Study. Work. Live in Denmark

About Denmark

• Full name: Kingdom of Denmark

• Population: 5.9 million (UN, 2021)

• Capital: Copenhagen

• Largest city: Copenhagen

• Area: 42,933 sq km

• Language: Danish (English widely spoken in higher education)

• Religion: Predominantly Christianity, with a diverse and secular society

Why Study in Denmark?

Denmark is known for its innovative education system, high-quality research, and focus on creativity and sustainability. Universities offer internationally recognized degrees, with a wide range of programs in English. Students benefit from interactive learning, modern facilities, and a safe, inclusive environment. Denmark also provides opportunities to work during studies and clear pathways for post-study residence, making it an attractive destination for international students.

Major Cities

• Copenhagen – Denmark’s capital, largest city, and educational hub

• Aarhus – Known for its vibrant student life and research universities

• Odense – Historical city with strong academic institutions

• Aalborg – Growing city with technology and engineering focus

• Esbjerg – Industrial city offering affordable student living

Climate

Denmark has a temperate climate with mild winters and cool summers. Coastal cities experience moderate weather, while inland areas have slightly more variation. The country’s climate allows students to enjoy outdoor activities year-round, from summer festivals to winter sports.

Top Institutes

• University of Copenhagen

• Aarhus University

• Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

• University of Southern Denmark

• Aalborg University

• Copenhagen Business School

Benefits of Studying in Denmark

• Globally recognized degrees and high-quality education

• Many programs available in English

• Opportunities to work part-time during studies

• Post-study work permits leading to residence pathways

• Safe, inclusive, and progressive society

• Access to scholarships and financial support for international students