1. Free tuition: Generally speaking, tuition is not a small expense. If it can be used to pay for living expenses, you can not work for at least one year. Denmark has the characteristics of free tuition, elegant learning environment, less violence and open social mentality. 2. Denmark has a beautiful environment and almost no pollution: for international students, you can do less laundry in Denmark. The climate here is also good. Compared with other European countries, it is neither hot in summer nor cold in winter.

You can work legally during the summer vacation without paying taxes: the hourly wage in Denmark is relatively high in Europe and America.

In addition to working legally during holidays, the income from working at ordinary times can also cover monthly expenses.

For students studying science, they can also apply for scholarships: the amount is enough to cover their monthly expenses, and they can also travel properly.

In Denmark, students can live in cheap houses: the housing prices in Denmark are not too high, and sometimes even cheaper than in China. In addition, if you find the right place, you can also buy unexpected bargains.

Education level in Denmark

Because Denmark is very small, there are no real masters and doctors in Denmark, and the certificates they issue are generally British.

Danes are of high quality, but sometimes speaking language is a problem for foreign students. If you want to study in Denmark for a long time, you should learn Danish, because sometimes teachers don't use English in class.

Advantages and disadvantages of Denmark

Leon: In Denmark, the traffic is developed, so you don't have to worry about the traffic congestion to and from school. The environmental pollution in Denmark is relatively light, and large lawns and green trees make people feel relaxed and happy; The relaxed social environment and beautiful natural environment allow you to enjoy studying abroad with friends while studying. Denmark is the second most attractive country for foreigners after the Netherlands.

Disadvantages: It is difficult to make Danish friends, and almost 50% of foreigners find it difficult to establish close friendship with Danes. On the other hand, Danes have a positive attitude towards foreigners. 42% people think that their Danish friends can respect the culture of other countries. However, from the courtesy of first meeting, it is difficult to develop close friendship with Danes.