Colleges in Denmark

Cost of living in Aarhus University is mentioned below-

• Housing- Housing cost in Aarhus can be high with avg INR 120,720 per month for single person. Aarhus University provide affordable housing through AU Housing service with prices between Kr 6,307 - Kr 14,969 monthly.
• Food- Lunch in restaurant costs about Kr 150. While fast food meal costs about Kr 100. 
• Transport- Public transportation in Aarhus is bit affordable with monthly pass costing about Kr 435. 

Finding part time job while studying at AU is common in Denmark. Job market in AU is bit competitive. But there are opportunities available for students such as positions in customer service and with large international companies. Students are allowed to work 37 hours per week or 20 hours a week and some students even have jobs related to their studies.

With acceptance rate of 38 - 46%, Technical University of Denmark is very competitve institution as it accepts approx 38 to 46 out of every 100 applicants on average. But students must not feel discouraged and fulfill all Technical University of Denmark admission requirements, academic qualifications, English language requirements and more to boost their chances of getting admitted in DTU. Students must be aware of application deadlines and apply to university, along with submitting all relevant requirements.

Technical University of Denmark is not just one of the top universities in Denmark, but also a part of the top 150 universities worldwide. Students can refer to the table below for Technical University of Denmark rankings:

According to QS Rankings, Technical University of Denmark is ranked among top universities globally for MS program. As per the QS Physics and Astronomy Rankings, the Technical University of Denmark was ranked #101-150 in 2023 and #101-150 in 2022.

According to latest QS rankings, DTU Denmark is ranked among top universities for Engineering and Technology, QS - Mathematics Rankings and Physics and Astronomy Rankings in 2026.

Yes DTU Denmark permits students to work while pursuing degree course at university. As per the working hour rules followed in Denmark, international students can work upto 20 hours every week or 40 hours per fortnight. Check out more about part-time jobs for international students in Denmark. 

Yes DTU offers many scholarships for their international students on country-specific level which is inclusive of Technical University of Denmark scholarships for Indian students. One of the most prestigious and established loan scholarship programmes in India is run by the R.D. Sethna Scholarship Fund, which supports exceptional and deserving Indian students from all backgrounds. The loan scholarships are awarded based on meritorious performance and are intended to help with the cost of tuition, books, and other related expenses in order to improve the educational experience.