I. Requirements for Postgraduates to Apply for Studying in Denmark
1) background institutions
Danish universities generally have no clear requirements for the applicant's background institutions, but students who graduated from specific Danish schools and related majors will be given priority in project admission.
2) Language requirements
Although Danish is the official language of Denmark, English is the common language of Denmark. Almost all Danes can speak English and speak it very well. There are many English courses available for postgraduate courses. However, even if it is a Danish language teaching project, don't worry too much. Denmark has also provided Danish language teaching for international students free of charge for more than one year. Students can also study languages first and then enter graduate courses.
The language requirements of Danish universities are mostly IELTS 6.5 and TOEFL 83. For specific requirements of each major, please check official website information.
When reviewing materials, language scores are not an important assessment object, and the requirements for applicants' language scores are not high. However, in order to have more opportunities and choices, we still have to work hard to improve our language performance.
3) Normal grades
Usually, grades are the key assessment objects of schools. Although most schools do not explicitly give GPA requirements, the number of students enrolled in each project is limited, and schools often choose the best candidates. In addition, when examining scholarship applications, the applicant's academic performance is the most important criterion.
Looking at the admission results of Danish universities in the past, it is easier to apply for schools with GPA above 3.0.
4) Course matching
In addition, in the application of graduate programs, the school has corresponding academic background requirements for applicants, that is, course matching.
In the process of audit, the school attaches great importance to the matching degree of courses, and each project has strict academic background requirements for applicants, and they must complete certain credits in related fields. Therefore, applicants usually need to provide the school with a description of the courses they have studied. Everyone must carefully compare the relevant admission conditions when applying.
However, in data transfer unit, if the difference between the academic background and the project requirements is not more than 30 ECTS credits, you can apply for preparatory courses, but you need to check whether the relevant courses are taught in English.
Fees for studying in Denmark (the following calculation fees are for reference only)
The Danish undergraduate course lasts for three years, and the annual tuition fee is about 5,000-8,000 euros, and the living expenses are about 500 euros a month, which is almost 6,000 euros a year. Therefore, the living expenses and tuition fees for studying in Denmark for one year are about 90 ~130,000 RMB.
Postgraduate courses in Denmark last for two years, with tuition ranging from 9000- 14000 euros and living expenses of 500 euros a month, almost 6000 euros a year. Therefore, the total cost of graduate students studying in Denmark is about 65,438+03-65,438+06,000 RMB.
Second, Danish graduate study universities recommend the University of Copenhagen.
The University of Copenhagen, located in Copenhagen, Denmark, is the largest and most prestigious comprehensive university in Denmark and one of the oldest universities in Northern Europe. There are more than 35,000 students in school, and a large and rich team of teachers has been established, 1800 person-times. The University of Copenhagen has built Scandinavian economy and technology, and trained many professionals such as clergy, doctors, lawyers and teachers for Denmark. The world university ranks 45th.
technical university of denmark
Data Transmission Institute (DTU) is one of the oldest institutes of science and technology in the world, and it is also the main institution for training senior engineers and technicians in Denmark. Founded in 1829, the school is the first technical university in Denmark. The first president was physicist Oster, who was famous for discovering the relationship between electricity and magnetism. The data transmission unit is one of the engineering universities in Europe and northern Europe. The world ranking is about 15 1-200.
University of southern Denmark
The University of Southern Denmark, located in southern Denmark, enjoys world-renowned degrees and research. Beautiful environment, advanced teaching facilities, with five modern libraries, laboratories and computer information network systems. The University of Southern Denmark was formed by the merger of Southern Denmark Business and Engineering College, odense University and Southern Jutland University. It consists of four campuses, namely, odense, Keling, Heisburg and Karlsand Berg. The main campus is odense Campus, which was established in 1966. With about 25,000 students, the University of Southern Denmark is a comprehensive university with more than 50 professional research fields. From university to doctorate, students can choose different courses. The world ranking is about 30 1-400.
Third, the advantages of Danish graduate students studying abroad 1. English education
Denmark has its own language, but in the teaching of colleges and universities, the use of English not only reduces the learning pressure of students, but also gives everyone an international learning environment and will be more competitive in the future.
According to the local people in Denmark, more than 90% of the residents use English every day, while in EPI, the English level of Danes is the second, and the super-high penetration rate also makes international students have no obstacles in daily communication.
2. First-class education
Europe can be regarded as synonymous with high-quality teaching, and as a member of the European continent, Danish school education is naturally not to be underestimated. Public universities are controlled by the government and private universities are influenced by the market, which are excellent.
Moreover, although the number of universities in China is small, most of them are well-known and their academic qualifications are recognized by all countries in the world. In the latest U2 1 ranking, Denmark ranks first in Europe and third in the world.
3. The cost of living is relatively low
Denmark is famous for its good social welfare system. The average annual living expenses are about 60,000-80,000 RMB (including accommodation, catering, transportation and books). This is obviously much cheaper than studying in countries such as Britain and the United States.
4. Loose working conditions
In the first year of studying in Denmark, students can legally work during the holidays. I have lived 18 months, and I can still work 18 hours a week. The minimum wage in Denmark is 70 yuan RMB/hour.
5. Schengen countries
Denmark belongs to the Schengen agreement countries in Europe. As long as you get a visa to study in Denmark, you can enter and leave more than 20 countries in continental Europe, such as Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Spain and Greece. There is no visa.
6. Social security
In terms of social security, it can be assured that Denmark has the lowest crime rate in the world, and there are special laws to protect international students. Selected as a safe country for studying abroad for many times.