Fully funded university and industrial PhDs

As a PhD student in Denmark you usually receive a salary, and there are no tuition fees. Industrial PhDs are collaborations between a university and a company with no obligation to teach. As a PhD student in Denmark, you can expect the very latest in equipment and research facilities.

A Danish PhD programme usually lasts three years. The components of the programme are:

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Career & Working in Denmark

As an international student in Denmark you will have the right to work during your studies. You will also have the opportunity to look for full-time employment when you have completed your studies.

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Why Study in Denmark?

World-class qualifications - taught entirely in English

Whichever subject you choose to study in Denmark you can expect outstanding quality and academic standards that are recognised worldwide. You can choose between a wide range of programmes taught in English, from natural sciences and engineering to architecture and design.

- More than 500 programmes and 1300 courses taught in English
- An innovative educational system of high international quality
- Excellent collaborative and innovative skills
- A well-organised, friendly and safe country
- A strong foundation for your future career

As a student in Denmark you can either study a full degree or add credits to your current degree. Danish undergraduate degrees take 2-3 years whilst a postgraduate degree (Master's) takes 2 years to complete.

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An innovative study environment

Today’s global challenges demand innovative solutions. Danish higher education combines traditional academic excellence with innovative teaching that will empower you to think, experiment and collaborate your way to new ideas and greater knowledge.

Combining traditional lectures and tutorials with project-based teaching methods, your studies in Denmark will help you develop a creative and collaborative approach to applying new knowledge and solving complex real-life challenges.

Universities, colleges and academies in Denmark are state-of-the-art. The learning environment is friendly and relaxed with students and teachers debating openly during class and lectures. As a student, you will enjoy free access to computers, libraries and Wi-Fi on campus.

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It is possible for you bring family members with you when studying for your PhD in Denmark....

Accompanying family members

If you hold a residence permit as a student at a higher educational programme or at a PhD programme, you can usually bring your family with you to Denmark.

A residence permit can be granted to your spouse, registered partner or cohabiting partner as well as your children under the age of 18, who are living with you. To be regarded as cohabiting partners, you must normally have lived together for a period of at least 18-24 months.

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