Study in Denmark
High-quality public universities and strong graduate outcomes
- Language of study
- English (most master's)
- Typical intakes
- September
- Student visa
- Student residence permit
- Part-time work
- 20 hrs/week (full-time in Jun–Aug)
Why Denmark
Denmark suits strong academic profiles. Public universities are well funded, teaching is English at master's level, and graduates get an establishment card to stay and work.
Public university quality
Research-led teaching with small cohorts.
Stay after graduation
Establishment card allows a job search period post-degree.
High living standard
Costs are high but so are student work wages.
What It Costs
Tuition
EUR 6,000–16,000 / year
Non-EU rate; varies sharply by program.
Living
EUR 800–1,200 / month
Copenhagen sits at the top of that range.
Proof of funds
~EUR 1,000 / month of study
Set annually by Danish immigration.
Figures are indicative ranges for planning. Exact amounts depend on the university, city, and the intake you apply for.
Entry Requirements
- ✓Bachelor's degree for master's entry, with a competitive GPA
- ✓IELTS 6.5+ (component minimums apply)
- ✓Motivation letter tied to the specific program
- ✓Documented funds for the first year
- ✓Verified and translated academic documents
Intakes & Deadlines
September intake
Apply Nov–MarDeadlines are firm and early — plan a year ahead.
Visa & Work Rights
Visa type
Student residence permit (ST1)
Processing time
1–3 months
Work rights
20 hrs/week during term, full-time June–August
Watch out: Applications open only after you accept an admission offer and pay the tuition deposit.
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