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University of Copenhagen, a world recognized public research university located in Copenhagen, Denmark, is the oldest university in Denmark and the second oldest in Scandinavia; and is exclusively known to be the best university in Denmark. Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) Leiden Ranking has listed the university as the best university in the Continental Europe, 27th in the world and fourth in Europe after Oxford, University College London (UCL) and Cambridge making its way to the list of top one percent university in the world. The university is also an active member of International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU) which is an association of world’s top eleven universities sharing a global vision to educating future world leaders. Contributor: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garriema-b-59b673296/

All Bachelor programs at the University of Copenhagen are taught in Danish language. So any international student opting for the either a Bachelor or a Master’s degree taught in Danish language are required to provide Danish language test to prove their eligibility into the relevant programs they are intending to enroll. International students can obtain Danish language qualifications (country exceptions applied as per the university website) by either: passing the Study Exam (SP), in Danish- ‘Studieprøven i dansk’, which consists of the written and oral part test, the test can be given to demonstrate one has an advanced Danish language skills to efficiently read, write and communicate orally or the know- how can be demonstrated by passing a supplementary upper course in Danish A. Application deadline for Bachelor programs normally is before the 15th March of any year.

A good number of Masters program are taught in English. For study that starts in February, application deadline is the 1st of September of the previous year and for the study that starts in September intake, application is to be sent by January of the same year. IELTS of 6.5 (overall) and TOEFL of 83 is generally the criteria for English language tests. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558615392926

The application fee is DKK 750 (EUR 100). Tuition fees for programs at the university generally ranges from EUR 10,000 to 17,000 per 60 ECTS (one academic year).

PhD programs at the University of Copenhagen are 6 in number i.e. programs are available for 6 faculties – Health and Medical Sciences, Law, Social Sciences, Humanities, Science and Theology, and fees are generally payable to students as they will be studying as researchers. Doctoral scholarships are also reserved for students dealing with impactful research projects and research assignments, and these scholarships are awarded by research councils, public bodies or private foundations. In addition, as a recipient of scholarship, students will also have the privilege to work 6 months (840 hours) over the course of 3 years.

Note: As per the university, specific admission, scholarships and fees requirements for individual programs can differ…

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