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- Monthly Living Stipend A monthly grant to cover accommodation, food, and daily living expenses in Denmark.
- Health & Accommodation Access to National Health Insurance (CPR) and assistance with subsidized university housing.
- Post-Study Opportunities Graduates enjoy post-study work permit options and global networking events.
Study in Denmark on a State-Supported Scholarship
The Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science offers highly prestigious, Fully Funded Government Scholarships for exceptional international students from outside the EU/EEA. These scholarships aim to attract top global talent to pursue Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD programs across leading Danish universities while promoting innovation and sustainability.
Scholarship Overview
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Host Country: Denmark
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Funded By: Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science
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Eligible Candidates: Non-EU/EEA citizens
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Study Levels: Bachelor, Master's, PhD (varies by university)
Financial Benefits
The scholarship provides substantial financial aid to ensure you can focus entirely on your academic and research goals:
Full or partial waiver of university tuition fees for the duration of the program.
A monthly grant to cover accommodation, food, and daily living expenses in Denmark.
Access to National Health Insurance (CPR) and assistance with subsidized university housing.
Graduates enjoy post-study work permit options and global networking events.
Eligibility & IELTS Exemption
- Must be a citizen of a non-EU/EEA country and Switzerland.
- Must be enrolled in a full-degree higher education program at a Danish university.
- Without IELTS: Many Danish universities accept alternate proof of English proficiency (e.g., if your previous degree was taught entirely in English). This is assessed on a case-by-case basis by each university.
Important Deadlines
Because this scholarship is decentralized, there is no single national deadline. However, most Danish universities close their international applications between January 15 and February 1, 2027 for the Fall intake. You must check the specific deadline of your chosen university.
How to Apply (Decentralized Process)
Note: There is no separate application form for the Danish Government Scholarship. You are automatically considered when you apply for admission.
- Find a Program: Search for an eligible Master's or PhD program at a recognized Danish university.
- Check Requirements: Verify the specific academic and language requirements on the university's official website.
- Submit Application: Complete the online university admission form and upload all required documents (transcripts, motivation letter, CV) before the deadline.
- Automatic Review: If you are a non-EU/EEA student, the university will automatically assess your profile for the scholarship based on academic excellence.
Written by the OpenCampusHub Editorial Team
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