UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN DENMARK · DENMARK
Bachelor Admission at University of Southern Denmark
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€11k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
The University of Southern Denmark (SDU) offers a range of Bachelor's programs for international students. Admission requirements are assessed based on your educational background and may include specific subject requirements. For non-EU/EEA citizens, and some EU/EEA citizens whose grades cannot be converted to the Danish system, an admission test (uniTEST) is a mandatory part of the application process. International students, typically those from outside the EU/EEA, are generally required to pay tuition fees. The fee varies by faculty, with rates starting from EUR 10,800 per year for Humanities programs. Specific rates for other faculties such as Business and Social Sciences, Health, Science, and Engineering are also available. Applications are submitted through the official Danish application system, optagelse.dk, and the main deadline for September intake is March 15th at noon CET. It is crucial to upload all required documentation accurately and on time.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- For full-degree students starting September 2026 or later, tuition fees vary by faculty. For example, Humanities programs cost EUR 10,800 per year, while Engineering and Science programs cost EUR 17,300 per year. Non-EU/EEA students generally need to pay tuition.
- Am I required to take an admission test?
- Non-EU/EEA citizens and some EU/EEA citizens whose grades cannot be converted to the Danish system must take the uniTEST as part of the application process.
- How do I apply for a Bachelor's program?
- International students apply through the official Danish application system, optagelse.dk. You will need to upload all required documents accurately before the deadline.
- When is the application deadline for September intake?
- The main application deadline for the September intake is March 15th at noon CET. Ensure all documentation is submitted by this date.
- How are admission requirements assessed?
- Admission is assessed based on your educational background and may include specific subject requirements. Your upper secondary qualifications must be recognised as equivalent to a Danish upper secondary education.
Entry requirements
Previous EducationYour upper secondary qualifications must be recognised as equivalent to a Danish upper secondary education. Eligibility is assessed based on your qualifying education and programme-specific subject requirements.
All non-EU/EEA citizens and some EU/EEA citizens whose grades cannot be converted to the Danish grading system will be invited to take the uniTEST. EU/EEA citizens whose grades can be converted are assessed based on their GPA or uniTEST depending on convertibility.
Fees
Tuition (international)For full-degree students starting September 2026 or later:
- Faculty of Humanities: EUR 10,800 per year
- MSc in Information Technology - Web Communication: EUR 17,300 per year
- MSc in Information Technology - Product Design: EUR 17,300 per year
- Faculty of Business and Social Sciences: EUR 15,000 per year
- Faculty of Health: EUR 15,000 per year
- Faculty of Science: EUR 17,300 per year
- Faculty of Engineering: EUR 17,300 per year
Note: Students enrolled prior to September 2026 should refer to the previous fee structures listed on the SDU website.
Tuition (home)Danish students and EU/EEA citizens may be exempt from tuition fees depending on their residence status and qualifications.
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Non-EU/EEA students in full-degree programs are generally required to pay tuition fees. Certain residence permits may qualify for exemption. Payment instructions are sent after accepting an offer of admission.
How to apply
1. Check RequirementsEnsure you meet the general admission requirements, including educational background and language proficiency. Note any program-specific requirements.
2. Prepare DocumentationGather all necessary official documents, such as academic transcripts, diplomas, and proof of residence status (if applicable for fee exemption).
3. Submit ApplicationComplete the online application form on optagelse.dk and upload all required documents before the deadline.
4. Admission Test (if applicable)Non-EU/EEA citizens and certain EU/EEA citizens will be invited to take the uniTEST as part of the admission process.
5. Await DecisionAdmission decisions are communicated through the application system.
6. Accept Offer & Pay FeesIf admitted, accept your offer and follow the instructions for tuition fee payment, if applicable. Payment is typically required in full for the first year.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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For full-degree students starting September 2026 or later, tuition fees vary by faculty. For example, Humanities programs cost EUR 10,800 per year, while Engineering and Science programs cost EUR 17,300 per year. Non-EU/EEA students generally need to pay tuition.
Am I required to take an admission test?
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Non-EU/EEA citizens and some EU/EEA citizens whose grades cannot be converted to the Danish system must take the uniTEST as part of the application process.
How do I apply for a Bachelor's program?
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International students apply through the official Danish application system, optagelse.dk. You will need to upload all required documents accurately before the deadline.
When is the application deadline for September intake?
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The main application deadline for the September intake is March 15th at noon CET. Ensure all documentation is submitted by this date.
How are admission requirements assessed?
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Admission is assessed based on your educational background and may include specific subject requirements. Your upper secondary qualifications must be recognised as equivalent to a Danish upper secondary education.