Study In Denmark
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An Insight into Denmark
Capital
Copenhagen
Population
6 M
Language
Danish
GDP
$410 Billion USD
Dialing Code
+45
Currency
Danish Krone (DEK)
Major Cities in Denmark
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List of Universities in Denmark
A Detailed Look at the Process
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Research and Choose a Program
Explore English-taught programs offered by Danish universities using portals like Study in Denmark. Check specific entry requirements, such as equivalent qualifications for bachelor’s, relevant bachelor’s degrees for master’s, and relevant master’s degrees for PhD programs.
Submit Application
Undergraduate applications are submitted via Optagelse.dk, while master’s and PhD applications go through university portals. Deadlines for non-EU/EEA students are usually January 15 or March 1, and mid-June for EU/EEA students.
Pay Application Fees
Some universities charge an application fee, typically around EUR 100-150. Confirm payment requirements with your chosen institution.
Await Admission Decision
Universities typically respond within 1-2 months of the application deadline, if accepted, you’ll receive an offer letter or confirmation of admission.
Apply for a Residence Permit (if required)
Non-EU/EEA students must apply for a residence permit via the Danish Immigration Service, providing an admission letter, proof of ~EUR 880/month, and health insurance. EU/EEA students only need to register with local authorities upon arrival.
Biometric Appointment
Schedule and attend a biometric appointment at a visa application center to provide your fingerprints and photograph.
Visa Decision
Wait for the visa decision. The processing time varies, so it's advisable to apply well in advance of your intended start date.
Enroll at the University
Complete university enrollment and attend orientation to adapt to campus and Danish culture.
