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Known for its top-tier universities and innovative teaching styles, Denmark offers both Bachelor’s and Master’s programs in English, making it an ideal choice for international students. After graduation, students can apply for a work visa, providing opportunities to build a career in Denmark’s growing industries.
The education system here is renowned for its hands-on learning, critical thinking, and close interaction between students and professors. With a high standard of living, affordable tuition compared to other European countries, and a society where English is widely spoken, Denmark makes Indian students feel right at home. Whether you're considering a university or a vocational school, Denmark offers diverse educational pathways with a handsome return on investments.
Denmark Work Visa
As of July 1, 2024, international students can work up to 90 hours per month and full-time in June, July, and August. You can apply for a Danish work visa online through the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI). You can apply yourself or have someone apply on your behalf.
In Denmark, international graduates have options for work visas post-graduation to help them start their careers. Here are some of the main options:
Denmark Establishment Card
Graduates from Danish higher education programs at the Bachelor's, Master’s, or PhD levels are eligible for a duration of up to 2 years (with the possibility to extend by an additional year). This may allow graduates to work in Denmark in any field and even start a business.The application must be submitted within a year of completing studies.
What is necessary? A Proof of graduation from a recognized Danish institution, and financial proof to support yourself in Denmark.
Denmark Job-Seeking Visa
Graduates from Danish higher education institutions are eligible to apply. Duration will be for 6 months. This visa allows recent graduates to stay in Denmark to search for a job in their field. A valid residence permit is required as a student in Denmark, along with proof of graduation.
Pay Limit Scheme
Individuals with a job offer in Denmark that meets a specified minimum salary requirement can apply. It is typically granted for 4 years, with options for renewal for employment across all industries, providing greater flexibility as long as the salary threshold is met.
A valid job offer with a salary above the specified limit is needed (usually around 465,000 DKK annually, though this may vary) and proof of qualifications or relevant experience in the role.
Denmark Fast-Track Scheme
Those with a job offer from a Danish company are certified to use the Fast-Track Scheme. It is valid for up to 4 years, and renewable. This allows to to quickly onboard qualified international graduates and professionals with Danish firms.
A Job offer from a certified employer is essential and te role must align with the applicant’s qualifications.
Transition to Permanent Residency
After holding a work visa for 8 years (or 4 years in some cases), you may apply for permanent residency in Denmark if you meet the criteria.
For more details, the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) provides comprehensive information on application procedures and requirements.
The universities mentioned in the article have several courses that are taught 100% in English.
Universities in Denmark
Universities in Denmark typically offer Bachelors and Masters Programs.
VIA University College: A top university offering undergrad courses in Engineering, Design, and Environment.
University of Southern Denmark: SDU is an excellent university that provides Bachelor's and Master's programs on two campuses, all of which are taught 100% in English.
Campuses: Sønderborg Campus , Odense Campus
Aarhus University: Study at the most prestigious innovation focused University for a postgraduate degree. Ranked in the world's top 100. Here you may design your own programme and study research-based Master's programmes.
Aarhus School of Architecture
Aalborg University (AAU)
University of Copenhagen (UCPH)
Roskilde University (RUC)
Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Specialized Arts and Music Institutions in Denmark
These institutes primarily offer Bachelors, Some Masters Programs.
Funen Art Academy
The Royal Academy of Music - Aarhus/Aalborg
The Royal Danish Academy of Music
National Film School of Denmark
Danish National Academy of Music
The Royal Opera Academy
Rhythmic Music Conservatory (RMC)
Royal Danish Academy - Architecture, Design and Conservation
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Schools of Visual Art
The Danish National School of Performing Arts
Design and IT Institutions
Bachelors and Masters Programs in Specialized Fields
Design School Kolding
IT University of Copenhagen (ITU)
University Colleges
Primarily Bachelors Programs, Some Professional Masters Programs
Danish School of Media and Journalism (DMJX)
University College South Denmark
University College of Northern Denmark (UCN)
University College Absalon
UCL University College
University College Copenhagen
Business Academies
Primarily Bachelors and Professional Degrees
Zealand - Academy of Technologies and Business
International Business Academy (IBA)
Dania Academy
Business Academy Aarhus
Copenhagen Business Academy
Business Academy SouthWest
KEA - Copenhagen School of Design and Technology
Maritime Academies
Specialized institutes, primarily Bachelors or Vocational Training
Svendborg International Maritime Academy (SIMAC)
Aarhus School of Maritime and Technical Engineering
Copenhagen School of Maritime Education and Training
Maritime Training and Education Centre (MARTEC)
This categorization helps differentiate traditional universities from institutions focused on the arts, design, business, and maritime training, many of which primarily offer Bachelor's degrees but may have some Master's level or specialized professional degrees.
General Admission Requirements
Your qualifications should be equivalent to a Danish upper secondary school diploma.
For Academy Profession (AP) degree programs (short-cycle professional higher education), a qualification level equivalent to a relevant Danish vocational diploma may suffice. Certain Professional Bachelor’s programs may also accept a relevant vocational qualification.
Specific Admission Requirements
Similar to Danish applicants, you must meet the specific entry requirements for your chosen program. These requirements often include the level of subjects completed, grades in individual subjects, and overall grade point average (GPA).
It’s recommended to consult the educational institution you wish to apply to and confirm if you meet the specific requirements.
You can review specific course requirements on the university’s website.
If your qualifications do not meet these requirements, you may have the option to take a supplementary course, making you eligible for admission. Note that these courses are only offered in Danish and do not affect your GPA.
Language Requirements
You will need to document proficiency in English, depending on the program.
For programs taught in Danish, you must demonstrate sufficient oral and written proficiency in Danish by the start of the program.
Estimated deadlines
The application deadlines usually is on 15 March, 12 PM (CET) and 5 July, 12 PM (CET). These dates Optagelse.dk shut at 12 PM (CET).
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