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The University of Copenhagen has a strong international environment with 5,500 international students out of a student body of 39,000.
- Study Abroad
The University of Copenhagen (UCPH) offers a wide range of...
- Master's Programmes
The University of Copenhagen offers a wide range of Master's...
- Application Deadlines
If you are applying for a Master programme at University of...
- Bachelor's Programmes
Bachelor's programmes. All bachelor's degree programmes at...
- Information for Refugees
The University of Copenhagen aims to attract international...
- Summer
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- Student Life at UCPH
Why choose the University of Copenhagen. Every year the...
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- Study Abroad
The University of Copenhagen work with key international partners and colleagues in internationalisation of our academic programmes, in discussing international trends and in developing new initiatives for the benefit of our students.
Explore 30+ international summer courses at the University of Copenhagen. We offer courses for Master's and Bachelor's students from all over the world. The application deadline is 1 June. Study at UCPH. Application and admission. UCPH offers more than 50 Master’s degree programmes taught in English and welcomes students from all over the world.
- Application Deadline
- Qualifying Examination
- Grade Point Average and Quota 1
- Do You Meet The Admission Requirements?
- Do You Have A Masters Degree?
- How to Obtain Danish Language Qualifications?
- Studieprøven I Dansk Som andetsprog
- Checklist For Applicants with Foreign Or International Exams
- Tuition Fee
- Scholarships
To apply for admission to Quota 2, you must: 1. Have a qualifying examination 2. Pass all admission requirements for the degree programme 3. Fulfil the language requirement 4. Pass the Quota 2 exam Please note that you will be invited to a quota 2 exam if you meet all of the admission requirements for the degree programme All applicants with foreig...
When we receive your application, we assess whether your exam qualifies you for admission, and whether your courses and levels your exam is equivalent to the Danish upper-secondary-school exam. We will then assess whether you meet the admission requirements. Please note that for some countries, the upper secondary (high) school education is not eno...
In order to apply, you must have an upper secondary school education (high school). When you apply, you do so through either quota 1 or 2 – or both. Click here to learn more about the quota system. (link til quota 1 and 2). If you have a foreign exam where it is possible to convert your grade point average (GPA) into a Danish GPA, your converted GP...
All of our degree programmes have specific requirements, which you need to fulfil. These are specific subject levels, i.e. Danish A, B and C levels, which correspond to basic, medium and high-level courses. This may be courses that you had in your upper secondary school education, but also in the course of a university degree programme or supplemen...
If you have already completed a master's degree, you may only receive admission to a bachelor’s or master's degree if there is a vacant slot. Vacant standby slots do not count as vacant slots. If you are offered admission before you complete your master's degree but complete it after you are offered admission to Copenhagen University, you will not ...
You can obtain Danish language qualifications by either: 1. passing 'Studieprøven i dansk'. Please notethat this is only a possibility if during your secondary education have studied your native language on the highest level. 2. passing a supplementary upper course(in Danish only) in Danish A 3. documenting that you have Danish language qualificati...
You can obtain Danish language qualifications by passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk som andetsprog', if you have studied your native language on the highest level during your secondary education. 'Studieprøven i dansk' is a nationally recognised test for foreign language speakers administered by numerous language schools in Denmark. In Copenhagen, S...
Please follow this checklist for documentation when applying for admission to a bachelor’s degree at the University of Copenhagen. You are to upload the documents on optagelse.dk. 1. Upper secondary school education/high school Diploma: a copy of your original Diploma and a transcript of records (all the courses that you have had at school) issued ...
If you have a citizenship from a country outside EU/EEA/Scandinavia, you need to pay tuition fees for your studies. Unless you have a residence permit which exempts you from paying tuition fees. If you have British citizenship you must have registered residence in Denmark before January 1st2021 in order to be exempt from paying tuition fees. Please...
The University of Copenhagen does not offer financial support or scholarships to foreign students. For information on scholarships, please contact the Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education.
The programmes have no Danish language requirements and attract students from more than 65 different countries. There are 53 programmes to choose from in a diverse range of academic fields within Science, Social Science, Health, Humanities, and Law.
The University is the largest educational institution in Denmark and consists of eight faculties that combined offer over 200 academic programmes for study in health sciences, humanities, law, life sciences, pharmaceutical sciences, natural sciences, social sciences, and theology. Student life.
