Application conditions
Bachelor's degree: At the bachelor's degree stage in Danish universities, the teaching language is mostly Danish. At present, only a few universities, such as Copenhagen University, Aarhus University of Commerce and Southern University, offer English teaching, and their professional scope is limited to international business, business management science and international business management.
Admission requirements are: two years' college education after graduating from high school, TOEFL score of 550-575, IELTS score of 6-6.5.
Master: Danish master students are all international students, so some famous universities in Denmark have set up English-teaching majors.
Admission requirements: (1) bachelor degree, TOEFL score of 550; (2) After graduating from junior college for three years, if the score is appropriate, the TOEFL score is 550; (3) TOEFL score of 575 and IELTS score of 6.5 entered the University of Engineering Science.
Doctor: Master, TOEFL-free. However, for China students, they can't enter the undergraduate course unless they complete their ordinary high school education (Danish or English preparatory course) in Denmark. Danish universities do not recruit high school graduates from non-EU countries.
China high school graduates can enter Danish Higher Vocational Education Institute if their English is up to standard, and they will stay there after graduation, because it is difficult for them to apply for graduate studies, not only in Denmark, but also in Europe, the United States, Canada and Australia.
For the public.
One is graduate school. Because after you have a bachelor's degree from China, you can apply for IMP, which is a master's degree recognized all over the world.
Another kind of people are college students. When they go abroad, they already have a certain level of English, and they can go to Danish universities to choose a major that teaches in English. Among these people, they fall into two categories. One is called exchangestudent (that is, students sent by universities to study and communicate), and their credits can be directly transferred to universities in northern Europe.
You can get a bachelor's degree by completing the necessary credits. The other is called freemover, also called gueststudent. After going abroad, such students should choose the same or similar courses as their majors and retake the credits required by Danish universities (college students must have more than one year's higher education background to apply).
Application process
School selection classic
The first step, of course, is to choose your favorite school. Universities offering master's programs in Denmark are (in alphabetical order):
Aalborg University
Aarhus University (Aarhus University)
Copenhagen business school ().
Copenhagen IT university
Roskilde University (Roskilde University)
Technical university data transmission unit.
University of Copenhagen.
University of Southern Denmark.
Choose a major
After determining the favorite school, let's see if there are any majors suitable for us in the master's courses offered by this university.
Tips for optional items
1) The master's program of Danish University requires a high degree of matching between undergraduate majors, and it is difficult to apply for cross-majors.
2) Before applying, you should carefully read the requirements of the admission requirements of this project for the applicant's undergraduate major and compulsory course qualifications to see if you meet the requirements.
3) If you are not sure whether you meet the admission requirements, some universities, such as Aarhus University and copenhagen business school, provide pre-assessment services. You can send your application materials to the admissions office of the corresponding school for evaluation before you formally apply.
4) In some projects, the credits of certain courses taken by the applicant for undergraduate courses will be stipulated, generally speaking, it is 1ECTS (European credits) ≈ 1.5 China credits.
application system
The applications for master's programs in Danish universities are all completed on the same online application portal, which means that no matter how many schools and projects you apply for, you must operate on the online application portal.
Submit application materials
After registering as a user of the online application portal and successfully creating a new application, you need to upload the application materials to the online application portal one by one.
Submit an application/wait for the admission result
After all applications are submitted, we can observe the progress of each submitted application in the "View Application Status" column of the application system. The next thing to do is to wait for the school to review the application materials and wait for good news.
Tips for submitting an application:
1) Most schools stipulate that applicants can only apply for three or four projects in our school, and those who apply for more will not be reviewed.
2) After submitting all the applications of this school, you can rank the three or four projects you applied for voluntarily according to your own wishes. The higher the ranking, the earlier the program will be reviewed by the admissions Committee.
3) If you are accepted by the first choice of the school, the second and third choices will automatically become invalid, so everyone must consider the ranking of the choices.
All admission/rejection information will be displayed on the online application portal. If the application status changes, the system will also send an email reminder to the bound mailbox. Remember to check the application system in time after receiving the reminder.