Aarhus University

The tuition fees for international students at Aarhus University in Denmark vary depending on the programme of study. The average tuition fees for a bachelor's degree range from INR 5,50,000 to INR 14,00,000 per year, while for a master's degree, it ranges from INR 9,50,000 to INR 20,50,000 per year. However, Aarhus University offers a limited number of Danish state scholarships for non-EU students, which are financed by the Danish state. The cost of living in Denmark is also relatively high, with monthly expenses ranging from Euro 750 to 900 (approx. INR 66,470 to INR 79,764). 

International students can apply to Aarhus University by following the admission process outlined on the university's website. The process varies depending on whether the student is applying as an exchange student, a free mover (non-exchange) student, or for a specific degree program. Exchange students must be nominated by their home university and will receive an email invitation to activate their AU account and access the application module. Free mover students can apply directly to the university and must meet certain requirements, including completion of a qualifying exam. 

Yes, it is possible to get into Aarhus University's MIM (Master's in Management) programme without work experience. The MIM programme is designed for recent graduates with no work experience. However, applicants are required to have completed a bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognised university, preferably in a relevant field such as business administration, management, economics, or a related discipline. 

To apply for a student visa at Aarhus University in Denmark, Indian students need to provide the following documents: a completed ST1 form, a letter of acceptance from Aarhus University, proof of financial reports, academic transcripts, and an application fee. It is recommended to begin the application process three months before traveling to Denmark, and the student visa processing time varies between 2 weeks and 2 months. 

The application deadlines for Aarhus University in 2025 are as follows:.
For non-EU citizens, the deadline is Jan 15, 2026 (23.59 CET) for certain programs.
For EU citizens, the deadline is now closed (23.59 CET).

The minimum TOEFL score required for admission to Aarhus University is 83 for the internet-based test (IBT). The IELTS score should not be lower than 6.5. The minimum CAE (Certificate in Advanced English) score required for admission to Aarhus University is grade A or 190 points as a minimum on the Cambridge English Scale. This is equivalent to a C1 level on the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). 

Aarhus University does not have scholarship funds, but you may be eligible for The Danish State Educational Grant and Loan Scheme (SU). A range of external scholarships and loan programs are available for students liable to pay. EU/EEA/Swiss students cannot apply for scholarships at AU. However, Aarhus University offers a limited number of scholarships to the most talented applicants from outside Europe. These scholarships are financed by the Danish state and can only be awarded to non-EU/EEA/Swiss students. 

Yes, an average Indian student can join Aarhus University in Denmark. The cost of living for international students in Denmark depends upon the lifestyle that they follow, and they will need to have around 1200 EUR to live in Denmark. There are also many ways for students to finance their studies at Aarhus University, such as earning money during the summer and budgeting it out during the school year. 

Aarhus University is home to a significant number of international students. The university's official website states that it has a strong international presence, with over 4000 international students from various countries. The International Centre at Aarhus University provides a range of services for international students, including student housing and visa support. Around 12% of students at Aarhus University are international, coming from over 120 different countries.