STUDY IN DENMARK
Copenhagen
Capital
Danish
Language
+45
Dialing Code
Danish Krone (DKK)
Currency
5.8 Million
Population
359
Universities
485,555
International
Students
DKK 45,000
Tuition fee
Why Choose Denmark?
Denmark is emerging as a top destination for higher education, research excellence, and student satisfaction. Here’s why many students choose to study in Denmark:
1. World-Ranked Universities
Institutions like University of Toronto, UBC, and McGill
2. Affordable Tuition
Lower tuition compared to other English-speaking countries
3. Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
Up to 3 years
4. Multicultural & Inclusive
High quality of life in a diverse society
5. Pathway to Permanent Residency
Friendly immigration policies
Admission Requirement For Studying In Denmark
Documents Required for Admission:
Academic Documents (Certificates)
IELTS/TOEFL Score (if applicable)
Copy of a valid passport
Work Experience (if any)
University Application Form
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Letter of Recommendations (LORs)
A CV (if possible)
Documents Required for CAS:
Tuition fee payment Receipt
Tuberculosis Report
Financial Fund
Provisional Offer letter from the University
Visa Documentation:
Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies
Financial Documents
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
UK Student Visa Application Form
Academic Intake
Major Intake : September
Rolling Intake : January & May
Top Universities
Buckinghamshire New University (BNU)
Queen Alexandra Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP11 2JZ, UK
Established in 1891, BNU offers career-focused undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Known for flexible payment plans, IELTS waivers via MOI, and strong industry links.
BPP University
137 Stamford Street, London SE1 9NN, UK
A professional education leader based in central London, BPP University is known for its practical, industry-aligned programs in business, law, healthcare, and tech with fast international processing.
The University of Law (ULaw)
Multiple campuses including Bloomsbury, London WC1B 3HH, UK
Specialist legal education provider emphasizing practical learning and employability with fast-track applications and flexible study options for international students.
Cost & Financial Planning
Tuition Fees:
DKK 45,000 – DKK 120,000
Living Costs:
DKK 71,100 – DKK 106,680
Pocket Money & Travel Expenses:
DKK 1,100 – DKK 1,680per year
Visa Process
1
Apply to a Canadian Institution
- Apply through the university’s online portal or via a common platform
- Receive an Offer of Admission
2
Pay Tuition Deposit
- Pay part of your tuition fee to confirm admission
3
Apply for a Study Permit
- Gather necessary documents and apply online or through VFS
4
Biometric Appointment
- Submit fingerprints and photos at your nearest Visa Application Centre
5
Medical Examination (if required)
- Complete a medical exam from an approved panel physician
6
Wait for Visa Decision
- Track application and await study permit approval
FAQs
Can I study in Denmark without IELTS?
Yes, some universities accept alternative proof of English proficiency such as previous education in English, TOEFL, PTE, or Duolingo scores.
What are the intakes in Denmark for international students?
There are two major intakes:
- Summer Intake (starts February)
- Winter Intake (starts September)
What is the average tuition fee in Denmark for international students?
Tuition fees range from DKK 45,000 to 135,000 per year depending on the course and institution.
Is Denmark expensive for international students?
Living expenses range between €800 – €1,450 per month, depending on your lifestyle and location (Copenhagen is more expensive).
Can international students work while studying in Denmark?
Yes, students can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during holidays.
Are scholarships available for Nepali students in Denmark?
Yes, several scholarships are available, including the Danish Government Scholarship, Erasmus+, and university-specific scholarships.