Aalborg University
Aalborg, Denmark
Aalborg University is known for problem-based learning and research-led education.
Find your future in
Denmark
A fresh perspective on learning and living
From exploring universities to discovering life in Denmark, your study journey starts here. Get to know your options and take the next step with us.
Student living costs: From $1,000 per month
Annual tuition: $9,000–$28,000 per year
Work while studying: 20 hours per week
Post-study stay: Up to 6 months
- Study language
- Danish / English, by course
- Currency
- krDKK
- Cities to explore
- Copenhagen, Aarhus, Aalborg
- Study pathways
- Bachelor’s · Master’s · PhD
Give your ideas room to grow
Compare Danish courses by academic content and teaching approach. Check teaching language and required qualifications on the official course page.
- Choose a university that fits your goals
- Review language, prerequisites and course content
- Build an application plan around your background
Discover universities in Denmark
Aarhus University
Aarhus, Denmark
Aarhus University is a broad research university spanning arts, sciences, health, and more.
Technical University of Denmark
Kongens Lyngby, Denmark
DTU focuses on engineering, technology, and applied research at its Lyngby campus.
Make a life in Denmark
In Denmark, student life combines everyday independence with student communities. Living in a residence or shared flat and commuting by bicycle or public transport are common patterns. Student houses in major university cities host social and cultural activities. Short distances also make it possible to combine cafés and music in the city with time in nature or by the coast.
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Plan for the whole experience
Plan Danish living costs in DKK. The official guide gives approximate monthly rent of DKK 3,000–6,500, with food, transport and other expenses added separately.
- Tuition & study
For fee-paying students, the official guide lists DKK 45,000–120,000 annually; confirm your institution’s actual fee.
- Everyday budget
Itemise food, insurance, books, phone and transport, and check which utilities rent includes.
- Getting started
Prepare funds for initial rent, deposits and household items; transfers may also incur fees.
- Funding & budgeting
Consider cycling and home cooking to reduce costs, and check funding against your institution’s conditions.
Figures are estimates from official guides; confirm current amounts with your institution and accommodation provider.
Admission & student visas for Denmark
Admission to an eligible programme is the basis for Danish student residence. Check the programme’s official approval status and entry conditions.
- Admission & enrolment
Obtain admission and coordinate with the institution; you and the institution each complete a part of the application.
- Documents & preparation
Prepare passport copies, the processing-fee receipt and maintenance evidence using SIRI’s checklist.
- Visa & residence process
For online ST1, the institution completes its part first; complete yours and arrange biometrics within the stated deadline.
The route and documents depend on your nationality, course and circumstances; check the official current checklist before applying.
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Frequently asked questions about studying in Denmark
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