To understand how to study in Denmark, you must understand the study requirements in Denmark.
Please note that these are just the basic requirements. You must check your desired university’s website for more details.
Degree
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Requirements
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Academy Profession Degree
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- Relevant vocational training or upper secondary education
- Mathematics minimum level C
- English proficiency tests (IELTS - 6.0, TOEFL iBT: 83)
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Bachelor’s Degree
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- 12th standard certificate with minimum 60%
- English proficiency tests (IELTS - 6.0, TOEFL iBT: 83)
- SOP
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Master’s Degree
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- Internationally recognised bachelor's degree.
- English proficiency tests (IELTS - 6.0, TOEFL iBT: 83)
- GRE/ GMAT Scores
- SOP, References & CV
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Doctorate Degree
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- Masters Degree in a relevant subject
- English proficiency tests (IELTS - 6.0, TOEFL iBT: 83)
- Research Proposal
- SOP, References & CV
- Entrance exam may be required
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The cost of studying in Denmark depends on the kind of lifestyle you have and the city you decide to live in. Your course and university also play a role in determining your cost of living.
Living in Denmark can be a bit expensive but can be managed with effective budgeting and applying for various scholarships, asking for student discounts wherever possible and by taking up part time jobs.
The overall cost of studying can be divided into two categories – Tuition Fees and Cost of Living.
Tuition Fees
Denmark university fees differ for EU or non-EU/EEA students, being higher for the latter. Other than the tuition fee, international students in Denmark also need to pay some administrative and student services fees.
Degree Type
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Average Annual Tuition Fee
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Bachelors
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15,000 EUR
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Masters
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6,513 - 8,500 EUR
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Cost of Living
The cost of living for international students in Denmark depends upon your lifestyle. As a rough estimate, international students would need between 800 -1,200 EUR per month to live in Denmark. Take a look at the expense chart of an international student in Denmark.
Particular
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Cost Per Month
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Accomodation
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400 - 670 EUR
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Food
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200 - 270 EUR
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Transport
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40 - 50 EUR
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Books & Study Material
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30 - 65 EUR
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Social Activities
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120 - 175 EUR
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Mobile & Internet
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20-30 EUR
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Miscellaneous
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200 EUR
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Popularly known as the happiest country in the world, Denmark has some very student friendly cities that ensure that international students enjoy the best quality of life and best education standards. Given below is a list of best cities/places to study in Denmark :
Copenhagen
- Average Cost of Living: 1,200 EUR / month
- Top Universities: University of Copenhagen
- Copenhagen Business Academy
- University College Copenhagen
Aarhus
- Average Cost of Living: 950EUR/ month
- Top Universities: Aarhus University, Aarhus School of Architecture, Aarhus Technical College
Aalborg
- Average Cost of Living: 1,008 EUR/ month
- Top Universities: Aalborg University
Odense
- Average Cost of Living: 900 EUR/ month
- Top Universities: University of Southern Denmark
The document which allows international students to study in Denmark is called “Resident Permit” in Denmark and not “Student Visa”.
The process of getting a Denmark student visa (residence permit) to study in Denmark for Indian students is quite simple. It may take 60 days for your visa to get processed. Hence, it is recommended that you start the process at least 3 months before your arrival in the country. Take a look at the step by step procedure of getting a resident permit in Denmark:
- Apply to a Danish university and get your acceptance letter.
- Apply for the resident permit on the New To Denmark website and fill the online form.
- Upload the documents and submit your application.
- Pay the application fee of 255 EUR through a Visa or MasterCard.
- Receive confirmation from the consulate or embassy.
- Submit your biometric information and photograph at the nearest embassy or consulate office of Denmark on receiving the email.
Necessary documents to apply for a Residence Permit in Denmark
- Formal letter of acceptance by your university
- Detailed explanation of your academic program
- Valid passport and passport style photos
- Completed ST1 form
- Proof of English or Danish proficiency ( depends on the language of your course)
- Proof that you have sufficient funds to live in Denmark
- Details of your accommodation
- Receipt of application fee payment
- Proof of travel insurance
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