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Study in Denmark
Study in Denmark
Let’s investigate why Denmark is becoming a top study destination for Bangladeshi students.
Denmark is the second happiest country in the world. They have some world-class universities that are renowned for their exceptional education excellence
Why Denmark?
The following are the primary factors why Denmark is an excellent choice for your higher education:
- High-Quality Education: The World University Ranking shows that almost all public universities in Denmark are top ranked. Universities in Denmark are particularly popular with students because of their high standards of education, wide variety of innovative teaching methods, world-class research, and problem-based learning.
- No Bank Statement: When applying for a visa in Denmark, students do not have to present a Bank Statement.
- High Visa Ratio: Denmark has a higher visa approval ratio than other countries.
- Work Opportunities: International students can work part-time monthly for 90 hours during their semester and full-time during summer vacation (June-August). Spouses can always work full-time.
- Post-Study Work Permit: Students will get a 3-year job-seeking period for a job and switch their study permit to a work permit.
- Scholarships and Financial Aid: Education in Denmark is made more accessible with the availability of multiple scholarships and funding options for international students. Please get in contact with REC in order to get further information about any unique scholarship programs.
- International Environment: Students from all over the world go to Denmark for higher studies, creating a multicultural environment.
- Quality of Life: Denmark is very popular worldwide for its high quality of life, safety, and excellent healthcare system. Denmark is the second happiest country in the world.
- Cost of Living: While Denmark has higher living costs, it more than compensates by offering more excellent wages – even on student jobs. Healthcare and Education are free, which also reduces expenses.
- Accommodation options: Denmark has a variety of housing, from stylish city apartments to cosy countryside homes. Universities offer low-cost student accommodation that leads to lively neighborhoods.
- Language Requirement: Many programs are taught in English, eliminating language barriers for newcomers. But if you learn Danish, you will have a much more rewarding experience and good job prospects.
Top Universities in Denmark
| Sl. | University | QS World University Ranking |
| 1 | University of Copenhagen (UCPH) | 107 |
| 2 | Technical University of Denmark (DTU) | 121 |
| 3 | Aarhus University | 143 |
| 4 | University of Southern Denmark (SDU) | 326 |
| 5 | Aalborg University (AAU) | 336 |
Average Tuition Costs
Cost of Tuition: Depends on student status and program. For Non-EU/EEA students:
- Bachelor’s programs: Approx. 6,000 – 16,000 EUR
- Master’s programs: Approx. 6,700 – 20,000 EUR
*NOTE: Actual tuition fees may vary based on the program, university, and other factors. Verify with the institution for the most accurate information.
Intake and Deadline
| Intake | Application Period | Typical Deadline |
| Fall | November 1 – March 15 | March 15 |
| Spring | May 1 – October 1 | October 1 |
Some universities also offer limited summer programs.
Top Universities' Deadlines (2025-2026 Academic Year):
| University | Fall Deadline | Spring Deadline |
| University of Copenhagen | March 15, 2024 | October 1, 2024 |
| Technical University of Denmark (DTU) | January 15, 2024 (non-EU/EEA) | October 1, 2024 |
| March 15, 2024 (EU/EEA) | ||
| Aarhus University | March 15, 2024 | November 1, 2024 (limited programs) |
| Aalborg University | March 15, 2024 | October 1, 2024 (limited programs) |
| Copenhagen Business School (CBS) | March 15, 2024 | October 1, 2024 (limited programs) |
*Note: Deadlines may vary for specific programs. Check the university’s official website for the most up-to-date information.
Alternatively, you can book a free consultation with our counselor in Denmark to receive expert advice and guidance for your entire application
Course Details
| Degree | Duration |
| Bachelor of Science (BSc) | 3 years |
| Bachelor of Arts (BA) | 3 years |
| Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) | 3 years |
| Master of Science (MSc) | 2 years |
| Master of Arts (MA) | 2 years |
| Master of Engineering (MEng) | 2 years |
| Master of Information Technology (MIT) | 2 years |
Popular Specializations in Denmark:
Denmark excels in several unique fields of study, attracting students worldwide:
- Agriculture and Environment: Green technologies, sustainable farming, climate change mitigation program.
- Architecture, Design and Visual Arts: Denmark is known for their innovative projects in the areas of architecture, industrial design and digital arts.
- Economics, Commerce, Management and Accounting: The focus is on strong international business, entrepreneurship and sustainable business models.
- Engineering: This also demonstrates Danish cutting-edge advanced wind energy and robotics as well as biotechnological programs, which is the Scandinavian country’s image of technological leadership.
- Healthcare, Social Services, and Care Services: Courses on public health, health systems and geriatric care.
Scholarships Availability
Denmark public universities offer 100% scholarships and a monthly stipend for meritorious students based on a bachelor’s CGPA, IELTS score, and motivational letter .
By reviewing many websites, it is clear that students generally worry about the cost of tuition. So, it would be helpful for you to state the average tuition fee in this section as well.
review this link for reference: https://studyindenmark.dk/study-options/tuition-fees-scholarships/tuition-fees-and-scholarships
Do not forget to make a little note stating actual tuition fee can vary to the universities like in this link.
With REC's expert guidance, you can easily navigate your path to securing a scholarship. Book your free consultation with our REC Denmark representative today to discover a customized scholarship strategy tailored to your goals.
University application checklist for Denmark
| Sl. | Documents |
| 1 | SSC-Transcript & Certificate |
| 2 | HSC-Transcript & Certificate |
| 3 | Bachelor-Transcript & Certificate |
| 4 | IELTS Certificate |
| 5 | Motivational letter |
| 6 | Resume |
| 7 | Passport |
| 8 | NID |
| 9 | Letter of employment (if applicable) |
| 10 | Course Description (if applicable) |
| 11 | Bank Statement ((if applicable USA Uni) |
| 12 | Letter of recommendation from the university |
Student Visa Checklist for Denmark
| Sl. | Documents |
| 1 | Copy of all pages of your passport – including all empty pages and the passport’s front and back cover |
| 2 | All educational certificates and transcripts |
| 3 | IELTS Certificate |
| 4 | Motivational letter |
| 5 | Offer letter |
| 6 | Tuition fee confirmation/Bank Statement (if scholarship) |
| 7 | Letter of employment (if applicable) |
Student Life at Denmark
Danish student life offers a unique blend of academic rigor and social enjoyment:
Cultural diversity:
Vibrant international student community with opportunities for cultural exchange.
Hygge:
Experience the Danish concept of coziness and well-being, integral to Danish lifestyle.
Events and activities:
Frequent cultural festivals like Copenhagen Light Festival and Aarhus Festival, student-led activities including sports clubs, debate societies, music groups, and Friday bar
Accommodation:
Modern, well-equipped student dormitories, shared apartments in vibrant city neighborhoods, homestays with Danish families for cultural immersion
Work-life balance:
Emphasis on personal time and leisure activities, opportunity for part-time work (up to 20 hours per week during semesters)
Classroom culture:
Interactive and discussion-based learning, group projects and collaborative assignments, close interaction with professors and industry professionals
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
Denmark offers attractive options for international graduates:
- Establishment Card: Allows graduates to stay and seek work for up to 3 years after completion of studies
Pathway to Permanent Residency (PR)
Denmark offers a clear path to permanent residency for international graduates:
- Employment: Work in Denmark for 3-4 years after graduation (Must have full-time employment relevant to your field of study
- Language proficiency: Pass Danish language test at A2 level or higher
- Financial stability: Meet income requirements (varies based on job type and location)
- Integration: Pass the citizenship test demonstrating knowledge of Danish society, culture, and history; participate in local community activities
- Legal compliance: Maintain a clean criminal record and adhere to all visa and residency regulations
*Note: Immigration rules are subject to change. Refer to the official Danish Immigration Service website (nyidanmark.dk) for the most current and accurate information.