The University of Copenhagen is the largest institution of research and education in Denmark and in a recent international ranking is no. 1 in Scandinavia. The University consists of 8 faculties and more than 100 departments and research centres, with over 37,000 students and more than 7,000 employees. It is located in four campus areas in central Copenhagen. In approximately one hundred different institutes, departments, laboratories, centres, museums, etc., University of Copenhagen offers more than 200 study programmes in health sciences, humanities, law, life sciences, pharma-ceutical sciences, science, social sciences, and theology.

How to apply

When you apply online you must indicate if you wish our assistance in finding a place to stay in Copenhagen, to have the help of a mentor or to participate in a pre-semester Danish language course.

In the the application for admission you are required to describe your proposed study-programme at the University of Copenhagen, and your studies at your home university. You will also be asked to upload an official transcript of your studies at your home university. When you have submitted a complete application form for admission to the University of Copenhagen, we will send your application to the relevant departments for evaluation.
Applications may be submitted throughout the year. However, closing dates for applications are:
1 May for entry in September (autumn semester)
1 October for entry in February (spring semester)
All general inquiries should be directed to: inter@adm.ku.dk
Inquiries about Admission for incoming students should be directed to:
int-admission@adm.ku.dk

Student Scholarships and Exchanges

Before you start to apply for a Danish Government Scholarship, please visit the website of the Danish government authority Cirius. Cirius can guide you further in applying for the Danish Government Scholarship.

Firstly you must apply for the scholarship through the relevant authority in your home country within the application deadline set by this autority. If your application is selected by them, they will forward your application to Cirius who then distribute the scholarship applications to the relevant institutions in Denmark, including the University of Copenhagen.

The University of Copenhagen offers a significant number of courses in English each semester. This allows exchange students to put together a comprehensive study programme, which will meet the demands of their home institutions.

Inormation about exchange students studying as part of a programme: bilateral exchange, Erasmus and Nordplus.

University of Copenhagen
Nørregade 10, Postboks 2177
1017 København K
ku@ku.dk
Tel. +45 35 32 26 26

Official website

Please note that Mladiinfo does not give scholarships or any financial support, but only informs about different opportunities. Click on the direct link to the official page above to apply for the program.

Aarhus University is Denmark’s second oldest and second largest university (after the University of Copenhagen). The university was founded in 1928 and has an annual enrollment of more than 37,000 students. Aarhus University has constantly higher rankings on the most important international ranking lists, among the top 100 universities in the world. The largest student organizations at Aarhus University are the Student Union and Studenterlauget. The Student Union represents the main student body at Aarhus University while Studenterlauget represents the students at Aarhus School of Business. Both the Student Union and Studenterlauget are represented on The University Board. The Student Union also arranges annual concerts and seminars, and publishes the student magazine Delfinen.

How to apply

All applicants with foreign entrance examinations applying for a Bachelor’s degree programme must submit an application before 15 March.
As from app. 1 February, the official application form of the Coordinated Enrolment System (KOT) including admission guidelines can be downloaded HERE. The KOT brochure is also available at the University Studies Office in Aarhus, at other institutions of higher education and at Public Employment Service Centres (AF).
The application form must be completed and returned with all the required documents to the University Studies Office (Studieforvaltningen) before 15 March at 12 noon.
On 29 July, the University of Aarhus will send out a letter to all applicants informing them whether or not they have been offered a study place at the University of Aarhus.
The applicant must meet and document the general and specific admission requirements before 5 July in order to be considered for admission.
The required Danish language test must also be passed and documented before 5 July.

Student Scholarships and Exchanges

AU-IBT offers a number of scholarships for full-time international degree students (fee-paying students) to help them cover part of their tuition fees.

PhD scholarships and fellowships at Aarhus University

When you are applying for an exchange at Aarhus University if you have been nominated by your home university, you can apply to study at Aarhus University by completing the online application.

The application form should be sent to:

University Studies Office (Studieforvaltningen)
The University of Aarhus
Fredrik Nielsens Vej 5
DK-8000 Århus C
Tel.: +45 8942 1025
E-mail: stuf@au.dk

Official website

Please note that Mladiinfo does not give scholarships or any financial support, but only informs about different opportunities. Click on the direct link to the official page above to apply for the program.

Aalborg University has special education system that is project oriented, so a big part of the education in Aalborg University is based on teaching the students to learn on their own and to drive projects in group. This concept of working in group and driving project is being apply across all the different types of studies (from computer science to sociology) and is started from the first year of university.
Aalborg University is consisted of three faculties, under which all research and educational activities take place. As of January 1, 2007 the Danish Building Research Institute (SBi) is also a part of Aalborg University.

AU continuously works at being at the cutting edge – regionally, nationally and internationally – in the original range of fields as well as in new like e.g. the fields of information technology and the health sciences. Considering the demands and needs of the surrounding community for continuing education, Aalborg University additionally has started to develop its programmes within the area of life-long learning.

How to apply

All international applicants who seek admission to Aalborg University must fill in the online application form and send a printed version of this by regular mail.
Documents to be Submitted Along With the Printed Version of the Online Application Form.

You can apply to Aalborg University either as a:
Guest/Exchange/Erasmus student: a foreign student wishing to study at Aalborg University for 1 or 2 semesters as an integral part of a study programme at an institution or higher education in another country.
Or as a:
Degree student: a foreign student wishing to pursue a degree from Aalborg University.

For further information, please click here.

Student Scholarships and Exchanges

New students who have registered for a full-time study programme at Aalborg University but who are not nationals of an EU/EEA country will be charged tuition fee from August 2006.
The faculties of Aalborg University does, however, grant tuition waivers and scholarships to non-EU/EEA students. Students cannot apply for the scholarships but will be nominated by the faculties of Aalborg University when they apply to Aalborg University.
Please note that the deadline is 15 March (15 August when applying for the February intake).
You can find the online application for Erasmus Mundus on the following webpage.

Please note that ERASMUS students have to follow the requested deadlines as well.

Address
Aalborg University
Fredrik Bajers Vej 5
P.O. Box 159
DK – 9100 Aalborg
Denmark
Phone (+45) 9940 9940
aau@aau.dk

Official Website

Please note that Mladiinfo does not give scholarships or any financial support, but only informs about different opportunities. Click on the direct link to the official page above to apply for the program.

The University of Southern Denmark is a modern institution offering education and research at the highest level. With its deep regional roots and international outlook offers a great number of studying programmes and research opportunities. The university has more than 20,000 students and more than 4,000 employees. Its a multi-campus university spreading across 6 cities- Odense, Kolding, Esbjerg, Sønderborg, Slagelse and Copenhagen. In 2006, the university celebrated its 40th anniversary, as the former Odense University was founded in 1966.

Research, teaching, communication and the transfer of knowledge at the University of Southern Denmark are grouped into five academic faculties:

* The Faculty of Humanities
* The Faculty of Science
* The Faculty of Social Sciences
* The Faculty of Health Sciences
* The Faculty of Engineering

The University offers more than 35 degree programmes in English across five faculties and many academic disciplines, including programmes in English especially tailored for exchange students. A good standard of English is required because teaching at the University typically involves student participation, class discussion, project work and student presentations.

How to apply

You can apply to the University of Southern Denmark as an Exchange (student sent from a partner institution who studies one or two semesters at the University of Southern Denmark and the course credits are to be transferred back to the degree studied in the home country; list of the partner institution) Guest (student does not come from a partner institution) or Degree student (student who is enrolled to take an entire degree at the University of Southern Denmark).

For admission you must meet the entry requirements (including the language requirement) for the courses you wish to take, meet the application deadline and enclose all relevant documents.

If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen, you have to apply earlier than EU/EEA citizens to have enough time to apply for residence permit. It takes up to three months for Non-EU/EEA citizens to get a residence permit.

Application deadline
Exchange and Guest Students:
Autumn semester:
Non-EU/EEA citizens: April 1
EU/EEA citizens: May 1.

Spring semester:
Non-EU/EEA citizens: October 1
EU/EEA citizens: November 1.

Full Degree Programmes:
Bachelor degrees: March 15 (bachelor programmes only have admission in the autumn semester)
Master Degrees – deadlines differs according to the Faculty (for more information click here)

The application forms for Exchange students might be find here and for Guest students here.

Tuition Fees and Scholarships

- Exchange students do not pay tuition fees
- EU and EEA citizens do not pay tuition fees
- there are exemptions for Non-EU/EEA citizens with a permanent residence or the possibility for a permanent residence permit in Denmark

Non-EU/EEA citizens are required to pay tuition fees. The tuition fee covers educational expenses, such as courses, academic supervising and issuing of diplomas and exams. The tuition fees differ depending on what study programme you are enrolled for.

There are several scholarships options for international students, for example Danish Government Scholarship, Danish Ministry of Education Scholarship, BHJ Scholarship with more detailed information here.

You can find a scholarship also via official Danish educational website.

Address:
University of Southern Denmark
Campusvej 55
DK-5230 Odense M
Denmark
Fax +45 6550 1090

Official website

Please note that Mladiinfo does not give scholarships or any financial support, but only informs about different opportunities. Click on the direct link to the official page above to apply for the program.