Denmark has a charming natural scenery and unique architectural style, so a lot of people travel to Denmark, at the same time, the Danish teaching level is very high, more than a well-known colleges and universities, international recognition is higher, so a lot of domestic high school students choose to study in Denmark, the Danish study in how to apply for?
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1, undergraduate study abroad requirements Denmark undergraduate education system for 3 years, the annual tuition is about 5000-8000 euros, the cost of living is about 500 euros a month, a year is about 6000 euros.
Therefore, the living expenses and tuition fees for a year of studying abroad in Denmark are about 9000-130,000 RMB.
Education Requirements: Senior three students or graduates of the past can apply.
Language requirement: IELTS 6-6.5 is required for admission.
2. The postgraduate courses in Denmark are basically 2 years, the tuition is about 9000-14,000 Euros, and the cost of living is 500 euros a month, almost 6000 euros a year.
Therefore, the total cost of Danish graduate students is about 130-160,000 yuan a year.
Education Requirement: Senior students or previous graduates are eligible to apply.
Language Requirements: Most courses require an IELTS of 6.5 (no less than 5.5).
Planning should be done at the beginning, you need to determine what needs to be done in each stage, and allocate the time well, so that all the processes can be carried out in order, you will not miss anything.
You can make backward arrangements according to the deadline, and need to leave enough reaction time for each stage, so that there is enough time to solve the emergency, will not delay the next step.
2, Language preparation Language preparation should be started as early as possible, especially for students with poor language foundation, it is necessary to make early preparation, including the training of English standard test and oral exercise, both of which need to be carried out at the same time.
It is recommended that we do not think of self-study, in a limited time to improve the efficiency of learning is our first choice, to sign up for a training class can greatly save time, and the effect is also very good.
3. To confirm the target school and major, we need to do our homework, which is generally interwoven with language learning. We need to understand the school’s information and professional courses from all aspects, and make a comparison to determine.
It is recommended that you can go to the school, forums and other exchange platforms for information exchange, generally speaking, these places cover all the content about you are interested in, but you need to select when you know.
4. The final preparation of materials is the preparation of materials. Applicants need to be familiar with the materials they need to prepare, go directly to the school to understand the list, and then prepare according to the requirements, so as to ensure that everything is safe.
When you have everything ready, you can submit your application. You need to submit the online application form, mail the physical application materials, pay the application fee, and wait for the result.
The University of Copenhagen has been built for more than 530 years and is the oldest university in northern Europe.
Founded on 1 June 1479, with the merger of the Royal University of Veterinary Agriculture and the Danish Medical University in 2007, the University of Copenhagen has become the largest educational institution in the health and life sciences in Northern Europe.
The University of Copenhagen offers more than 200 courses in the medical sciences, humanities, law, sciences, social sciences and theology, more than 100 departments and research centers, and more than 60 master’s degree programs taught in English.
The four campuses are located in the heart of Copenhagen, with a total of about 40,000 students, 10 percent of whom are foreign students.
2. Aarhus University Aarhus University is located in Aarhus, the second largest city in Denmark. Together with the University of Copenhagen in the capital city of Copenhagen, Aarhus University is a member of the Coimbra Group, an alliance of well-known European universities.
Aarhus University has three campuses: the main campus in Aarhus, the Emdrup campus in Copenhagen, and the Herning Campus in Haining.
Aarhus University offers a wide range of deep undergraduate and master’s programs, such as art history, language and communication, business administration, biology, astronomy, classical philosophy, computer science, and sociology of education.
3. VIA University is the University college and the third largest institution of higher learning in Denmark, after the University of Copenhagen and Aarhus University.
VIA University College Denmark has expertise in architecture, engineering, business, design, education and nursing. It has a Scandinavian school of Design and management, an international learning environment, rigorous teaching and innovative spirit, and the quality of education worldwide.
Adhering to the typical Scandinavian education model, it uses the “project-driven” teaching method to combine theory and practice perfectly.
VIA College is a member of the European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ENQA) and a Chartered Institute of Architectural Design Technicians (CIAT) accrediting body in Denmark.
4. DTU Danish University of Technology is one of the world’s top universities of science and technology. It is the engineering university in Scandinavia and enjoys a high reputation worldwide.
At the same time, it is one of the oldest universities of science and technology in the world. It is the main institution for training senior engineers and technicians in Denmark.
In the 2015 ARWU World University Rankings, its engineering ranking ranks 38th in the world, 6th in Europe (including the UK) and 1st in Northern Europe;
It is ranked 18th in the world, 4th in Greater Europe and 1st in Northern Europe by Best Global Universities.
Danish University of Science and Technology is one of the European Union of excellent universities for science and Technology, and one of the five universities in Northern Europe.
The University of Southern Denmark, founded in 1966 and located in the south of Denmark, enjoys a worldwide reputation for academic degrees and research. It has a beautiful environment, advanced teaching facilities, five modern libraries, laboratories and computer information network systems.
The University of Southern Denmark is a merger of the School of Business and Engineering of Southern Denmark, the University of Odense and the University of South Jutland and is made up of four campuses in Odense, Kolding, Esbjerg and Sonderborg/Flensborg.
The main campus is the Odense Campus, established in 1966.
