Study in Denmark with Scholarships

Why Choose Denmark for Study

Denmark is more than just a study destination—it’s a place to live, grow, and thrive. Consistently ranked among the world’s happiest and safest countries, Denmark offers students a unique mix of top-quality education, cultural diversity, career opportunities, and a high standard of living.

A Land of Happiness

Ranked among the Top 3 Happiest Nations worldwide.
Culture built on equality, trust, and community spirit.
Experience “Hygge” – a Danish lifestyle of coziness, comfort, and togetherness.
Student life often includes cafés, bike rides, and cultural events.

Safe & Welcoming Environment

Low crime rate compared to most European countries.
Students can comfortably use public transport late at night.
Denmark ranked high in personal freedom and security worldwide.
International students quickly adapt to the inclusive and student-friendly atmosphere.

Affordable Living & Student Discounts

While Denmark is not the cheapest, it provides excellent value for money:
Monthly student expenses: €800–€1,200 (depending on lifestyle).
Student discounts available for:

- Public transportation

- University canteens & cafés

- Museums, concerts, and festivals

Cities like Aalborg and Odense are more affordable than Copenhagen.

Strong Economy & Career Prospects

Denmark is known for its innovatve, future-ready economy:

GDP expected to hit $377.7 billion by 2026.
Global leaders in:

- Renewable Energy (Vestas, Ørsted)

- Pharmaceuticals (Novo Nordisk, Lundbeck)

- IT & Design (Bang & Olufsen, LEGO)

- Shipping & Logistics (Maersk)

Part-time jobs available during studies.
Post-study career opportunities in high-demand sectors.

Gateway to Europe

As part of the Schengen Zone, students can easily travel across 26+ European countries.
Popular student trips:

- Germany – just hours away by train.

-Sweden – cross via the famous Øresund Bridge.

-France & Netherlands – short weekend flights.

Within Denmark:

- Copenhagen – Cycling Capital of the World (390+ km bike lanes).

- Aarhus & Odense – Vibrant student hubs with history and modern living.

In short: Denmark offers international students happiness, safety, strong academics, career growth, and access to all of Europe—making it one of the best destinations to build both education and future.

Why Students Love the Denmark

Student-friendly Capital City

Denmark’s capital city, Copenhagen, ranks 37th among the top 50 student cities according to QS Best Student Cities.

Popular Programs

Denmark is a well-known destination for various programs. Business Studies, Engineering, and Technology, as well as natural science, are very popular fields of study in Danish universities.

Globally Recognized Universities

3 universities of Denmark are among the top 150 universities in the world according to the QS World University Ranking.

Scholarship Corner

Denmark provides various types of scholarships, such as Danish Government Scholarship, Nordplus Scholarship, Erasmus Mundus, etc.

The Best Universities in the Denmark for Bangladeshi Students

Universities

University Rankings

University of Southern Denmark	306
Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College (NBCBC)	9346
International Business Academy (IBA)	8484
University of Copenhagen (KU)	101
Aarhus University	131
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)	107
Aalborg University (AAU)	306
Roskilde University (RUC)	501
Copenhagen Business School (CBS)	701

Admission Requirements and Eligibility for Denmark student visa

Undergraduate

HSC/A-levels (12 years of education)
Min. 60–70% marks
IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL 80–90 / PTE 58+

Master’s

Recognized bachelor’s degree
60–70% score
IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL 90–100 / PTE 62+

PhD

Master’s in a related field
Research proposal + academic record
IELTS 6.5–7.0

Danish Student Visa Requirements

International students must apply for the Student Residence Permit (ST1 visa).

Key Documents:

Offer letter from university
Valid passport (min. 3 months beyond stay)
ST1 Form (jointly filled by student & university)
Sworn declaration (OD1 form)
Passport photos (35x45mm)
Proof of funds (Swift copy, bank statement)
Motivation letter & CV
Fee payment receipt

Processing Time: ~60 days

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Cost of Studying in the Denmark for Bangladeshi Students

Denmark is known for its high-quality education system, modern research facilities, and international recognition. While tuition fees are slightly higher than some Central/Eastern European countries, Bangladeshi students find Denmark attractive due to career opportunities, Schengen access, and excellent living standards. Understanding the costs will help you prepare for your study journey.

Degree	Cost
Undergraduate	€6,000–15,000
Master’s	€8,000–18,000
MBA	€12,000–25,000
PhD	€0–5,000 (funded)

Many PhD students receive full funding + monthly stipend.

Cost of Living in Denmark

Knowing where you’ll live and how much daily life will cost is just as important as choosing the right university. Here, you will get a simple and clear overview of accommodation options and living expenses in Denmark for international students.

The average price for student housing in Denmark ranges between 450 and 670 EUR/month, and it usually gets higher in Copenhagen (800–900 EUR/month). However, if you start looking for an accommodation option early on, you can find places for 250 EUR/month outside the city center.

Where Can Students Live?

International students in Denmark usually choose from the following housing options:

1. Student Halls of Residence (Kollegium)

Most international students end up here at first. These halls are managed by universities or official housing groups, so they’re reliable. Rent is on the affordable, and you get access to shared kitchens and common areas where you can meet people from all over the world. Expect to pay around DKK 2,500–4,000 a month.

2. Private Apartments

If you’re someone who values privacy, a private apartment might be the way to go. Some come fully furnished, while others are completely bare, so you’ll need to set them up yourself. They’re often in city centers or quieter residential areas. The rent varies a lot, but usually it’s between DKK 4,000–7,000, depending on location and size.

3. Shared Apartments (Flat shares)

This is probably the most budget-friendly option. You rent a room and share the rest of the apartment, kitchen, bathroom, and bills with others. It’s a great way to save money, make friends, and get a taste of local life. For this setup, you’ll likely spend DKK 3,000–5,000 per room each month.

Food

Groceries: €200–€270/month
Meal in restaurant: €16
Coffee: €4–6

Example Monthly Budget

Expense	Avg. (EUR)
Accommodation	500–900
Food	250
Transport	50
Miscellaneous	100–150
Total	€800–1,200

Top Programs in Denmark for Bangladeshi Students

Denmark has become a more appealing place for Bangladeshi students seeking affordable, high-quality education in Europe. The country is known for its innovation, sustainability, and research-based universities. Degrees from Denmark are recognized worldwide and hold significant value in the job market.

With programs taught in English, a safe and friendly environment, and part-time work options along with post-study job opportunities, Denmark combines academic excellence, affordability, and career prospects. Students also enjoy the Schengen visa, which makes traveling across Europe simple.

Popular Courses

Computer Science & Software Engineering
Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
Renewable Energy Engineering
Business Administration & Management
Medicine, Nursing & Public Health
Architecture & Design
Environmental Science & Sustainability
Education & Social Sciences

Popular Undergraduate Programs in the Denmark

BA (Hons) in Computer Science
BACHELOR IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
BA (Hons) Business and Management

Popular Masters Programs in the Denmark

BSc Data Science and Analytics
Biochemistry BSc (Hons)
Commerce and Marketing BA
Cyber Security and Networks BSc (Hons)

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Scholarships for Bangladeshi Students

Studying in Denmark can be more affordable thanks to scholarships from government bodies, institutions, and European programs. These opportunities can pay for tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs. This makes Danish education accessible to Bangladeshi students without putting a heavy financial strain on them.

Scholarship Name	Description	Eligibility	Benefits
Danish Government Scholarships	Scholarships under government agreements, available at universities like the University of Copenhagen.	Non-EU/EEA citizens admitted to a master’s program at participating institutions like UCPH	Tuition waiver or partial/full coverage; exceptional candidates may receive funding for living costs.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees	EU-funded scholarships for joint master’s programs offered across multiple universities in Europe. Study in DenmarkWikipedia	Open to both EU/EEA and non-EU/EEA students, including Bangladeshi applicants.	Covers tuition, living expenses, insurance, and travel costs during study. Resource: Wikipedia
Nordplus Programme	Mobility scholarships for students in Nordic/Baltic regions to study in another Nordic/Baltic country. Study in DenmarkStudy International	Bangladeshi students already enrolled in a linked partner institution in the Nordic/Baltic region.	Varies based on program length and academic performance; typically includes living support.
University-Specific Scholarships	Merit- or need-based awards provided by Danish universities (e.g., UCPH, Aarhus, DTU, CBS, SDU).	Bangladeshi students admitted to these universities; application criteria vary by institution.	Partial or full tuition waivers; some include monthly stipends.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about studying abroad? Our FAQ section gives you clear and simple answers to guide your journey.

Denmark is a bit more expensive than other European countries (in terms of tuition fees), but it’s significantly more affordable compared to the United States, the UK, and Australia.

Yes, the universities in Denmark offer a huge number of programs that are studied in English. Besides, you can use English in your day-to-day life, but knowing some Danish words can be handy.

Yes, you can bring your family members. He/she will have to take a residence permit as an accompanying family member.

Hygge is about creating cosy social gatherings and intimate get-togethers with family and friends. It's the feeling of well-being and a warm atmosphere.

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