Denmark is home to 57 universities and higher-education institutions in our directory across cities such as Copenhagen, Aarhus, Esbjerg, Odense and Viby. The oldest in our directory, University of Copenhagen, was founded in 1479. Use the interactive map below to explore every institution, find scholarships open to international students, and plan your tuition, living costs and student visa.

Universities in Denmark

57 in our directory.

University College CopenhagenCopenhagenNovo Nordisk Foundation Center for Stem Cell MedicineCopenhagenDen Danske Filmskole – National Filmschool of DenmarkCopenhagenNiels BrockCopenhagenRybnersEsbjergEUC NordvestsjaellandHolbækAarhus Business CollegeVibyThe Danish Town Planning InstituteCopenhagenVUC AarhusAarhusAarhus UniversityAarhusHF & VUC KlarSlagelseErhvervsakademi MidtVestHerning

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Frequently asked questions about studying in Denmark

How many universities are there in Denmark?

Our directory lists 57 universities and higher-education institutions in Denmark. You can browse them all on the interactive map above.

Can international students study in Denmark in English?

Many institutions in Denmark offer programmes taught fully in English, especially at postgraduate level. Browse the full directory to compare options.

How much does it cost to study in Denmark?

Tuition and living costs vary by city and university. See our cost of studying abroad guide and calculator to estimate a year in Denmark.

Are there scholarships for studying in Denmark?

Yes - see scholarships for Denmark listed above, or browse all scholarships for international students.

What do I need for a Denmark student visa?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality and programme. Read our student visa requirements guide before you apply.