The Bachelor's programme in Rhetoric at the University of Copenhagen provides a foundational understanding of the art and science of communication. It explores how language is used to persuade, inform, and influence in various contexts, from public speaking to media analysis. The programme is delivered entirely in Danish and requires applicants to demonstrate proficiency in the Danish language.
Graduates with a background in rhetoric can pursue careers in various fields that require strong communication, analytical, and persuasive skills.
All bachelor's programmes at the University of Copenhagen are taught in Danish. Applicants must fulfill Danish language qualifications, which typically means achieving the highest level in Danish or passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk'. Native speakers may also need to demonstrate academic language skills.
Tuition fees are subject to change and are listed as guidance only. Fees must be paid immediately upon request and before enrolment. Refunds are only possible if the student cancels before the official start of the semester. The listed tuition fee is per semester for the 2025/26 academic year.
For non-EU/EEA/Swiss students, tuition fees are 37,500 DKK per semester for the 2025/26 academic year. Danish/EU/EEA/Swiss students do not pay tuition fees.
The general application deadline is March 15th. You have until July 5th to fulfill admission requirements, with a potential extension to August 15th for late diplomas under specific conditions.
The programme is delivered entirely in Danish, so applicants must demonstrate proficiency in the Danish language, typically by achieving the highest level or passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk'. You also need an academic qualification equivalent to the Danish upper-secondary-school exam.
You must apply online through the university's admissions portal, optagelse.dk, by March 15th. Upload necessary documents, including proof of Danish language proficiency, and submit a signed signature page if you don't have a Danish CPR number.
Graduates are well-suited for roles such as communication specialists, public relations officers, marketers, journalists, and positions in politics, education, and consulting, requiring strong communication and analytical skills.