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Studying in Denmark
Denmark is a Scandinavian country known for quality of life and project-based, team-oriented teaching; its universities in Copenhagen and Aarhus are research-led. Many master's programs are taught in English.
Denmark
Copenhagen
- Universities
- 1
- Tracks
- 2
- Living costs
- Very high
Denmark at a glance
- Capital
- Copenhagen
- Population
- 6 million
- Official languages
- Danish
- Language of study
- Danish; many master's programs in English
- Currency
- Danish krone (DKK)
- Time difference
- 2 hours behind Saudi Arabia
- Climate
- Temperate maritime: cool, windy and often rainy
Cost of living
Very highOne of Europe's most expensive countries; Copenhagen costs the most, especially for housing.
English language
Typical IELTS and TOEFL iBT scores by degree; each university and major sets its own.
Bachelor
- IELTS
- 6.0–6.5
- TOEFL iBT
- 80–90
Master
- IELTS
- 6.5
- TOEFL iBT
- 85–95
PhD
- IELTS
- 6.5–7.0
- TOEFL iBT
- 90–100
Programs in Danish ask for the Danish language test (Studieprøven).
Working while studying
Non-EU students may work up to 20 hours a week, and full time in June, July and August.
For guidance only: confirm with the university, the attaché and the official rules.
Program tracks that include it
Ministry of Culture
Cultural Scholarship
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- Degrees:
- Diploma, Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Doctorate
- Fields:
- Design, Food Science And Technology, Heritage And Archeology, Libraries and data science, Literatures, Languages And Linguistics, Music, and 1 more
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- Degrees:
- Diploma, Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Doctorate
- Fields:
- Design, Food Science And Technology, Heritage And Archeology, Libraries and data science, Literatures, Languages And Linguistics, Music, and 1 more
Universities in Denmark
1 university in the approved lists; here are some of them.