UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN · DENMARK
Master of Arts (MA) in Cross-Cultural Studies
Master's · Taught in da
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€10k
Tuition / yr
da
Language
Master's
Level
The Master of Arts (MA) in Cross-Cultural Studies at the University of Copenhagen offers a focused exploration of complex cross-cultural dynamics within our increasingly globalized world. This program is designed for students interested in understanding the nuances of cultural interaction and exchange across different societies. This program is taught entirely in Danish. Prospective students should possess advanced Danish language proficiency. The curriculum delves into theoretical frameworks and practical applications related to intercultural understanding, communication, and societal impact. Located at the South Campus, the program provides a stimulating academic environment for students aiming to develop expertise in cross-cultural analysis and engagement.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- For non-EU/EEA/Swiss students, the tuition fee for the MA in Cross-Cultural Studies is 37,500 DKK per semester, totaling 75,000 DKK per academic year. Fees must be paid upon request to receive admission and residence permit documents.
- What is the duration of the MA in Cross-Cultural Studies program?
- The MA in Cross-Cultural Studies is a two-year master's program.
- What are the language requirements for this program?
- This program is taught entirely in Danish. Prospective students must possess advanced Danish language proficiency, equivalent to Danish A (native language level), often demonstrated by passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk'.
- How do I apply for the MA in Cross-Cultural Studies?
- International applicants must submit an online application via optagelse.dk by March 15th, 12:00, including all required documents and a signed signature page. You have until July 5th, 12:00, to fulfill admission requirements.
- What are the estimated living costs for students in Copenhagen?
- The estimated annual living costs for students in Copenhagen are 116,400 DKK.
- What kind of career opportunities can I expect after graduating?
- Graduates are prepared for roles in international organizations, cultural institutions, NGOs, government bodies, and the private sector, utilizing their intercultural competence and analytical skills.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeAn upper secondary/high school education equivalent to Danish standards is required. Specific course content and levels will be assessed for equivalence.
This program is taught in Danish. Applicants must demonstrate high-level Danish language proficiency, equivalent to Danish A (native language level). This can often be met by passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk'. International applicants need to fulfill specific Danish language qualifications.
Fees
Tuition (international)For non-EU/EEA/Swiss students undertaking short-term, non-degree studies, tuition fees apply. For Master's programs, the fee for Humanities is 37,500 DKK per semester, totaling 75,000 DKK per academic year. For other faculties, fees may differ.
Tuition (home)No tuition fees are listed for domestic (EU/EEA/Swiss) students for this program.
LivingEstimated annual living costs are 116,400 DKK.
Tuition fees are subject to change and are listed as guidance. Students are advised to contact the International Education office for confirmation. Fees must be paid immediately upon request, and admission/residence permit documents are issued only after payment. Refunds are possible if the study place is canceled before the official semester start.
How to apply
1. Check RequirementsVerify that you meet the academic and Danish language proficiency requirements for the MA in Cross-Cultural Studies.
2. Prepare DocumentsGather all required documents, including academic transcripts, diplomas, and proof of Danish language proficiency. Ensure they are properly translated and certified if necessary.
3. Submit Online ApplicationComplete the online application form on the official admissions portal (optagelse.dk) before the deadline of March 15th, 12:00.
4. Upload DocumentationUpload all supporting documents to the application portal.
5. Handle Signature PageIf you do not have a Danish CPR number or MitID, print, sign, scan, and email your signature page to optagelse@ku.dk by March 15th, 12:00. Your application is only registered upon receipt of the signed page.
6. Fulfill RequirementsYou have until July 5th, 12:00, to fulfill admission requirements. Exceptions for late diploma submission may apply if you are directly from secondary education.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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For non-EU/EEA/Swiss students, the tuition fee for the MA in Cross-Cultural Studies is 37,500 DKK per semester, totaling 75,000 DKK per academic year. Fees must be paid upon request to receive admission and residence permit documents.
What is the duration of the MA in Cross-Cultural Studies program?
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The MA in Cross-Cultural Studies is a two-year master's program.
What are the language requirements for this program?
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This program is taught entirely in Danish. Prospective students must possess advanced Danish language proficiency, equivalent to Danish A (native language level), often demonstrated by passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk'.
How do I apply for the MA in Cross-Cultural Studies?
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International applicants must submit an online application via optagelse.dk by March 15th, 12:00, including all required documents and a signed signature page. You have until July 5th, 12:00, to fulfill admission requirements.
What are the estimated living costs for students in Copenhagen?
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The estimated annual living costs for students in Copenhagen are 116,400 DKK.
What kind of career opportunities can I expect after graduating?
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Graduates are prepared for roles in international organizations, cultural institutions, NGOs, government bodies, and the private sector, utilizing their intercultural competence and analytical skills.