Study in Denmark

Your Complete Guide to Studying in Denmark from Bangladesh

If you are a Bangladeshi student planning to study in Denmark in 2025, this detailed guide covers everything you need — from Denmark student visa requirements and tuition fees to scholarship opportunities and top-ranked Danish universities. Start your study abroad journey with CSB — confident, clear, and ready for success.

Why study in Denmark from Bangladesh?

  • Dependents Allowed: Apply together for Bachelor's and Master's programs
  • Affordable Tuition: €4,000-€8,000 per semester.
  • Pay Only 1 Semester Upfront: No need to pay for the entire program at once.
  • No Bank Statement Required: No solvency proof needed.
  • Fully Funded Scholarships: Available opportunities for financial support.
  • Part-Time Work for Students: Full-time work opportunities for spouses.
  • PR Opportunities: Pathway to permanent residency in Schengen.
  • High Salaries: One of the highest salary-paying countries in Europe.
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Key Facts About Studying and Living in Denmark for Bangladeshi Students.

Education
40+
Universities and colleges
25,366
International students in Denmark in 2022
20 hours
per week while studying.
3 years
post-study work permit
Country Stats
Capital
Copenhagen
 5.6 million
Total Population
2.1%
Economic Growth Rate (2024)
Danish
Primary Language
Weather (August)
17-21°C
Copenhagen
16-20°C
Aarhus
16-20°C
Odense
15-19°C
Aalborg

Admission Requirements for Undergraduate Study in Denmark.

Completion of secondary education equivalent to Danish upper secondary education.
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English proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL) unless exempt.
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Some programs may require specific qualifications or entrance exams.
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Admission Requirements for Master's Study in Denmark.

Relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent.
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Transcripts, Statement of Purpose (SOP), and Letters of Recommendation (LORs)
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GRE or GMAT may be required for certain programs.
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Complete the university's application form.
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Academic transcripts from previous education.
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Proof of Funds
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Passport Copy
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Passport-Sized Photos
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Portfolio for Some programs, especially in arts and design, may require a portfolio of work.
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Certain programs might include an interview as part of the selection process.
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Academic Intake to Study in Denmark

Danish universities generally offer two main intakes each year

IntakeStartApplication deadline
AutumnAugust/SeptemberMarch 1st
Spring January/FebruarySeptember 1st

Programs and their duration in Denmark

Here’s an overview of the programs offered by universities in the Denmark

ProgramsDurationGIR
Undergraduate Degrees (e.g., BA, BSc, BEng)3 years2 years
Sandwich Degrees (includes one year in industry)4 years2 years
Taught Master’s Degrees (e.g., MA, MSc, LLM, MBA, MRes)1 years2 years
Research Master’s Degrees (e.g., MPhil, PhD, DPhil) 1-2 years3 years

Popular programs to study in Denmark

Danish higher education combines traditional academic excellence with innovative teaching that will empower you to think, experiment and collaborate your way to new ideas and greater knowledge.

Engineering
Computer Science
Business Administration
International Relations
Design
Environmental Science
Biotechnology
Architecture
Economics
Life Sciences

Top-Ranked Universities in Denmark for Bangladeshi Students.

logo International Business Academy (IBA)
logo University of Southern Denmark, SDU

Cost of Studying in Denmark for Bangladeshi Student.

Program / DegreeAmount in EUR Amount in BDT
Bachelor’s Degree8,700 - 15,000 per year6,84,000 - 13,68,000 per year
Master’s Degree6,400 - 15,000 per year9,12,000 - 18,24,000 per year
PhDUniversity specificUniversity specific
Living Expenses1,000 - 1,500 per month1,14,000 - 1,71,000 per month
Top Cities Preferred by Students in Denmark

Denmark’s cities, including Copenhagen and Aarhus, blend high quality of life with vibrant culture and sustainability. They feature excellent public transport, historic charm, and safety, making them exemplary models of modern, eco-friendly urban living and innovation.

Copenhagen
Known for its vibrant cultural scene and numerous universities.
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Aarhus
Offers a dynamic student environment and several top-ranked institutions.
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Odense
Home to a growing academic community and a lively student life.
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Roskilde
Known for its historical significance and excellent university offerings.
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Part-time Work Options for International Students in Denmark

International students in Denmark can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during breaks. Here are some common part-time job options:
Retail Assistant, Restaurant Staff (Waiter/Waitress), Barista, Tutoring, Administrative Support, Customer Service, Representative, Delivery Driver, Internships Related to Study, Event Staff

Post-Study Work Permit in UK

Duration: International graduates can apply for a post-study work permit for up to 3 years.
Eligibility: Must have completed a degree from a recognized Danish institution.
Application: Apply for the "Post-Graduate Work Visa" before your student visa expires.
Fees: Check the official Danish immigration website for current application fees.
Job Search: During this period, graduates can search for jobs related to their field of study.
Pathway to PR: The work experience gained can contribute to applications for permanent residency (PR) in Denmark.

Have any question in mind?
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How do I apply for a Denmark student visa from Bangladesh?

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Is IELTS required to study in Denmark from Bangladesh?

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Do I need to provide a bank statement to study in Denmark?

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Are there scholarships for Bangladeshi students to study in Denmark?

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What is the cost of studying in Denmark for Bangladeshi students?

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Is it possible to get permanent residency (PR) in Denmark after studying?

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