Why Study in Denmark?
Denmark is quickly emerging as a top destination for international students seeking world-class education in a safe, inclusive, and innovative environment. The country is known for its high academic standards, forward-thinking approach to learning, and strong emphasis on research and sustainability.
Danish universities offer a wide range of English-taught programs across disciplines like engineering, business, health sciences, design, and social sciences. The teaching style in Denmark focuses on problem-solving, creativity, collaboration, and independent thinking—equipping students with practical skills that employers value globally.
With affordable or even free tuition for EU/EEA students and various scholarships available for international students, Denmark is a financially smart choice. Moreover, students are allowed to work part-time during their studies and full-time during vacations, making it easier to support living expenses. After graduation, international students can apply for a post-study residence permit to look for jobs and possibly apply for permanent residency.
Why Choose Denmark?
High quality of life and student-friendly cities
Globally respected degrees
Focus on innovation and sustainability
Diverse international student community
Clear pathways to post-study employment and residence
Top Universities in Denmark (2025)
1. University of Copenhagen (UCPH)
Location: Copenhagen
Known for: Health Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Law
Ranked: Top 100 globally
2. Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Location: Kongens Lyngby
Known for: Engineering, Environmental Technology, IT
3. Aarhus University
Location: Aarhus
Known for: Business, Arts, Medicine, and Science
4. Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
Location: Frederiksberg
Known for: Economics, Finance, International Business, and Marketing
5. University of Southern Denmark (SDU)
Location: Odense
Known for: Engineering, Robotics, Social Sciences
General Admission Requirements
English language test (IELTS 6.5+, TOEFL iBT 88+)
Academic transcripts (10th, 12th, Bachelor’s if applying for Master’s)
Motivation letter (Statement of Purpose)
CV or Resume
Letters of Recommendation (for Master’s level)
Valid passport
Tuition & Living Costs
Tuition Fees (non-EU/EEA students): EUR €6,000–€16,000 per year
Living Costs: Approx. EUR €800–€1,200/month
Part-time work rights: Up to 20 hours/week during semesters
Post-study work permit: Up to 3 years after graduation
Scholarships for International Students
Danish Government Scholarships under the Cultural Agreements
Erasmus+
University-specific scholarships and tuition waivers (especially for Master’s programs)