University in Denmark: Free and Avant-garde
PROS:
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Degree courses taught in English with innovative teaching approaches
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Completely free university fees for citizens of EU / EEA countries
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Very high quality of life, with social and health systems that are among the most efficient in the world
CONS:
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The harsh winter climate may not be suitable or loved by everyone
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The cost of living in cities like Copenhagen can be very high compared to other European cities
How does the admissions process work?
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Choose university
Select the right program for you based on your academic background, career opportunities, city culture, cost of living, and other personal preferences. Our tutors can guide you through this important choice by discussing university material if you have any doubts about what you would like to study.
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Prepare the documents and optimize your grades
Danish universities have a predominantly administrative application process, where your grades transcript carries a lot of weight. If your grades are not in great shape at the moment, you can work on them with our tutors with targeted lessons subject by subject. In addition to the grades, you will need to send a motivation letter. This is your chance to stand out from the many candidates, and which we can help you write it better.
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Make sure you meet the language requirements
Many Danish universities require a certificate attesting to your level of English, usually by passing the Academic IELTS exam with a grade of at least 6.5 or 7. Our tutors can assist you in preparing for the exam or we can direct you to the best group courses , if you prefer.
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Register and submit your application
The final step is registering on the "Optagelse" online portal and submitting the application with all forms and documents.
Which are the best universities?
Copenhagen Business School
One of the most prestigious business schools in Western Europe and the world (5th in Europe and 15th in the world according to QS).
Annual fee 2020-21 (EU / EEA students): free (Source: European Commission)
Average cost of living for students in Copenhagen: € 1,200-1,800 per month (Source: University of Copenhagen)
Aarhus University
University strongly focused on research, and consistently ranked among the top 100 in the world. It offers over 50 graduate and postgraduate courses in English
Annual fee 2020-21 (EU / EEA students): free (Source: European Commission)
Average cost of living for students in Aarhus: around € 700 per month (Source: Aarhus University)
University of Copenhagen
Public university specializing in the humanities and behavioral sciences, economics, law, business, theology, and other humanities subjects. For business and economy, it is ranked 17th in the world and 4th in Europe (QS, 2020).
Annual fee 2020-21 (EU / EEA students): free (Source: European Commission)
Average cost of living for students in Copenhagen: € 1,200 - 1,800 per month (Source: University of Copenhagen)
