picturesque small neighborhoods. It is one of Denmark’s oldest cities.

Opportunities

Tuition and accommodation

Denmark’s official currency is the Danish Krone (DKK).

Depending on where you are from, you will pay different tuition costs. Danish universities are free to enter if you are from an EU/EEA nation. You must pay tuition if you are an international student. Each college has distinct fees that vary depending on the level of study. You should budget between DKK 45,000 and DKK 120,000 annually on average. Students can apply for scholarships, which are provided by many organizations as well as specific universities.

Study Opportunities

Education has long been a priority for Denmark. In Denmark, there are five different kinds of institutions. These include academic institutions of higher learning in the arts, academic institutions for marine education, and academic institutions for business. In a wide range of areas, universities offer bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degree programs. In order to prepare students for a career, university colleges provide vocational professional courses. Artistic institutions are specialized colleges that offer studies in design and art. Institutions for maritime education and training provide courses that focus on both research and practice. Business academies grant Professional Bachelor’s degrees and Academy Profession two-year programs. Denmark adheres to the Bologna Process, thus the degree you receive from a Danish institution will be respected globally.

Living Cost

Your living expenses will be influenced by where you choose to live because larger cities and towns will have higher living costs than smaller ones. You should plan to spend, on average, between DKK 6,000 and DKK 13,500 every month. This takes into account lodging, food, and transit. Health insurance is a further expense that students should take into account. Emergency medical care is sometimes provided without charge, but you might also need to be covered by health insurance.

Funding Opportunities

Work Opportunities
Funding and Scholarships
Research Funding
Erasmus+ Program
Work-Study Programs

Work permit

If you’re unsure whether you need health insurance, ask your institution.If you are a citizen of the Nordic, EU/EEA, or Switzerland, you are free to work in Denmark throughout your studies but you will require a work permit. If you are from somewhere else, you can work up to 20 hours a week during the academic year and full time in the summer months of June, July, and August. Additionally, you’ll need a work permit.

Scholarships In Denmark

Danish Government Scholarships

Educational Requirements: Varies by program and university. Typically, a high academic standing with a minimum CGPA of 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale) is expected.
Scholarship Amount: Covers tuition fees and provides a monthly stipend of approximately DKK 6,500 to DKK 10,000.
Opportunities: Available for both undergraduate and postgraduate studies in any field of study.

Danish State Educational Support (SU)

Educational Requirements: Must be enrolled in a recognized full-time program at a Danish educational institution.
Scholarship Amount: Monthly financial support provided to cover living expenses, currently around DKK 6,230.
Opportunities: Open to both Danish and international students studying in Denmark.

Erasmus+ Scholarships

Educational Requirements: Varies by program and university. CGPA requirements may not be specified.
Scholarship Amount: Varies depending on the duration and type of program. Covers travel expenses, and tuition fees, and provides a monthly grant.
Opportunities: Available for students participating in the Erasmus+ program for study exchanges and internships within European countries.

Danish Agency for Higher Education (UFM) Scholarships

Educational Requirements: Varies by scholarship program. CGPA requirements may vary.
Scholarship Amount: Varies depending on the program. Can cover tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs.
Opportunities: Offered for international students pursuing specific study programs or research projects in Denmark.