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The University of Copenhagen offers a Bachelor's program in Classical Greek, which is taught entirely in Danish. This program provides a legal framework and academic content for students interested in the field. Admission requires specific Danish language qualifications, as all Bachelor's programs at UCPH are conducted in Danish. Prospective students must meet general admission requirements for bachelor programs and specific requirements for the Classical Greek program. The curriculum details the structure, content, and examination requirements.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- International students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland are required to pay tuition fees. For humanities programs like Classical Greek, the fee is 37,500 DKK per semester, totaling 75,000 DKK per academic year.
- What is the language of instruction for the Classical Greek program?
- The Bachelor's program in Classical Greek is taught entirely in Danish. All Bachelor's programs at the University of Copenhagen are conducted in Danish, requiring specific Danish language qualifications for admission.
- What are the key application deadlines for the Classical Greek program?
- The main application deadline is March 15, 12:00. You must fulfill remaining admission requirements by July 5, 12:00, with a possible late diploma submission deadline of August 15 for specific cases.
- What are the entry requirements for this program?
- You must meet general admission requirements for bachelor programs and specific requirements for Classical Greek, including the highest level of Danish language proficiency or documented academic language skills in Danish. Upper secondary/high school education is required.
- Where can I find information on career outcomes?
- Information on specific career paths or graduate roles related to the Classical Greek program is not provided on the supporting pages.
- Are there any scholarships available?
- Information on scholarships for this specific program is not provided.
Entry requirements
Upper secondary/high school educationMust meet specific admission requirements and deadlines. All bachelor programs are taught in Danish and require the highest level of Danish or documented academic language skills in Danish.
All applicants with foreign or international examinations need to fulfill Danish language qualifications. This means having academic language skills in Danish. Applicants may need to pass the 'Studieprøven i dansk' (a nationally recognized test for foreign language speakers) if they do not have Danish as their native language at the highest level. For some countries, upper secondary education alone may not be sufficient, and supplementary courses might be required.
Fees
Tuition (international)International students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland are required to pay tuition fees. For humanities programs, the fee is 37,500 DKK per semester, totaling 75,000 DKK per academic year. These fees are subject to change and for guidance only.
Tuition (home)Not applicable for EU/EEA/Swiss students.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided on the supporting pages.
Tuition fees must be paid immediately upon request. Enrollment and registration are not possible before full payment. Refunds are only possible if the student cancels their study place before the official start of the semester. Fees are per semester and subject to change.
How to apply
1. Check Requirements and DeadlinesEnsure you meet the general admission requirements for bachelor programs and the specific requirements for Classical Greek, including Danish language qualifications. Note the application deadline.
2. Submit Online ApplicationComplete the online application form on optagelse.dk and upload all required documents by March 15, 12:00.
3. Signature Submission (if applicable)If you do not have a Danish CPR number or MitID, print, sign, scan, and email your application signature page to optagelse@ku.dk by March 15, 12:00.
4. Fulfill Admission RequirementsYou have until July 5, 12:00, to fulfill any remaining admission requirements, such as submitting final exam results or diplomas.
5. Late Diploma Submission (if applicable)If you are coming directly from secondary/high school education and do not receive your results by July 5, you may submit your diplomas until August 15. This exception does not apply to those who have completed single-subject or supplementary courses.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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International students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland are required to pay tuition fees. For humanities programs like Classical Greek, the fee is 37,500 DKK per semester, totaling 75,000 DKK per academic year.
What is the language of instruction for the Classical Greek program?
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The Bachelor's program in Classical Greek is taught entirely in Danish. All Bachelor's programs at the University of Copenhagen are conducted in Danish, requiring specific Danish language qualifications for admission.
What are the key application deadlines for the Classical Greek program?
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The main application deadline is March 15, 12:00. You must fulfill remaining admission requirements by July 5, 12:00, with a possible late diploma submission deadline of August 15 for specific cases.
What are the entry requirements for this program?
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You must meet general admission requirements for bachelor programs and specific requirements for Classical Greek, including the highest level of Danish language proficiency or documented academic language skills in Danish. Upper secondary/high school education is required.
Where can I find information on career outcomes?
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Information on specific career paths or graduate roles related to the Classical Greek program is not provided on the supporting pages.
Are there any scholarships available?
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Information on scholarships for this specific program is not provided.