There are many universities that allow you to study Masters in Denmark in English. Moreover, there are over 400 programs in various specialties from which you can choose. We’ve previously discussed how to apply to universities in Denmark, and the process is more or less the same for masters study. …

Previously, we discussed many topics about studying in Denmark. We’ve also talked about the cost of studying and living in Denmark, which is considerably high. For that reasons, international students are often questioning whether they can work while studying in Denmark. Students often want to work while studying in order …

Universities in Denmark have various specialties, so you’ll always have a variety of options to choose from. On the other hand, many high school graduates want to study medicine. In this article, we will discuss all you need to know on the matter of medical studies and medical universities in …

Due to the comfortable lifestyle in Denmark, the country is one of the happiest based on recent statistics. This is among many reasons why you should study in Denmark. Additionally, you’ll be studying in a secure and peaceful environment with everything you want at arm’s reach. All the previously mentioned …

You can study in Denmark without having to pay tuition fees if you’re from the EU or if you’re a part of the foreign exchange program. However, if that does not apply to you, then you will have to pay tuition fees to study at a university in Denmark. In …

There is no on-campus student accommodation at universities in Denmark for international students. Therefore, you have to find the ideal student accommodation to suit your lifestyle. It’s not hard to find a place close to campus. However, if you can’t find one, public transport is always readily available. Furthermore, it …

Higher education in Denmark is free for students from the EU/EEA, but international students from outside the region have to pay tuition fees that amount between 6,000 and 16,000 euros. To attract exceptional international students, the Danish Government along with some universities provide some scholarships and fundings for them to …

Danish is the official language in Denmark. In fact, most university programs are taught in Danish. However, you don’t need to worry. Considering that English is an internationally spoken language, there are 600 programs that allow you to study in Denmark in English. As an international student, you can choose …