Technical University of Denmark- Study Guild

Students of English-speaking countries need not to worry bout the medium of communication. Courses are taught exclusively in English. For instance,  DTU’s MSc programmes cover most modern engineering fields and are research-based technological programmes at elite level—aimed at qualifying the graduate for a knowledge-intensive position in industry and the business sector and in society in general.

Through recommended study lines/focus areas, Joint International MSc programmes, Erasmus Mundus MSc programmes, and Honours programmes, DTU’s MSc programmes offer a broad range of curricula—from the highly specialized to a broader and more versatile educational profile.

DTU performs basic and applied research based on innovation and the power of fascination – promoting talent and addressing the in the interfaces between research disciplines.

DTU’s BSc in General Engineering offers a cross-disciplinary and project-based education, conducted in an international atmosphere with students from around the world, providing you with the knowledge and experience necessary for working in a global market.

The number of student enrolment is higher than ever and, for the eleventh consecutive year, we have received a record-breaking number of applications from students who want to pursue a degree from a technical elite university with a global outlook.

Job Prospect

Students who graduate from Technical university of  Denmark, have job prospects. The international dimension is of vital importance to DTU. More than one-third of our scientific staff are highly qualified researchers of international backgrounds. In addition, the extent and intensity of our collaborations with other leading technical universities around the world continue to grow.

DTU has international educational exchange programmes with over 200 universities around the globe, and enjoys close research collaborations with our partners in addition to building research and educational programmes with the Nordic Five Tech Alliance, the Euro Tech Universities Alliance, KAIST in South Korea, the Sino-Danish Center in Beijing, Rensselaer in the U.S., and Nanyang in Singapore.

Tuition Fee

Although Denmark’s no tuition fee policy is very attractive to EU students. The average tuition fees for international students in Technical University of Denmark is 13,500 EUR/year.

Student living costs in Denmark

Students living cost in Danish cities depends on the city and lifestyle of the individual.

To be able to meet these costs you will have to carefully budget your monthly expenses.

A rough estimate of your overall monthly living costs in Denmark would amount to 800 – 1,200 EUR monthly.

• Living costs in Copenhagen: more expensive than in the smaller cities, may go as high up as 1,100 – 1,800 EUR/month.
• Living costs in Aalborg: you can keep your costs lower at around 800 – 1,100 EUR/month.

Students Accommodation costs

Out of the total monthly expenses of EU students, they usually pay around 36% on accommodation. You will pay an average of 400 – 600 EUR/month for accommodation and utilities, and up to 800 EUR in Copenhagen.

If you start looking for housing early, you may be able to find places with 250 EUR/month in housing outside the city.

Main accommodation options for students in Denmark:

• Students living alone – 450 EUR/month
• Students living with partner/children – 500 EUR/month
• Student halls of residence (kollegier) – 250-300 EUR/month

Getting student accommodation from the university is not always easy, as European statistics show that around 11% of students living in Denmark manage to get a place to live provided by the university. However, around 68% of students are really satisfied with the living conditions in university student halls, above the European average. Therefore, you might have to rent a place from a private land owner.