Higher Education Institutions

There are different types of higher education institutions in Denmark which provide diverse kinds of academic programmes such as Bachelor, Academy Profession, Master’s, PhD, and Exchange programmes.

Featured below is a list of Danish higher education institutions: Universities, Artistic Higher Education Institutions University Colleges, and Schools of Maritime Education & Training.

Academic Semester in Denmark: There are two semesters (intakes) in each year. They are Autumn and Spring.

1. September Intake: usually, the admission deadline is 15 March for courses starting in August or September. Application online portal opens 1^st of February. And it closes in 15^th March. University first responses regarding application from 28^th July. Class starts in August/September.
2. January Intake: For January intake courses, usually, the deadline is 1 September. The application forms are available from the institutions approximately two months prior to the deadline. For January Intake courses, applicants have to contact with the university to know the response time. There is no transparent information as found for the September Intake.

Entry Requirements: for the students taught in English as a medium of instruction:

1. 1. Undergraduate:
      1. Passport
      2. Minimum HSC.
      3. HSC and a Supplementary Course (HSC+1 year (completed) of a Bachelor degree).
      4. Usually, 6.00 to 7.00 IELTS or any related Proof of English Proficiency Certificate.
      5. A motivational Essay (optional-depends on the institution).
      6. Filled-up verification form

                    2. Postgraduate:

1. 1. Passport
   2. A 4 Years’ Bachelor’s Degree.
   3. Usually, 6.00 to 7.00 IELTS or any related Proof of English Proficiency Certificate.
   4. 2 recommendation letters (depends on the university/institution) from teachers of the last education institutions.
   5. CV
   6. Course Descriptions
   7. University Degree Grading Scale
   8. And other relevant educational documents.

University Admission Application Process:

Undergraduate: 

1. Application Fee: Not Applicable/Applicable – Few educational institutions ask for an application fee and few other don’t ask for any application fee.
   1. The only undergraduate admissions portal is Optagelse.dk, except for Master’s programmes and adult higher education.
   2. Students can apply up to Eight Programmes. You must list priority. Your 1^st priority is the one you prefer to be admitted to.
   3. Firstly, open an account through optagelse.dk. Secondly, attach documents as required, such as HSC Certificates, IELTS Certificates, and motivational essay (optional-depends on the institution). Thirdly, you must print, sign and send a signature page for each application. Fourthly, if you apply for the same programme at several places, you must make an application to each educational institution. Finally, you must send a signature page each to programme you apply for at the educational institution offering the program (some institution may receive signature page via email).
   4. You will get only one offer.
   5. Result day: 28 July (whether you are offered an offer or rejected).
   6. If you are admitted, you must confirm that you want to be enrolled at the programme.

A Brief Summary of Denmark

If someone searches on Google for the happiest countries in the world, Denmark will be seen in the list among the top positions. Danes are extraordinarily friendly and love togetherness. They recognize one another and enjoy the presence of known ones. They live out the concept of “Hygge” day-in and day-out. It is the concept to indulge in good things around them.

Denmark is also place of innovations. Lego, the world’s most famous brick, was invented in Denmark, and a small Danish town called Billund is said to be its birthplace. Those who love science will know that it was not only LEGO that Danes can take credit for inventing. Danes contributed to medical research that led to the discovery of insulin and are real leaders in innovation in the field of wind power. But that’s not all, it is to be known that an initial map of Google Maps was built by two Danish brothers, and that Danes contributed to the invention of the loudspeaker and Bluetooth.

It would be unfair if we miss out mentioning about Vikings when we talk about Denmark. Some people believe that Danes are as strong as Vikings, and that is the first association with them. We cannot prove them right or wrong but can state for the fact that Denmark is a perfect place to get a taste of the old Viking culture. The country is also popularly known for its bicycle culture. It is not just a cheap exercise! Bikes are an important part of the locals’ everyday life in Denmark and it is one of the nations in the world with the most cyclists.Copenhagen is even called the capital of bikes.

However, there are obstacles too to deal with.Individuals who are reluctant to pay taxes to the government may not like Denmark at all as people spend more than 50% of their income in raising the government fund. Buying cars is beyond most of the people’s ability as the taxes on them are ridiculously high. It is expected to get used to with bicycles.

Major Cities in Denmark:

1. Copenhagen
2. Aarhus
3. Odense
4. Aalborg
5. Esbjerg
6. Randers

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Major Airports in the Denmark:

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A Brief Summary of Denmark

If someone searches on Google for the happiest countries in the world, Denmark will be seen in the list among the top positions. Danes are extraordinarily friendly and love togetherness. They recognize one another and enjoy the presence of known ones. They live out the concept of “Hygge” day-in and day-out. It is the concept to indulge in good things around them.

Denmark is also place of innovations. Lego, the world’s most famous brick, was invented in Denmark, and a small Danish town called Billund is said to be its birthplace. Those who love science will know that it was not only LEGO that Danes can take credit for inventing. Danes contributed to medical research that led to the discovery of insulin and are real leaders in innovation in the field of wind power. But that’s not all, it is to be known that an initial map of Google Maps was built by two Danish brothers, and that Danes contributed to the invention of the loudspeaker and Bluetooth.

It would be unfair if we miss out mentioning about Vikings when we talk about Denmark. Some people believe that Danes are as strong as Vikings, and that is the first association with them. We cannot prove them right or wrong but can state for the fact that Denmark is a perfect place to get a taste of the old Viking culture. The country is also popularly known for its bicycle culture. It is not just a cheap exercise! Bikes are an important part of the locals’ everyday life in Denmark and it is one of the nations in the world with the most cyclists.Copenhagen is even called the capital of bikes.

However, there are obstacles too to deal with.Individuals who are reluctant to pay taxes to the government may not like Denmark at all as people spend more than 50% of their income in raising the government fund. Buying cars is beyond most of the people’s ability as the taxes on them are ridiculously high. It is expected to get used to with bicycles.

Major Cities in Denmark:

1. Copenhagen
2. Aarhus
3. Odense
4. Aalborg
5. Esbjerg
6. Randers

See more 

Major Airports in the Denmark:

Read more

A Brief Summary of Denmark

If someone searches on Google for the happiest countries in the world, Denmark will be seen in the list among the top positions. Danes are extraordinarily friendly and love togetherness. They recognize one another and enjoy the presence of known ones. They live out the concept of “Hygge” day-in and day-out. It is the concept to indulge in good things around them.

Denmark is also place of innovations. Lego, the world’s most famous brick, was invented in Denmark, and a small Danish town called Billund is said to be its birthplace. Those who love science will know that it was not only LEGO that Danes can take credit for inventing. Danes contributed to medical research that led to the discovery of insulin and are real leaders in innovation in the field of wind power. But that’s not all, it is to be known that an initial map of Google Maps was built by two Danish brothers, and that Danes contributed to the invention of the loudspeaker and Bluetooth.

It would be unfair if we miss out mentioning about Vikings when we talk about Denmark. Some people believe that Danes are as strong as Vikings, and that is the first association with them. We cannot prove them right or wrong but can state for the fact that Denmark is a perfect place to get a taste of the old Viking culture. The country is also popularly known for its bicycle culture. It is not just a cheap exercise! Bikes are an important part of the locals’ everyday life in Denmark and it is one of the nations in the world with the most cyclists.Copenhagen is even called the capital of bikes.

However, there are obstacles too to deal with.Individuals who are reluctant to pay taxes to the government may not like Denmark at all as people spend more than 50% of their income in raising the government fund. Buying cars is beyond most of the people’s ability as the taxes on them are ridiculously high. It is expected to get used to with bicycles.

Major Cities in Denmark:

1. Copenhagen
2. Aarhus
3. Odense
4. Aalborg
5. Esbjerg
6. Randers

See more 

Major Airports in the Denmark:

Read more

A Brief Summary of Denmark

If someone searches on Google for the happiest countries in the world, Denmark will be seen in the list among the top positions. Danes are extraordinarily friendly and love togetherness. They recognize one another and enjoy the presence of known ones. They live out the concept of “Hygge” day-in and day-out. It is the concept to indulge in good things around them.

Denmark is also place of innovations. Lego, the world’s most famous brick, was invented in Denmark, and a small Danish town called Billund is said to be its birthplace. Those who love science will know that it was not only LEGO that Danes can take credit for inventing. Danes contributed to medical research that led to the discovery of insulin and are real leaders in innovation in the field of wind power. But that’s not all, it is to be known that an initial map of Google Maps was built by two Danish brothers, and that Danes contributed to the invention of the loudspeaker and Bluetooth.

It would be unfair if we miss out mentioning about Vikings when we talk about Denmark. Some people believe that Danes are as strong as Vikings, and that is the first association with them. We cannot prove them right or wrong but can state for the fact that Denmark is a perfect place to get a taste of the old Viking culture. The country is also popularly known for its bicycle culture. It is not just a cheap exercise! Bikes are an important part of the locals’ everyday life in Denmark and it is one of the nations in the world with the most cyclists.Copenhagen is even called the capital of bikes.

However, there are obstacles too to deal with.Individuals who are reluctant to pay taxes to the government may not like Denmark at all as people spend more than 50% of their income in raising the government fund. Buying cars is beyond most of the people’s ability as the taxes on them are ridiculously high. It is expected to get used to with bicycles.

Major Cities in Denmark:

1. Copenhagen
2. Aarhus
3. Odense
4. Aalborg
5. Esbjerg
6. Randers

See more 

Major Airports in the Denmark:

Read more