UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN · DENMARK
Study Abroad Programmes
Bachelor's · Taught in da
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The University of Copenhagen offers a range of study abroad programmes. Please note that all Bachelor's programmes at the university are taught in Danish. Therefore, international applicants must demonstrate proficiency in the Danish language, typically by passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk' or equivalent. The curriculum, which outlines the academic content and examination rules, is also provided in Danish and is not available in English. Admission requirements include a completed upper secondary education and meeting specific programme criteria, alongside the Danish language qualifications.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition fees apply to students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland, ranging from 37,500 DKK to 62,500 DKK per semester for the 2025/26 academic year. Fees vary by faculty and field of study, and are subject to change.
- What language is used for instruction in Bachelor's programmes?
- All Bachelor's programmes at the University of Copenhagen are taught in Danish. International applicants must demonstrate proficiency in the Danish language, typically by passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk' or an equivalent examination.
- What are the general admission requirements for study abroad Bachelor's programmes?
- You need to have completed an upper secondary education and meet specific programme criteria, including demonstrating Danish language proficiency. The qualifying examination will be assessed for equivalence to the Danish upper-secondary-school exam.
- When is the application deadline for study abroad programmes?
- The application deadline is March 15th at 12:00. You must ensure all admission requirements, including language qualifications, are met by July 5th at 12:00.
- How do I apply as an international student?
- You must submit an online application and supporting documents via optagelse.dk. If you do not have a MitID, you will need to print, sign, scan, and email your application signature page by the deadline.
- Is there information on career outcomes for study abroad students?
- Information on specific career paths and outcomes for study abroad students is not detailed on the provided pages.
Entry requirements
Upper Secondary/High School EducationMust meet specific admission requirements and deadlines for the chosen Bachelor's programme. Qualifying examination is assessed for equivalence to the Danish upper-secondary-school exam, with potential need for supplementary courses.
Danish Language QualificationsMust possess academic language skills in Danish, often demonstrated by passing 'Studieprøven i dansk' or equivalent.
All Bachelor's programmes are taught in Danish. Applicants with international examinations need to fulfill Danish language qualifications. Specific admission requirements vary by programme. For some countries, supplementary courses may be required.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees apply to guest students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland. Fees vary by faculty and field of study, ranging from 37,500 DKK to 62,500 DKK per semester (2025/26 academic year). The fee for the most expensive category applies if admitted to courses in multiple departments.
Tuition (home)Not specified for domestic students.
LivingNot specified.
Tuition fees must be paid immediately upon request. Refunds are only possible if the student cancels before the official start of the semester. Prices are for guidance and subject to change; contact UCPH International Education for confirmation.
How to apply
1. Check RequirementsVerify you meet the general admission requirements and specific programme criteria, including Danish language proficiency.
2. Complete ApplicationFill out the online application form on optagelse.dk and upload all necessary documents.
3. Submit Signed PageIf you do not have a MitID, print, sign, scan, and email your application signature page to optagelse@ku.dk by the deadline.
4. Fulfil RequirementsEnsure all admission requirements (including language qualifications) are met by the deadline for fulfilling requirements (usually July 5th). Late diplomas may be accepted under specific circumstances.
5. Pay Tuition FeesIf applicable, pay tuition fees immediately upon request. Admission and residence permit application cannot proceed until fees are paid and registered.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition fees apply to students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland, ranging from 37,500 DKK to 62,500 DKK per semester for the 2025/26 academic year. Fees vary by faculty and field of study, and are subject to change.
What language is used for instruction in Bachelor's programmes?
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All Bachelor's programmes at the University of Copenhagen are taught in Danish. International applicants must demonstrate proficiency in the Danish language, typically by passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk' or an equivalent examination.
What are the general admission requirements for study abroad Bachelor's programmes?
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You need to have completed an upper secondary education and meet specific programme criteria, including demonstrating Danish language proficiency. The qualifying examination will be assessed for equivalence to the Danish upper-secondary-school exam.
When is the application deadline for study abroad programmes?
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The application deadline is March 15th at 12:00. You must ensure all admission requirements, including language qualifications, are met by July 5th at 12:00.
How do I apply as an international student?
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You must submit an online application and supporting documents via optagelse.dk. If you do not have a MitID, you will need to print, sign, scan, and email your application signature page by the deadline.
Is there information on career outcomes for study abroad students?
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Information on specific career paths and outcomes for study abroad students is not detailed on the provided pages.