Denmark Universities & admissions Questions
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What admission requirements and IELTS score do I need for a master's in Denmark?
→Admission to a master's in Denmark is decided programme by programme. You generally need a recognised bachelor's degree equivalent to a Danish one, around 180 ECTS, with relevant subjects. Many programmes ask for English B level, commonly equivalent to IELTS 6.5, while some ask for English A, commonly IELTS 7.0.
Which countries besides Germany, UK, Australia, and USA are good for studying sports science or sports nutrition for a Master's?
→If I want to try universities in Denmark or Sweden, will the price increase in that case?
→If you hold EU or EEA citizenship, tuition in Denmark and Sweden stays free, so your cost will not rise. Non-EU students pay 8,000 to 18,000 euros yearly in Denmark and 7,000 to 26,000 euros in Sweden, a noticeable increase if moving from a low-fee country like Germany.
Are there any good options for me in countries like Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway for my profile and course preferences for a MBA/Bachelor's?
→Ireland and the Netherlands are your strongest choices for a Bachelor's, since both offer wide English-taught options at universities like UCD and Amsterdam. Denmark and Norway have pulled back on English undergraduate programs but remain strong for an MBA, at schools like Copenhagen Business School or Norway's BI.