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News from Study in Denmark about Danish research and higher education
On July 1st a new master’s degree for working professionals came into effect
Maybe you are new to Denmark and looking forward to spending the next few years studying here. Or you have been here for a while - but there are still some things you, as an international student, can not get your head around. Do not panic... there's a guide to help you!
The application deadline came and went, and the applications have been counted. Almost 8,000 applicants with non-Danish citizenship have applied for a place in a English-taught study programme in Denmark.
If you want to study at a higher education institution in Denmark, the application deadline is approaching.
Live chat with a guidance counsellor on how to apply for a study programme at a higher education institution in Denmark
The newly published Global Peace Index for 2020 ranks Denmark number 5 out of 163 countries.
The Nordics are doing well in protecting the freedom of speech. Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark are once again at the top of the list of the 2021 World Press Freedom Index
Denmark does really well in the QS World University Rankings 2022 as two Danish universities rank among the 100 best out of 1300 universities according to QS World University Rankings, one of the oldest and most well-known university rankings.
A new report by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) found that Copenhagen is now the world's safest city.
If you are curious and would like to know more about the Danish education system, then this publication is definitely for you.
