Danish higher education institutions offer more than 600 degree programmes and 1300 courses taught in English
Read about the application process and the steps you need to take to study at a Danish Institution of Higher Education
Here's the quick guide to all you need to know about tuition fees and scholarships
The Ministry of Higher Education and Science has decided to postpone the deadline for applications for admission to higher education via quota 2 by one week. The new deadline is Sunday, March 22, 2020 at 12 noon.
The coronavirus/COVID-19 affects all higher education institutions in Denmark.
Students from selected countries (Brazil, China, Japan, Egypt, the Republic of South Korea and Russia) can now apply for a Danish Government Scholarship under the Cultural Agreements.
New report ranks Denmark the best country in the world to raise children and be a woman in.
It is sensible to consider the country's security, when you decide to study abroad. Studying Denmark is a safe choice, since then Danish society is ranked in top five of safest countries.
