Engineering
There is a steady demand for engineers in Denmark, especially in fields like mechanical, civil, electrical, and environmental engineering. Graduates can work on major infrastructure and green energy projects. Entry-level engineers can expect monthly salaries around DKK 35,000 to DKK 45,000, with experienced professionals earning even more.
Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology
Home to global companies like Novo Nordisk and Lundbeck, Denmark offers exciting opportunities in research, drug development, and medical technology. Graduates in life sciences can earn between DKK 40,000 and DKK 55,000 per month, depending on experience and role.
Business and Finance
Copenhagen is a financial hub, and there’s a growing need for professionals in accounting, auditing, consulting, and financial analysis. Companies also seek skilled business graduates for marketing, sales, and project management roles. Average salaries range from DKK 30,000 to DKK 50,000 per month for entry-level positions.
Healthcare and Nursing
With a strong public healthcare system and an aging population, Denmark is actively recruiting healthcare professionals. Registered nurses, medical assistants, and public health specialists are especially needed. Salaries typically start at DKK 33,000 to DKK 40,000 per month.
Sustainability and Green Technology
Denmark is a global leader in renewable energy and environmental solutions. Graduates can work in clean energy, sustainable architecture, climate policy, and environmental engineering. Green sector jobs offer salaries between DKK 35,000 and DKK 55,000 per month, depending on the role and company.
Here's an overview of average starting salaries for various degrees:
- Statistics: DKK 43,800/month
- Public Health Science: DKK 34,800/month
- Psychology: DKK 34,000/month
- English: DKK 28,400/month
- Biology: DKK 32,500/month
Many of these fields are included in Denmark’s Positive List, which features occupations where there is a shortage of skilled workers.
