Requirements for studying in Denmark

Denmark attaches great importance to education and its education level is developed. I believe many friends want to study in Denmark. What are the requirements for studying in Denmark? Next, I will give you a detailed introduction, hoping to help you.

Conditions for studying in Denmark

Undergraduate study abroad requirements

The Danish undergraduate course lasts for three years, and the annual tuition fee is about 5,000-8,000 euros, and the living expenses are about 500 euros a month, which is almost 6,000 euros a year. Therefore, the living expenses and tuition fees for studying in Denmark for one year are about 90 ~130,000 RMB.

Education requirements: Students who are in senior three or have graduated can apply.

Language requirements: IELTS 6-6.5 is required.

Requirements for postgraduate study abroad

Postgraduate courses in Denmark last for two years, with tuition ranging from 9000- 14000 euros and living expenses of 500 euros a month, almost 6000 euros a year. Therefore, the total cost of graduate students studying in Denmark is about 65,438+03-65,438+06,000 RMB.

Education requirements: All graduates who are in the senior year or have already graduated can apply.

Language requirements: IELTS 6.5 is required for most courses (no less than 5.5 for a single subject), and IELTS 7.0 is required for individual liberal arts courses.

Entry requirements for Danish universities

Anyone who is above the age of 1, 18, is in good health and can afford to study and live in Denmark.

2. Requirements for bachelor's degree application: graduated from high school, two-year college degree, TOEFL score of 550-575, IELTS score of 6-6.5.

3. Master's application requirements: (1) Bachelor degree, TOEFL score of 550; (2) After graduating from junior college for three years, if the score is appropriate, the TOEFL score is 550; (3) TOEFL score of 575 and IELTS score of 6.5 entered the University of Engineering Science.

Study abroad expenses in Denmark

1, the cost of studying in Denmark: the annual tuition fee is between 50,000-6,543.8+0.3 million yuan.

2. Living expenses for studying in Denmark: China students spend about 800- 1000 Danish kroner/month on food.

3. Accommodation fee for studying in Denmark: student apartment price 1600 Danish kroner/month (one room for two people). However, there are fewer student apartments in Copenhagen, the capital, and the price is relatively expensive, about 3000 Danish kroner/month (one room for two people).

Matters needing attention in studying in Denmark

1, apply for the school

To apply for studying in Denmark, you can go directly to the website of Danish University, contact the International Student Department or the Admissions Office of the school you want to apply for by email, briefly introduce yourself and ask for the application form. Many schools' application forms can be downloaded and used directly on their websites.

Fill in the application form and mail it to the school together with relevant certificates and copies (unless the original is needed). Schools that meet the requirements will generally send admission notices directly.

Step 2 apply for a passport

The procedure for applying for a passport for studying abroad is the same in all countries. Please refer to the relevant introduction of passport application on this website.

Step 3 apply for a visa

With the admission notice, you can go to the consulate to fill out the application form for studying abroad and prepare relevant materials, valid for 1 year.

Step 4 enter

Denmark is a small country, most of which enter Copenhagen. There is a train station on the first floor of Copenhagen airport, where you can buy air tickets from all over the world. Students under the age of 26 can apply for the "wild card" of Danish National Railway (DSB) here with their passports, and they can enjoy preferential fares for young people with this card. You can get a replacement card then, and the official card will be sent to the address in a week or two.

Step 5 register at school

The general school will prepare an admission guide for you and go through the admission procedures according to the arrangement of the school. Some schools have temporary accommodation and need to find their own houses in the future.

6. Apply for Huang Ka (because the card is yellow)

In the commune (Kommune) where Danish students want to work, they registered their population and got the slogan "Personnummer". You will receive Huang Ka in a week or two, and then you can enjoy free Danish medical care and library resources.

7. Work permit and tax card

Students in Denmark can apply for a work permit as long as they fill out the application form at the Public Security Bureau. It is equally simple to apply for a tax card, but if you want to apply for a high tax card, you need proof from your work unit.

8. Handle a bank account.

Opening an account is very simple. As long as you show Huang Ka, the staff will fill out the application form for you, and finally you can sign it. After a week, you will receive bank cards and passwords one after another. Call the number in the letter or go to the bank in person to activate your account.

9. Update

The replacement should be handled by the local public security bureau or immigration bureau. The renewal of the second school year in the same school is very simple, and you can even sign it on the spot. Because I don't want to go home during the holiday, it takes more than a month to change my school visa or tourist visa.