Study in Denmark
If you are considering to study in Denmark we recommend you to visit the links below
If you are considering to study in Denmark we recommend you to visit the links below
SU (State Educational Grant as a foreign citizen under the EU-rules)
For information about universities and other Danish educational institutions you can contact the Danish Ministry of Children and Education and The Ministry of Higher Education and Science. See also the complete list of all recognized higher education institutions in Denmark.
The Ministry of Higher Education and Science
The Ministry of Children and Education
Recognised higher education institutions in Denmark
A frequent way to study abroad is through the European student exchange program ERASMUS. The program is offering university students a possibility of studying or working abroad in another European country for a period of at least 3 months and maximum 12 months.
Below you will find links that will help you to find the needed permits during your stay in Denmark.
To learn more about how to find housing in Denmark, how the housing market works and which portals you can use to search for accommodation, please visit Study in Denmark: Finding housing
International House Copenhagen is a public-private partnership created by the City of Copenhagen to help international newcomers settle into Greater Copenhagen. It brings together public and private services to ease the transition for expats, students, and skilled professionals.
Find out more about International House Copenhagen here