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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, the University of Copenhagen offers scholarships to the students wanting to pursue masters here. Most of the scholarships available are the merit-based for this university.
Here are some details with names of the scholarships provided by the University of Copenhagen:
Scholarship Name | Eligibility Criteria | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|
Danish Government Scholarship | Non-EU/EEA students with exceptional academic record | Full/partial tuition fee waivers and/or living expenses |
Talent Scholarship | Top students from specific countries | Partial tuition fee waivers |
Faculty Specific Scholarships | Varies with faculty | Full/partial tuition fee waivers |
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
Copenhagen Business School (In affiliation with University of Copenhagen) is a very famous place for MBA among students around the world. Every year, the School receives thousands of applications due to its specialization in Business administration programs. The acceptance rate for this School stands at 15%, means out of every 100 candidates, only 15 are selected for pursuing their MBA from this place.
The acceptance rate makes it an ambitious university, but by making a strong application with good scores, relevant work and volunteer experience, and a rich CV, an international student can get an admit at this university.
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
University of Copenhagen offers great exposure to the International students, not only in terms of education, but also the rich cultural diversity, research opportunities, experienced faculties, and humongous contribution in the nations’ economy. The Copenhagen University fee ranges from EUR 6,000 (INR 6 L) to EUR 18,000(INR 16 L) per year for the international students which makes this University moderately expensive.
The students wishing to apply here must not get discouraged, because there are scholarships and loans available to get a tuition fee waiver for your studies.
Scholarship/Loan names | Benefits covered | Need based/Merit based | Pointers to be considered by you |
|---|---|---|---|
InLaks Shivdasani Foundation | All expenses covered (Accommodation, tuition fee, living cost) | Merit based | Academic scores |
JN Tata endowment Loan | All expenses covered (Accommodation, tuition fee, living cost) | Need Based | Interest rates |
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New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
University of Copenhagen takes students from all around the world, but not all the programs offered are taught in English. UG courses are only taught in Danish, so the International students must take the exam of Studieprøven i dansk, and prove the native level of this language.
Most of the PG programs are taught in English, so the International students have to prove their English proficiency by taking TOEFL/IELTS or Cambridge English test.
The table shows minimum scores/bands/levels you require for getting an admit at this university:
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
University of Copenhagen in one of the top universities in Europe, making it a quite popular choice for students all around the world to get an admit here. As the university gets applications from the entire world, they are quite selective in choosing the best candidates for their university. The Copenhagen University acceptance rate stands at 38.1% in 2023, making it a moderately difficult school to get into.
Although, by following all the requirements the chances increase. The students should focus on their scores, meet the Danish and English language requirements, do well on their standardized entrance tests SAT/ACT and GMAT/GRE, an
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a year agoContributor-Level 7
If you want to take an environmental Science course at Copenhagen University as a non-EU/EEA student, you can expect to pay between €10,000 and €17,000 per year in tuition fees, depending on the specific programme you choose; this range is typical for non-EU students at the university.
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
The University of Southern Denmark is the third-the largest university in Denmark with more than 21,000 students. Approximately 27,0000 students are there at the university, out of whom, 1 in 5 is an international student. The main campus of the university is the Odense campus. The regional campuses of the university is located in 5 cities namely Copenhagen, Kolding, Slagelse, Esbjerg, and Sønderborg.
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