Danish application conditions for studying abroad

The application conditions for studying in Denmark are as follows:

1, 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.

2. 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).

Introduction to Danish schools:

University of Copenhagen

Located in Copenhagen, the capital of the Kingdom of Denmark, Kbenhavns Universitet is the largest and most prestigious comprehensive university in Denmark and one of the oldest universities in Northern Europe. It has trained many professionals such as doctors, lawyers, teachers and clergy for Denmark, with more than 40,000 students and more than 5,000 teachers.

Aarhus University

Aarhus University is an internationally renowned research university with picturesque campus. It is the largest comprehensive university with a long history in Denmark. The total number of students is about 44,000, of which nearly 10% are international students from more than 100 countries. In addition, Aarhus University has a strong faculty and sufficient work and study guarantee, with more than 8,000 faculty members.

University of southern Denmark

The University of Southern Denmark, located in southern Denmark, enjoys world-renowned degrees and research. Beautiful environment, advanced teaching facilities, with five modern libraries, laboratories and computer information network systems. The University of Southern Denmark is one of the first Nordic universities to offer a master's degree in English teaching.

Denmark said:

The Kingdom of Denmark (Danish: Kongeriget Danmark), referred to as Denmark, is one of the five Nordic countries. It is a constitutional monarchy with two autonomous territories, one is the Faroe Islands and the other is Greenland. Denmark includes Jutland Island, Finn Island, Xilan Island and nearby islands, facing Sweden and Norway across the North Sea and Baltic Sea in the north, bordering Germany in the south, with Copenhagen as the largest city.

1June, 397, it formed the Kalmar Union with Sweden and Norway and became the leader of the Union. The first national flag in the world is the Danish flag, which was born in 12 19, and is called "the power of the Danes".

Denmark is a highly developed capitalist country with a perfect social welfare system, and its citizens enjoy a very high quality of life. It is also a member of the European Union and one of the founding members of NATO.

Early history:

Around 10000 BC, people began to live in jutland, and they hunted for a living. From 4200 BC to around 3400 BC, people who settled in this area entered the Neolithic Age, reclaiming land and cultivating agriculture. It entered the bronze age around 400 BC.

Piracy period:

Danes are good at sailing, so they often go to Denmark to exchange amber and flint for grain and other utensils. They are often businessmen and thieves, who rob at sea in summer. In 793 AD, Danish pirates attacked the British island of Lindisfarne.

Since then, Danish pirates have invaded England more and more. Danish pirates occupied London in 87 1 year. In 878, King Alfred the Great of England made peace with Danish pirates, and England was divided equally between the two sides. Danish immigrants established the "Danish area" in the northeast of England.

10 16, King Knut the Great of Denmark captured the whole of England and established the "North Sea Empire" covering most of Norway, England, Scotland and southern Sweden. The empire collapsed on 1042.