No tuition fees

Higher education in Denmark is free for students from the EU/EEA and Switzerland, as well as for students who, according to EU law, are entitled to the same status as Danish citizens. Similarly, if you participate in an exchange program, you can study for free in Denmark.

Unique social life/traditions

Students in Denmark engage in more social interactions related Semester Exchange Programs to their studies. At the beginning of the academic year, students are placed in study groups that meet weekly to discuss study materials and classwork.

There are also traditional events, such as Aarhus University's "Kapsejlads," meaning spring regatta. During this event, students gather around the lakes in the middle of the campus for a day of drinks, relaxation, boat races, and a naked run to win tickets to the Roskilde Festival.

Another tradition is the Friday bars, where different departments from the university host wild themed parties. This adds more fun and variety throughout the academic year and provides an excellent opportunity to bond with your classmates.

Economic support for students

This one is incredible. You may have heard about this sensational benefit of studying in Denmark. Students from the EU have the same rights as Danish students regarding various state supports. Each student is encouraged to find a part-time job, representing work for approximately 10-12 hours per week. The EU decision allowed the Danish government to approve foreign students studying and working in the country to apply for and receive a state scholarship of around €750 per month, while the average study wage is typically a minimum of €12 per hour.

The world's happiest country

Denmark was voted the happiest country in the world in April 2016, according to the World Happiness Report. To rank the 156 surveyed countries, a team from the University of British Columbia looked at what "countries have in common: a high GDP per capita, healthy life expectancy at birth, and lack of corruption in leadership.

But also crucial were three things that individual citizens have a bit more control over: a sense of social support, freedom to make life choices, and a culture of generosity.

Denmark's results revealed a high percentage of gender equality and residents who love to cycle. This contributes to the well-being of both people and the environment.

Happy Danish students

The hidden gem: University of Southern Denmark

Now, this is something where you might need to pinch yourself to Study in USA for International Students ensure it's real. We just want to tell you this: the University of Southern Denmark in Sønderborg offers world-class facilities on campus without tuition fees. Moreover, you are guaranteed accommodation in the charming student town of Sønderborg. Believe it or not, you are even guaranteed a job for 6 months with some of Denmark's biggest companies like Danfoss and LINAK if you graduate from the engineering faculty. You are assured a job for 6 months where you can prove your worth, of course, with a full salary.