Study in Denmark

Denmark is a Scandinavian country in Northern Europe bordering the Baltic and the North Sea. Denmark is known for its high-quality design and architecture.

Denmark has the best Higher Education System in the World. The 2016 Universitas 21 Ranking ranks 50 countries separately by four areas, given an overall score. Once again Denmark is in the top 3. Denmark is one of the most popular international study destinations in Europe thanks to its low study costs, high-quality English-taught Master’s degrees, and innovative teaching methods.

Why should you study in Denmark?

The Danes are known to consistently be ranked as the happiest people on the planet.
Danish welfare system has free and equal rights to benefits such as healthcare and education for all citizens.
Combining high academic standards with innovative learning approaches, Danish institutions are preparing their students to play an active role in today’s globalized knowledge-based world.
Denmark offers flexible working hours.
Students can come with their partners and kids.
1 Year Post Study Work (PSW) opportunities after finishing the degree.
Lots of scholarship opportunities.
Many job opportunities.
PR opportunities.

Popular Programs in Denmark-

Bachelor:

International Business
Informatics

Master:

International Business
General Management
Business and Organizational Psychology

For Online Studies-

Bachelor:

International Business

Master:

International Business
European Executive MBA

Questions & Answers

How many intakes are there in Denmark?

There are 2 intakes in a year. Autumn and Spring intake.

What are the entry requirements to apply for universities in Denmark?

To apply for Master’s: Students need 4 years of Bachelor’s degree to apply for a Master’s.
To apply for Bachelor’s: Students need 12 classes of education to apply for a Bachelor.

Can I apply to Denmark without IELTS?

To apply for Master’s: You’ll need an IELTS score of 6.5; no band less than 6.0 to study in Denmark.
To apply for Bachelor’s: You’ll need an IELTS score of 6.0; no band less than 5.5 to study in Denmark.

What are the tuition fees in Danish universities?