Nordics & Benelux

Denmark

Compare doctoral funding arrangements and the actual scholarship components.

Intake Check the programme’s current admissions calendar

Master’s length
Programme-specific
Master’s tuition
See the tuition section
PhD length
3 yrs after a master’s; integrated routes differ
PhD funding
See the award or contract terms Check funding terms

Degree length

Master’s

Programme-specific

PhD

3 yrs after a master’s; integrated routes differ

Course length does not tell you how much research it includes.

For a programme-specific duration, check the course curriculum and research regulations. No national duration estimate is asserted here.

Sources: PhD programmes.

How admission works

  1. Department admission Funding for a class
  2. Supervisor admission An academic agrees to work with you
  3. Advertised position A salary tied to a project
  4. Programme-specific Check official admissions instructions Applies to this country.

Use the institution’s official admissions instructions for your chosen degree. Check academic eligibility, supervisor requirements and funding selection separately.

Master’s tuition

Use the institution’s current programme fee schedule. No verified national fee estimate is quoted here.

PhD funding

  1. Employment example
  2. Stipend example
  3. Scholarship example
  4. Fee rate
  5. Check funding terms Applies to this country.

Funding depends on the doctoral position or grant. Study in Denmark describes a 3-year doctoral route after a master’s and integrated routes with different structures.

Sources: PhD programmes.

Graduate visa status

Graduates of eligible state-approved Danish degrees can apply for up to 3 years of job-seeking residence. Work rights and application conditions must be checked separately.

Sources: ST6_en.

Feature and warning

What this offers

Compare doctoral funding arrangements and the actual scholarship components.

Check before applying

Danish government scholarships can include full or partial tuition waivers and/or living-cost grants; they are not uniformly tuition-only.

Fees, funding, and visa rules change. Confirm current terms with the university or the government source before you apply.

Sources: PhD programmes; Study in Denmark: Scholarships; ST6_en.

Official sources