Denmark attaches great importance to education and has a developed education level. I believe many friends want to study in Denmark. So what are the requirements for studying in Denmark? Next, let me introduce it to you in detail, I hope it can help you.
Conditions for studying in Denmark
Requirements for undergraduate study
The undergraduate program in Denmark lasts for 3 years. The annual tuition fee is about 5,000-8,000 euros, and the living expenses are about 500 euros. A month or a year is almost 6,000 euros. Therefore, the one-year living expenses and tuition fees for studying in Denmark for an undergraduate degree are about 90,000 to 130,000 yuan.
Educational requirements: Anyone who is in the third year of high school or has graduated from high school can apply.
Language requirements: IELTS score of 6-6.5 is required for admission.
Requirements for postgraduate study abroad
Postgraduate courses in Denmark are basically 2 years in length, with tuition fees ranging from 9,000 to 14,000 euros, and living expenses of 500 euros a month, which is about 6,000 euros a year. . Therefore, the total cost of studying as a graduate student in Denmark is about 130,000-160,000 yuan per year.
Educational requirements: Seniors or recent graduates can apply.
Language requirements: Most courses require IELTS 6.5 (no single subject less than 5.5), and some liberal arts courses require IELTS 7.0 before admission.
Admission requirements for Danish universities
1. Anyone who is over 18 years old, in good health, and has the ability to pay for study and living expenses can apply to study in Denmark.
2. Bachelor’s degree application requirements: two years of college education after high school graduation, TOEFL score of 550-575, IELTS score of 6-6.5.
3. Master’s degree application requirements: (1) Bachelor’s degree, TOEFL 550; (2) Three-year college graduate with suitable scores, TOEFL 550; (3) Entering an engineering university, TOEFL 575, IELTS 6.5.
Tuition fees for studying abroad in Denmark
1. Tuition fees for studying abroad in Denmark: Tuition fees for one year range from RMB 50,000 to RMB 130,000.
2. Living expenses for studying in Denmark: Chinese students spend about 800-1,000 Danish kroner per month on food.
3. Accommodation fee for studying in Denmark: The price of student apartment is 1,600 Danish kroner/month (two people per room). However, there are few student apartments in the capital, Copenhagen, and the price is also more expensive, about 3,000 Danish kroner/month (two people per room).
Things to note when studying in Denmark
1. Apply for schools
To apply for studying in Denmark, you can go directly to the website of the Danish university and contact the person of the school you want to apply for by email. Contact the International Students Department or the Admissions Office to briefly introduce yourself and request an application form. Application forms for many schools can be downloaded directly from their websites.
Get the application completed and mail it to the school together with relevant certificates and copies (unless originals are required). If the school considers that the applicant meets the requirements, it will generally issue an admission letter directly.
2. Apply for a passport
The procedures for applying for a passport when studying abroad are the same in all countries. Please refer to the introduction of passport application on this website.
3. Apply for a visa
With the admission notice, go to the consulate to fill out the study visa application form and prepare relevant materials. It is valid for 1 year.
4. Entry
Denmark is a small country, and most people enter the country in Copenhagen. There is a train station on the first floor of Copenhagen Airport, and you can buy tickets to various places. Students under the age of 26 can apply for the Danish National Railways (DSB) "WildCard" here with their passports. With this card, they can enjoy youth discount fares. You can get a proxy card at that time, and the official card will be sent to your address one to two weeks later.
5. Register at school
Generally, the school will prepare an admission guide for you and go through the admission procedures according to the school's arrangements. Some schools have temporary accommodation, and you need to find a house by yourself later.
6. Apply for a yellow card (because the card is yellow)
Apply for population registration at the commune (Kommune) where the Danish students are located, and receive the person number (Personnummer), which takes one to two weeks You will then receive a yellow card, and then you can enjoy free medical care, library resources, etc. in Denmark.
7. Work permit and tax card
Students in Denmark can apply for a work permit, just go to the Public Security Bureau and fill out an application form. Applying for a tax card is equally simple, but if you want to apply for a high-value tax card, you need a certificate from your work unit.
8. Apply for a bank account
Opening an account is very simple. Just show your yellow card and the clerk will fill in the application form on your behalf, and you can sign at the end. You will receive your bank card and password one week later. Follow the instructions in the letter and call the number in the letter or go to the bank in person to activate your account.
9. Renewal of visa
Renewal of visa must be done at the local Public Security Bureau or Immigration Bureau office. It is very simple to renew the visa for the second academic year at the same school, and you can even get the visa on the spot.
It takes more than a month to apply for a visa change when changing schools or applying for a tourist visa because you don’t want to go home during the holidays.