Key Features

1. Top-Ranked University: Consistently ranked among the top 100–150 universities globally (QS World Rankings).
2. Established: Founded in 1928, one of Denmark’s leading research universities.
3. Academic Excellence: Strong in Engineering, IT, Business, Natural Sciences, Health, and Social Sciences.
4. Global Recognition: Highly respected across Europe and internationally.
5. Location: Located in Aarhus, Denmark’s second-largest and student-friendly city.
6. Research & Industry Links: Strong partnerships with global industries, research centers, and innovation hubs.

Undergraduate Programs (UG)

1. Study Areas: Arts, Business & Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Health, Engineering.
2. Entry Requirements: Completion of HSC/A-Levels or equivalent with good academic results.
3. English Requirement: IELTS 6.5+ (only for limited English-taught programs).
4. Language Note: Most bachelor’s programs are taught in Danish.
5. Tuition Fees: Around €8,000 – €15,000 per year (non-EU students).
6. Living Costs: Approximately €900 – €1,400 per month.
7. Scholarships: Limited; Danish Government scholarships available.
8. Spouse: Yes, students can apply with spouse (dependent visa), but approval depends on financial proof and residence permit rules.
9. Work Permit (UG): Students can work up to 20 hours/week during semester.  Full-time work allowed during June–August (summer break). Spouse (if approved) can usually work full-time

Postgraduate Programs (PG)

1. Study Areas: Wide range of English-taught Master’s programs in Engineering, IT, Business, Data Science, Health, and Social Sciences.
2. Entry Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field with strong academic results.
3. English Requirement: IELTS 6.5–7.0 (depends on program).
4. Tuition Fees: Around €10,000 – €18,000 per year.
5. Living Costs: Approximately €900 – €1,400 per month.
6. Scholarships & Support: Tuition waivers, Danish Government scholarships, and research funding opportunities.
7. Spouse: Yes, postgraduate students can bring spouse. Spouse is usually allowed to work full-time in Denmark
8. Work Permit: Students can work 20 hours/week during studies. Full-time during holidays. After graduation, eligible for post-study work permit (up to 3 years depending on degree)