Study in Denmark

➤ Universities in Denmark are known for their thriving learning environment and high standard education. The strengths of the teaching and learning style of Danish universities lie in the problem-based learning methods that encourage students to find their own solutions and become innovative thinkers.

➤ Additionally, Danish universities are equipped with world-class and cutting edge research facilities, meant to pleasantly complement your studies and to encourage you to make an important discovery.

➤ Denmark’s reputation as the happiest country in the world is not only the result of its politics, culture or history. It is also an effect of the open policy towards international students, who are seen by Danish lawmakers and communities as an essential part of a healthy and successful nation.

➤ There are good chances the programme and university you choose have partnerships with research institutions and businesses which will allow to gain practical skills and make connections for a future job.

➤ Denmark is a highly-developed nation, with some interesting traits:

• one of the highest GDP/capital in the world – 58,000 EUR/year
• second place in Europe for air quality and environmental safety
• one of the lowest crime rates in the world
• work week is 37 hours and employees are allowed to take 5 weeks of holiday/year
• low or no tuition fees

Enjoy the welcoming nature of top Danish universities such as:

• Aarhus University
• University of Copenhagen
• University of Southern Denmark
• Roskilde University
• Business Academy Aarhus
• University College Absalon
• Copenhagen School of Design and Technology (KEA)
• Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
• Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College