Study In Denmark
Being a country in northern Europe, Denmark is considered to be a part of Scandinavia. Between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, Denmark comprises the Jutland peninsula and 429 additional designated islands, 72 of which are inhabited. The bigger islands of Zealand, Funen, and Lolland-Falster are also a part of Denmark.
In Denmark, you’re never more than fifty kilometers from the water. Aarhus and Copenhagen, the two largest cities in Denmark, are separated by just a few kilometers of rural idyll and untouched forest and lake.
Because of its central position in Europe, Denmark serves as a hub from which to reach the rest of Scandinavia and the continent. It takes less than an hour to fly to Berlin. Less than two hours separate London from Paris. And you can reach Barcelona, Rome, Vienna, and Prague in a couple of hours on the airplane.
Even though Denmark isn’t the land of milk and honey, it’s a very prosperous country. TotallyMoney found that among 25 European nations, Denmark had the greatest work-life balance. According to the report, the cost of living in Denmark is lower than the average earnings. Sweden, another member of the Nordic region, takes second position.
An excellent summary may be gleaned from the survey’s quantitative measurements of 24 nations’ levels of happiness, productivity, working hours, bank holidays, leisure time, and cost of living.
Education at a Glance 2017 is a new study from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) that examines the educational systems of all 35 member nations and many partner countries.
According to the data, Denmark spends more on education than any other Nordic nation and ranks second worldwide. Britain is in the vanguard:
And it’s worthwhile; the research finds several positive outcomes for those who get degrees from accredited institutions. The employment rate for graduates is much higher. They’ll make 56% more than those who don’t go to college, and research suggests that doing so is good for their mental health, too. Depression is less common among those who have completed higher education.
List Of Colleges
Aalborg University (AAU)
There is a university of that name in Denmark, and that country is Aalborg. As a student at Aalborg University, you will learn and grow via Aalborg University’s innovative “The Aalborg Model for Problem Based Learning (PBL)” curriculum. We offer courses leading to a bachelor’s degree, a master’s degree, and a variety of international exchange opportunities.
Aarhus University (AU)
Come study with us in Denmark at Aarhus University, a top 100 institution offering more than fifty Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs taught entirely in English.
Since 1928, we’ve been leading the world in groundbreaking study and teaching.
Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
In 1917, the CBS in Copenhagen was founded. One of the 8 Danish universities, CBS now has 20,000 students and 1,500 workers, making it one of the biggest business schools in Europe.
IT University of Copenhagen (ITU)
The IT University of Copenhagen aspires to make Denmark a world leader in the use of information technology to the creation of economic value. Information technology education and research include all scholarly pursuits that make use of computers in some way.
Roskilde University (RUC)
It was with the intention of questioning existing norms in higher education that Roskilde University was founded. Since we think that the most relevant discoveries are gained by collaborating with others to solve actual challenges, RUC fosters a project- and problem-oriented approach to knowledge development. We use this approach because no one academic field has ever been able to tackle a really significant issue on its own. We encourage openness because we know from experience that open dialogue and the free exchange of information are necessary for the flourishing of ideas, democracy, tolerance, and progress.
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
DTU is widely regarded as one of the world’s best institutions for technical and natural scientific education due to its innovative programs, commitment to sustainability, and exceptional campus life.
University of Copenhagen (KU)
UCPH is Denmark’s biggest university and home to six distinct schools of study. We assure you that your time at UCPH will be rewarding no matter what field of study interests you most. See which of the university’s six schools best suits your academic interests. We are pleased to have you join us here at UCPD!
University of Southern Denmark (SDU)
Southern Denmark University’s (SDU) library is a resource for faculty, staff, and students. The SDU library serves not just the university’s faculty and students, but also the general public, the corporate world, and other libraries. Find out more about the library’s resources by reading up on them.
The Central Administration is made up of all the departments that provide services to the classrooms.
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