Study in Denmark

18/08/2026

Denmark in autumn? Maybe not the most obvious, and not the time of year when most people visit the kingdom in the north. But if you are an international student and have just landed in Denmark, then autumn is the time to start getting to know the country. And why not make the most of it and have some cool, unique experiences?

Here is inspiration for what you can do in Denmark when the calendar says fall. That is, besides, of course, having your nose in the books and keeping up with your syllabus.

https://www.visitdenmark.com/denmark/inspiration/seasons/things-to-do-in-autumn

Happy autumn and hygge season to you all!

It’s time to get your hygge on. Autumn in Denmark is full of cosy bars and cafes, snuggly warm jumpers and quality experiences. If you’re curious about where to go and what to do when autumn comes to Denmark, read on!

17/08/2026

This checklist from Study In Europe might come in handy 📋

Have you been accepted to study in Europe? Congratulations! 🎉 What comes next?

Preparing to study abroad is exciting, but there's plenty to organise before your journey begins. A clear to-do list can help you stay on track and arrive ready for your new adventure.

Don't forget to:
📄 Prepare your travel and study documents
🏠 Arrange your accommodation
💳 Plan your budget and finances
🧳 Start packing for your new chapter

Take the stress out of planning and get ready to make the most of your study experience in Europe.

Check out the complete study abroad to-do list 👇
https://link.europa.eu/thQfRR

10/08/2026

Right now, more than 2,000 international students are preparing to start their higher education study programme in Denmark.

Good luck with your studies, everyone 🧑‍🎓🍀

https://studyindenmark.dk/news/more-than-2000-international-students-admitted-studying-in-denmark

05/08/2026

Have you been offered admission to a higher education programme in Denmark? Congratulations - and start preparing for studying abroad! 🧑‍🎓🇩🇰

As you prepare for your move, you'll find practical information about accommodation, residence permits, healthcare, finances, student life and much more on our website.

Explore it here: https://studyindenmark.dk/live-in-denmark

It is also always a good idea to reach out to the higher education institution you will be studying at, if you have any questions about studying in Denmark and getting a soft landing in your new country.

We want to make it easy for you to come to Denmark and experience our first-class education. But obviously, there are some official forms to be filled first. Hopefully, this shouldn’t prove too complicated

01/08/2026

What’s it really like to study in Denmark? 🤔

From cooking dinner and opening an advent calendar to learning the Danish language, 3D printing, practicing on a BMX-bike and having a student job. Hear directly from international students as they share their experiences of studying, living, and managing everyday life in Denmark.

Their video stories offer different perspectives and personal insights that may help you get a better idea of what to expect.

🎦 Get to know Patrik, Phoebe, Vincent and Ricardo 🎦:

28/07/2026

Looking for a study programme in Denmark? 🎓

With more than 400 English-taught programmes, the Study in Denmark portal makes it easy to explore your options whether you're looking for a Bachelor's, Master's, AP degree, summer school or exchange programme.

Use the search filters to compare programmes, learn about admission requirements, tuition fees, and find the study path that's right for you.

Start exploring here 👇

22/07/2026

For many international students, summer is a season of transitions 😎

If you are heading to study in Denmark, it might be the last summer in your hometown for a while before moving to your new Danish location.

Deciding to move to another country is not only about studying. Everything changes, and you will adapt to new surroundings, routines and communities. And do not worry, you will learn to navigate step by step. Finding the shortest (or most beautiful) way to campus, finding your favorite grocery store, finding a park nearby for self-studies and finding out how to pronounce æ, ø and å 💬

Whether you are facing studying and moving to a new place in the world or not, enjoy the summer.

18/07/2026

Are you moving to Denmark to study?

One thing many international students notice is the changing weather... so be prepared!

Consider bringing (or purchasing after arrival):
☔ Rain wear
🧥 Warm layers
👟 Sneakers, sandals and maybe even rubber boots
🧢 Cap

The weather usually changes a lot throughout the year in Denmark, so you will probably need all of the above at some points during your stay.

P.S.: If you have no idea what kind of thing is in the photo, it's a weather vane. A weather vane, wind vane or weathercock is a type of anemoscope used for showing the direction of the wind.

13/07/2026

Studying abroad often means learning much more than what is taught on campus.

As an international student in Denmark, you also learn from everyday experiences such as:

• Understanding public transport (when you don't just grab your bike!)
• Learning local customs
• Managing finances
• Finding a student job
• Building a social network

These practical experiences are often a big part of living independently in another country. No matter how independent you feel, it is always nice to have a survival guide nearby.

Look no further! The official Survival Guide highlights topics such as transportation, Danish society, making friends, work culture and housing 👇

https://studyindenmark.dk/news/survival-guide-helps-international-students-prepare-for-life-in-denmark

08/07/2026

The Danish tax system is not always easy to understand. Not even for Danes. But if you want to learn a little more about paying taxes as an international student in Denmark, you can read more here:

Denmark is an advanced welfare state. This means that a number of important services are covered through taxes, such as healthcare. Here is what you need to know about paying tax in Denmark