Colleges in Denmark

DTU Denmark is one of best universities in Denmark and students in the world desire to study here. Listed below are some helpful tips for students starting their first semester in DTU:

• Join clubs and participate actively in co-curricular activities;
• Build a schedule and stay organized;
• Engage in part-time jobs on and off campus;
• Enjoy the beautiful city of Kongens Lyngby;
• Do not procastinate studying; and
• Find out a way to de-stress and engage in fun activities/events.

While Aarhus University is well established and globally recognised institution, Amity University Noida also has strengths according to latest rankings. Aarhus University is ranked #117 in Best Global Universities and #131 in QS Rankings 2026. Whereas Amity University Noida is ranked #959 in Best Global Universities by U.S. News. It is also ranked #951-1000 in QS Rankings 2026. University has been recognised in various specific fields such as being ranked among the top 5 best research capability engineering colleges by the Times of India. 

Aarhus University is cheaper than Copenhagen Business School. Cost of living in Aarhus is about 30% lower than Copenhagen. University's fees range between EUR 13,000 – EUR 17,300. While Copenhagen Business School's fees is abput EUR 15,000 for master's programs. 

Indian students choose to study at Aarhus Uni for many reasons. One of major factor is studying with students from different European countries. Quality of education is also comparable to that in USA and UK but at low cost. Denmark's work life balance, low unemployment rate and work opportunities are appealing to Indian students. 

Minimum GPA required at Aarhus University for scholarships is 3.4 out of 4. International students will have to submit additional documents such as a good academic record or research work. The amount of scholarships is full or partial tuition fee waivers to managing cost of living. 

International students find part time work in sectors such as IT, tech, energy, healthcare, e commerce and more and as a student at Aarhus University, Indian students have the opportunity to work part time with the right to work up to 20 hours a week and full time during June, July and August plus they can find par time jobs by searching for job listings on online job portals, checking the career pages of specific companies or visiting job centers and recruitment agencies.