Study in Denmark Consultants in India
Planning on studying in Denmark? UniLife Abroad helps Indian students choose the right course and university, apply on time and apply for a Denmark student residence permit with a complete file. Enjoy small classes, a safe and happy country and a famous cycling lifestyle while you study.
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Good reasons to study in Denmark
Denmark is a highly developed country known for great education, beautiful scenery and excellent public services. Classes are small, so you learn in groups and projects instead of big lecture halls. Danish degrees follow the Bologna system, so they are recognised around the world, and some institutions even accept students without IELTS if they show good English.
- Business academy fees from about €7,000 to €11,000 a year (about ₹7 to 11 lakh)
- Good pay for student jobs, often around DKK 120 to 150 an hour
- Spouse and children can join you in many programmes (rules apply)
- Step-by-step visa guidance from our team
- Degrees valued around the world
- English is widely spoken, and many courses are taught in English
Life and benefits of studying in Denmark
A high standard of living, easy internships and a happy, safe society. Here is what studying in Denmark gives you.
High-quality education
Teaching is modern and practical, with small groups, projects and close contact with teachers.
High standard of living
Denmark is known for good healthcare, safety and a strong democracy, and is often called one of the happiest countries in the world.
Easy internships
Many programmes include internships, and companies like to work with students on real projects.
Scholarships
Some universities and private organisations offer scholarships for international and Indian students.
Easy admission process
Each institution has its own requirements, and the process is similar to other European countries.
Green, cycle-friendly cities
Copenhagen and other cities are built for bikes, so getting around is cheap, healthy and fun.
What our students say
Real experiences from students now studying in France, Germany, Italy and Latvia.
Why study in Denmark through UniLife Abroad
Honest advice and careful paperwork, from your first call to your first week in Denmark.
Fees paid directly to the university
Your tuition fee goes straight into the university's own account.
Experienced Denmark counsellors
Our team knows Danish universities, business academies and their requirements.
Fast, smooth visa process
We check every document so your residence permit application goes smoothly.
Top universities to apply to
A shortlist of good universities and business academies that suit your profile.
ISO 9001:2015 certified
Our processes are certified for quality, so every file is handled with care.
Free first consultation
Talk to a Denmark expert for free, with no pressure to sign up.
Top universities to apply to in Denmark
Denmark has universities, university colleges and business academies. Here is where the popular ones are:
- Copenhagen and Roskilde: University of Copenhagen, CBS, DTU, Copenhagen Business Academy
- Aarhus: Aarhus University and Business Academy Aarhus
- Odense and Kolding: University of Southern Denmark and IBA Kolding
- Horsens and across Jutland: VIA University College and Dania
- Zealand: Absalon University College and Zealand business academy
Universities and business academies our students apply to. Tap a tab to switch.
Rankings and course details change every year. We check the latest details for every institution on your shortlist.
Your Denmark study journey starts here
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Get expert helpFees structure and opportunities in Denmark
The main things to know about fees, English tests, living costs, work and your stay after studies.
Average fees
About €7,000 to €11,000 a year at business academies, and about €6,000 to €16,000 a year at universities.
IELTS
Usually an overall score of 6.5, with at least 6.0 in reading and writing. Some institutions accept other proof of English.
Living costs
About DKK 7,000 to 12,000 a month, depending on your city. Copenhagen is the most expensive.
Part-time work
Work 20 hours a week during term and full time in June, July and August.
Intakes
The main intake is in September. Some programmes also start in February.
After you graduate
Graduates of approved programmes can stay to look for work, for up to 3 years.
Cost of studying in Denmark for Indian students
Tuition fees and monthly living costs, so you can plan your budget and the money you need to show.
| Programme | Fee |
|---|---|
| Business academy (AP degree / top-up bachelor's) | €7,000 to €11,000 a year |
| University bachelor's | €6,000 to €16,000 a year |
| University master's | €8,000 to €17,000 a year |
Typical yearly fees for non-EU students. The exact fee depends on the institution and programme.
| City | Per month |
|---|---|
| Copenhagen | DKK 9,000 to 12,000 |
| Aarhus | DKK 7,500 to 10,000 |
| Odense | DKK 7,000 to 9,000 |
| Aalborg | DKK 7,000 to 9,000 |
| Smaller towns | DKK 6,500 to 8,500 |
Covers rent, food, travel, phone and daily needs. 1 euro is about DKK 7.5.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Residence permit fee | About DKK 2,200 (check the current fee) |
| Funds to show | About DKK 6,700 a month (about DKK 80,000 for a year) |
| Tuition deposit | Often the first semester or year, paid before your admission papers |
| Health care | Free public health care once you register (CPR) |
Amounts change every year. We share the latest figures when you apply.
How to apply for a Denmark student residence permit
Six simple steps, from your admission letter to your CPR number in Denmark.
Get your offer
Receive your admission letter and pay the first tuition payment to the institution.
Prepare funds
Show enough money to support yourself, about DKK 6,700 a month.
Apply online
Fill in the student residence permit form online and pay the fee.
Give biometrics
Book a VFS appointment to give your fingerprints and photo.
Get your permit
Most decisions come in about 1 to 2 months. Apply early.
Arrive and register
Register your address and get your CPR number after you arrive.
Documents required to study in Denmark
How UniLife Abroad helps you study in Denmark
One team for admission, residence permit and settling in, from your first call to your first week in Denmark.
University and college selection
Guidance on choosing the right university, business academy or college.
Course selection
Help picking programmes that suit your marks and career interests.
Admission help
Help with applications to universities and colleges in Denmark.
Residence permit help
Help preparing your student residence permit application.
Study permit extension
Guidance if you need to extend your permit for your studies.
Jobs during and after studies
Help finding part-time work and jobs after you graduate.
Multiple-entry visas
Help preparing multiple-entry visa applications.
Permanent residency guidance
Advice on long-term stay and permanent residency options.
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Step by step, with the documents you need.
Work after studies in Denmark
Job-seeking stay and work options explained.
Cost of living in Denmark
Rent, food and travel costs by city.
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Ready to apply to Denmark?
Apply to universities in Denmark with UniLife Abroad. Call or email us with any questions.
