Denmark , officially named the Kingdom of Denmark, is a Nordic country in Northern Europe. Also it is a member of the European Union. Population of Denmark is 5.8 million.

The capital city of Denmark is Copenhagen, on the island of Sealand. Denmark is a constitutional monarchy (meaning the head of state is a monarch who has few established powers) with a queen, Margrethe II. Denmark is a parliamentary state, meaning the people appoint a parliament to make decisions for them, and it has a democratic government headed by an elected Prime Minister, who currently is Mette Frederiksen since 2019.

Denmark, like the other Nordic countries. is well known for being a large welfare state.The government provides many services to the public such as free health care, free education (school and college) and free housing for the poor. Danes pay high taxes to fund welfare.

Weather :

The weather in Denmark is quite windy and rainy. In the winter, it does not get very cold; in most years, there are only a few weeks of snow. Every ten years or so, the sea around the islands freezes over, but in most winters, it does not. The climate and topography are not good for winter sports.

Most summers are not very hot. People always dress to be ready for rain or wind. There are also very sunny times, but nobody can know ahead of time when these will be. The best time of the year for outdoor activities is the months of May and June until midsummer.

Food :

The cuisine of Denmark is like the other Nordic countries (Finland, Norway, Iceland, and Sweden), as well as that of northern Germany, consisting mainly of pork meat and fish. Traditional Danish food includes frikadeller (fried meatballs, often served with potatoes and various sorts of gravy). Fish is also widely eaten, especially on the west coast of Jutland.

Festivals and Holidays :

Christmas (Danish: Jul) is the main feast of the year. Christmas is traditionally celebrated on the eve, December 24, and this is when the main Christmas meal is eaten and presents are unwrapped.

In midwinter, a fast is celebrated. Children are dressed up, and go from house to house begging for money. This practice has in recent years been taken over by Halloween, and most people give candy not money. A barrel filled with candy is smashed with clubs. The person who makes the candy fall out is appointed queen of cats and the person who hits the last stick is appointed king of cats.

Midsummer is celebrated with a huge bonfire in the evening of June 23. Most Danes have a three-week summer holiday in July or August.

Economy :

The economy of Denmark is based on Agriculture, Industry, World Trade, Shipping Business and IT Business. As a small open economy, Denmark generally advocates a liberal trade policy, and its exports as well as imports make up circa 50% of GDP. Since 1990 Denmark has consistently had a current account surplus, with the sole exception of 1998. As a consequence, the country has become a considerable creditor nation, having acquired a net international investment position amounting to 65% of GDP in 2018. A decisive reason for this are the widespread compulsory funded labour market pensions schemes. The schemes have caused a considerable increase in private savings rates, and today play an important role for the economy.

Education :

The universities of Denmark are world standard. All the universities are PUBLIC universities under the Ministry of Education of The Royal Danish Government.

1. Aalborg University, Aalborg & Copenhagen

All degree programs and research activities at Aalborg University are problem and project-based and have an interdisciplinary focus.

Through the strong interplay between staff and students and intense collaboration with public and private sectors, we offer degree programs with a real-world approach and provide world-class research.
This results in new insights, new solutions to societal challenges, and knowledge that changes the world.

Knowledge for the World is Aalborg University’s (AAU’s) overall strategy, which will form the basis, chart the course, and set the level of ambition of the university towards 2021. Our strategy will help us ensure that we continue to develop our strengths, and it will prepare us to meet the challenges and opportunities which are already emerging.

2. Aarhus University, Aarhus

Aarhus University is a public research university located in Aarhus, Denmark. It is the largest and second oldest university in Denmark. The university belongs to the Coimbra Group, the Guild, and Utrecht Network of European universities and is a member of the European University Association

3.Roskilde University, Roskilde

Roskilde University was originally established in order to challenge academic traditions and to experiment with new ways to create and acquire knowledge. At RUC we cultivate a project and problem oriented approach to knowledge creation, because we believe that the most relevant results are obtained by solving real problems in collaboration with others. We employ an interdisciplinary approach because no major problems are ever resolved on the basis of any single academic discipline alone. We also cultivate transparency, because we passionately believe that participation and knowledge-sharing are prerequisites for freedom of thought, democracy, tolerance and development.

4.University of Southern Denmark, Odense

The University of Southern Denmark welcomed the first students onto the campus in Odense in September 1966, and things have been developing by leaps and bounds ever since. We now have five faculties with more than  32,000 students, almost 20% of whom are from abroad, and more than 4,000 employees distributed across our main campus in Odense and regional campuses in Slagelse, Kolding, Esbjerg, and Sønderborg. Several international studies document that we conduct world-class research and are one of the top fifty young universities in the world.

Over the years, the University of Southern Denmark has interwoven many lives. The roughly five years which a student invests in a university education will lay the groundwork for the rest of his or her life. And with around 115 different study programs in the fields of the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, health sciences, and engineering, graduates of the University of Southern Denmark are now members of virtually every profession in the international community.

5.Technical University of Denmark, Copenhagen

DTU is recognized internationally as a leading university in the areas of the technical and the natural sciences, renowned for our business-oriented approach, our focus on sustainability, and our amazing study environment.

6. IT University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen

The IT University of Copenhagen, often abbreviated and referred to as ITU, is a public university and research institution in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. It is specialized in the multidisciplinary study of information technology. 

7. Copenhagen University, Copenhagen

The University of Copenhagen is a public research university in Copenhagen, Denmark. Founded in 1479, the University of Copenhagen is the second-oldest university in Scandinavia after Uppsala University, and ranks as one of the top universities in the Nordic countries and Europe.

                8.Business Academy Aarhus (BAAA), Aarhus

The Business Academy Aarhus (BAAA) offers a wide range of AP and Bachelor degree programmes within Technology, Business and Computer Sciences, etc. The academy is one of the largest of its kind in Denmark with more than 3,500 full-time students, of which 600 are international students. In addition, approx. 1,600 students are enrolled in in-service study programmes. There are 220 full-time academic teachers.

The Business Academy Aarhus works with university researchers and private companies to enable students to engage in practical, real-world problem solving. The mandatory internships of a duration of 2½ to 12 months include placements with Danish or international companies. In 2011, internships were placed with 650 companies in Denmark and abroad.

Aarhus is Denmark’s second-largest city and an attractive education center. Approx. 12 percent of inhabitants in the city are students.

The above universities have English taught programs for the students outside of Denmark. They have programs on Business, Accounting, Finance, Science, Engineering ( both Civil, Mechanical and Computer Sciences ), English Studies, Social Sciences, Public Health, Law related subjects and many more. For detailed information you may write to our email : dk@denmarkstudy.com, ad@denmarkstudy.com or syl@denmarkstudy.com. 

University list of   Denmark.

International Business Academy ( IBA)      Niels Brock Copeheagen Business College     University College of Northern Denmark ( UCN)

Aarhus Business Academy( BAAA)           Dania Academy.                                               University of Southern Denmark (SDU).

 Aalborg University ( AAU)                          Roskilde University ( RUC)                          Denmark Technical University (DTU)

 Aarhus University(AU). 

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If you are a student from EU countries, Switzerland or resident of Denmark then you do not have to pay the tuition fees at all.

If you are a student from the non EU country then you have to pay tuition fees on a per semester or per year basis.  For detailed information you may write to our email : dk@denmarkstudy.com, ad@denmarkstudy.com or syl@denmarkstudy.com. 

The following documents will be needed for your admission application :

1. An updated CV
2. All your educational certificates and transcripts
3. IELTS ( Academic ) minimum overall 6.0 or 6.5 or 7.0 / PTE overall score minimum 58 or 64 ( should be valid )
4. Good Motivation letter / SOP stating why you are interested to study in your intended subject and university.
5. Copy of your Passport / any other Identification card.
6. Passport Size photograph.
7. Scanned signature.
8. Application fees to be paid ranging from 100 EURO to 165 EURO as applicable, which is non refundable. 
9. Bachelor syllabus for admission in Master degree.

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After Bachelor program the student can get admission in Master program and after Master program the student can go for PhD or other higher program.

After the Master program the student may get a 2 years Post Study Visa for work / job.

The following documents will be needed for student and dependant visa :

For Students :

1. Full Passport copy including the cover page.
2. An updated CV
3. All educational certificates, transcripts (notarized)
4. IELTS/PTE certificate (notarized)
5. Job certificate, if any (notarized)
6. Offer letter of the university
7. Swift copy of tuition fees payment
8. Case order ID fees payment receipt
9. Visa fees payment receipt
10. 2 copies of photographs size 35 mmX45 mm. Background should be white.

For Spouses :

1) Full passport copy including the cover page

2) Bank statement in the name of student amounting Tk. 10,00,000.00

3) Bank Solvency certificate

4) Filled up MF1 form 

5) Case order ID fees payment receipt

6) Visa fees payment receipt.

7) Kabin Nama in original and notarized translated copy, Marriage certificate.

8) 2 copies of photographs size 35 mmX45 mm. Background should be white.

 Full passport copy include with cover page

2) Bank statement in the name of student amounting

 Tk. 10,00,000.00

3) Bank Solvency certificate

4) File For Dependants :

1) MF1 form 

5) Visa fees payment receipt

6) Case order ID fees payment receipt

7) Birth Certificate

8) No objection certificate from mother or father as applicable

9) 2 copies of photographs size 35 mmX45 mm. Background should be white.

Case order ID fees 2000 DKK for Student and 1680 DKK for Spouse/dependant

VISA fees 1455 DKK for all.

We have to remind the students that the accommodation is a bit of a dare in Denmark. However, each and every student is living in their own hired accommodation. Before your visa you should search for your own accommodation. We will provide you with a housing link to search. As well as the student can use his/her own connection in Denmark to find out the accommodation.

Regarding the part time job you have to find out the part time job on your own. Our suggestion is to take the first opportunity, join there and afterwards find a suitable part time job for you.

A student can work 20 hours a week as per the law of Denmark. But in the months of June, July and August you will be absolutely free to do any job as you like. There will be no restriction in these months ( summer vacation ). Spouses / dependents can work full time without any restriction.

For Students : Tk. 60,000.00

For Spouses : Tk. 1,00,000.00

For Dependents ( Child ) : Tk. 25,000.00 ( each )

In addition a sum of Tk. 15,000.00 to be deposited to our account as Procedure money. If any student fails to receive his/her offer letter then the amount will be refunded instantly.

The above service charges are for Bangladesh.

For Nepal, India and other countries the service charges will be fixed by our Head Office at Denmark.

1. The candidate needs to provide us photocopies of his/her visa sticker and residence permit letter.
2. They need to come to our office for a photo session, which we will use in our facebook page or any other media as our advertisement.
3. The candidate should write a review on our Facebook page about our services.
4. The candidate must fly within 30 days before his/her class start date. They must not fly before 1 month as per the rules.
5. In the COVID – 19 situations the student should carry a negative test report which should not be over 72 hours.
6. In the COVID – 19 situations the student will have to go through a COVID test within 48 hours after reaching Denmark.
7. After reaching Denmark the student should contact his/her respective university and inform them about the arrival.