Higher education in Denmark is world-class, taught in a relaxed, pleasant and innovation-oriented environment. The purpose of education in Denmark is to create solutions for the real world and industry, and therefore traditional lectures are combined with collaborations with real companies from the field in which it is taught. In this way, students can immediately apply the knowledge they have learned.
This way of teaching requires a high level of self-initiative and independent thinking. Education in Denmark can be a real challenge for Bulgarian prospective students, but it will certainly inspire them and help them go far in their future careers.
AP and top-up programs
Many educational institutions in Denmark offer AP and top-up programs. What is the difference? AP (Academy Profession) programs are two years long, after which you receive a "professional" qualification. In many cases, such a program is enough for many students to find a good job. After this program, you can upgrade with a top-up program in the same field, which is also about two years.
After completing the top-up program, you will already have a completed bachelor's degree. The advantage of this type of study is that you can start with one field and then decide what exactly you want to specialize in. Example: if you started studying international business, but after completing the AP program you realized that you are more attracted to marketing, then you can enroll in the corresponding top-up program that will help you reach the required level.
In addition to these specific bachelor's programs, the classic BA (Bachelor of Arts) and BSc (Bachelor of Science) also exist in Denmark.
If you don't like learning German, universities in Austria also offer programs in English. To find out if you have the opportunity to study your chosen major in English, contact Study Buddy.
Why choose to study in Denmark?
- The Danish education system promotes creative thinking, innovation, analytical and critical thinking. As a student in Denmark, you will learn from the latest trends in your industry and be able to participate in internships at world-renowned institutions.
- World-renowned universities You can choose between 700 professional, bachelor's and master's programs in English in fields such as science, technology, life sciences, business, architecture, design, humanities and others. universities - institutions such as the University of Vienna, Vienna University of Technology, University of Innsbruck, University of Graz are included in the world rankings of Times Higher Education and QS Top Universities.
- Possibility of hourly work. Bulgarian students in Denmark can receive a scholarship of €700 if they study and work. You need to work 10 hours a week (1.25 working days) to be able to take this scholarship. Together, this scholarship and your salary from the employer can help you support yourself in Denmark.
- An international community of students numbering 20,000 people.
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How to Apply
In Denmark, the application is based on documents. Some universities have specific requirements for hours in some of the subjects in your previous education. Therefore, it is best to check with Study Buddy about the requirements for your chosen program. Learn more about Study Buddy's Denmark application services.
Application Deadlines
The application deadline in Denmark is March 15 for programs starting in the summer semester. Some of the programs also offer admission in the winter semester, so it is best to consult Study Buddy to find out what the possibilities are for your program.
Health insurance in Denmark
The European Health Insurance Card is valid in Denmark. As a Bulgarian student in an EU member state, you have the opportunity to benefit from free health insurance. Using the services of Study Buddy, you will get more information about this.
Currency
In Denmark, the currency is the Danish krone. The exchange rate of the krona is 3.81 DKK = 1 BGN.
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Sample costs of living in Denmark are:
Cost Price Rent a student room €300-500 Dining in an inexpensive restaurant €15 Bread in a supermarket €2.1 Milk 1l in a supermarket €1 Package of eggs 12 pcs. in a supermarket €3 Public transport ticket €2.9 -
It is possible to travel to Denmark only with a Bulgarian identity card. It is necessary to register with the local municipality in the city where you live, for which Study Buddy will give you more information and help you on the spot.
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