Study in Denmark
Project-based learning, strong work rights and a job-seeking period after graduation.
Denmark at a glance
Typical temperatures
Approximate averages.
Seasons
Key facts for students
| Money to show | DKK 7,426 a month (2026 level), plus tuition. |
|---|---|
| Work while studying | Up to 90 hours a month September to May, full-time June to August. |
| After graduation | A 6-month job-seeking period (or a 3-year establishment card) after a full Danish degree. |
| Main intakes | September (main), some February |
Rules, fees and amounts change. We confirm the latest official figures with you before you apply.
Leading universities in Denmark
Universities in Denmark that regularly appear among the country’s best in international rankings, such as the QS World University Rankings 2027. Listed alphabetically.
Rankings change every year and differ between ranking tables. The best university for you depends on your subject, budget and profile. Ask a counsellor which ones fit you, or see the latest table at topuniversities.com.
Scholarships for Denmark
Scholarships are competitive and each one has its own rules and deadlines. Always check the current round on the official page.
Danish Government Scholarships
Tuition waivers and living grants for talented non-EU students, awarded by the universities.
Official pageErasmus Mundus joint master’s
EU-funded scholarships for joint master’s programmes, open to students worldwide.
Official pageWant the full picture for Denmark?
Our counsellors can walk you through eligibility, documents and the visa process for Denmark, based on the current official rules and your profile.