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Study Abroad : Denmark

Study in Denmark

Denmark is a country in Scandinavia and is situated in northern Europe. The Jutland peninsula, the major islands of Zealand, Funen, and Lolland, as well as some 480 other islands between the North and Baltic seas, make up this island kingdom. Citizens can enjoy excellent levels of life thanks to a welfare system that works well and contemporary infrastructure.

For the Danes, cleanliness is vital. The majority so favor riding their bikes. Most people own one and utilize it on a daily basis. Since all metropolitan areas have designated bike lanes, it is rather simple for people to bike to work or school in cities, small towns, and rural areas. Denmark's location and topography contribute to its comparatively mild climate, making outdoor activities viable for the most of the year.Even though Danish is the official language of the country, the majority of Danes are fluent in English and many also speak German. That being said, knowing a little bit of Danish will help you both professionally and socially. In Denmark, you can receive free Danish language instruction if you work or study there.

Popular Universities to Study in Denmark



Test Required to Study in Denmark

IELTS

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TOEFL

The TOEFL ( Test of English as a Foreign Language ), is widely recognized as a leading language proficiency exam. Students have the option to take the TOEFL either offline or online, depending on their preferences and circumstances. For the TOEFL online exam, prerequisites may vary, typically ranging from 71 to 92 points, depending on the subject and institution selected. However, higher scores are often required for Ph.D. programs.

GRE

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GMAT

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Study Intake in Denmark

Denmark universities offer two intakes annually: a summer intake and a winter intake. Certain Danish colleges also offer tuition-free programs. Many public universities around the country offer free tuition to students from Switzerland, EEAs, and EAs.

Intake Offered :

Intake Study Program Admission Starts
Summer Undergraduate and Postgraduate January - March
Winter Undergraduate and Postgraduate July - September

Denmark University Average Fees

Study Program Appropriate Fee in Denmark
Bachelor Degree 7,000 EUR to 20,000 EUR per annum
PostGraduate 7,000 EUR to 20,000 EUR per annum

Denmark Visa Types

  • Non-EU, EEA, and Swiss citizens:

    • Before you arrive in Denmark for more than six months, apply for a student residency permit.

  • EU, EEA, and Swiss citizens:

    • Apply for residence formality. Not supposed to work for a residence permit

    How to apply visa

    Step 1: Determine whether you qualify for a student visa to Denmark.
    Step 2: Put together all necessary paperwork.
    Step 3: To apply online for a visa to Denmark.
    Step 4: Await the status of the approval.
    Step 5: Take a plane to Denmark to complete your study.

    Frequently asked question

    The best time to start applying for your residence permit is three months before your arrival date. The complete process and processing dates may differ depending on your nationality because certain documents need to be signed, sealed, and sent in addition to biometrics.

    If you fulfill the legal requirements listed below, you are eligible to work in Denmark as an international student: Students that are not from the EU/EEA or the Nordic countries are permitted to work 20 hours per week from September to May, and 37 hours per week from June to August.
    While studying in Denmark, international students are permitted to work. Upon course completion, the option to apply for a work permit becomes available. Swiss, EU/EEA, and Nordic nationals are not limited in their working hours.
    Universities in Denmark require an IELTS score between 6.0 and 7.0. A reading score of more than 6.5 on the IELTS may even be required by some colleges. It solely relies on the course and university.

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