The Denmark government is giving the opportunity for international students to pursue their studies via fully funded scholarships. This program is backed by Higher Education Institution of Denmark.

Denmark Government Scholarship 2025-2026 is particularly for all the non-EU/EEA students in their desired universities and disciplines.  Master’s degree program in engineering, like Electronics, Mechatronics and Mechanical Engineering are the major fields for scholarships.

The main purpose of this program is to:

  • To bring new talent in the country
  • To upscale the academic status of the country
  • To advance the research landscape

Benefits of Scholarship

The primary benefits for this Danish scholarship are as under:

  • These are Fully funded scholarships
  • The application process is free of cost.
  • The grant scholarships also cover the living expenses of the applicant.
  • Some scholarships also provide visa, airfare, health insurance and tuition expenditures.
  • The applicant can get enrolled in master’s degrees
  • You can work there well with a recommended balance between work and leisure.
  • There is a remarkable international experiences when studying in Denmark.
  • All the subjects are in English language.
  • Masters in engineering is dominating course.

Types of Scholarships

There are mainly two types of scholarships

  • Full or partial tuition fee waivers
  • Grant scholarships to cope up with the living expenses

Participating Universities

Following are the universities that are participating in Denmark Government Scholarship.

 1. University of Copenhagen (KU)

For health, natural sciences, humanities, and law.

2. Aarhus University (AU)

For arts, engineering, environmental science, and social sciences fields

3. Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

For engineering, sustainability, technology, space science

4. University of Southern Denmark (SDU)

For robotics, engineering, public health, computer science

5. Copenhagen Business School (CBS)

For International business, economics, finance, management

6. Roskilde University (RUC)

For social sciences, communication, and international studies.

7. Aalborg University (AAU)

For engineering, ICT, sustainability, and innovation.

8. IT University of Copenhagen (ITU)

For computer science, data science, digital design, cybersecurity

Who is Eligible for the Denmark Government Scholarship

 The applicant must be non EU/EEA national.

  • He must not be a living in Denmark for over a year.
  • He must have proficiency in English or Danish language.
  • He must apply for a full degree program for higher education i.e. master degree.
  • He must not be enrolled in any other Danish scholarship program.
  • He need to have a living permit in Denmark.
  • He must be highly qualified with a strong academic record.

How To Apply

Apply for admission to your chosen Master’s degree through the university portal.

There is no separate scholarship form. Your application is automatically considered. Selection is merit-based (academic excellence)

What are the Required Documents When Applying

The required documents at the time of admission are:

  • Application form
  • CV
  • Relevant degree equivalent to Danish bachelor’s degree
  • Academic transcripts
  • TOEFL/IELTS Test documentation
  • Financial statements
  • Recommendation letter (sample recommendation letter)
  • Passport copy

If you want to apply for Swiss Government Scholarships 2025, then visit this too.

Deadlines

The deadlines for Danish scholarships is according to the session. The scholarships for February session is 15TH October. 1st March is the deadline for the September session.

However, different universities also have different deadlines for the application submission.

Official website

The official website of Denmark scholarships is Study in Denmark.

FAQs

1. Who can apply for the Denmark Government Scholarship?

Non-EU/EEA and non-Swiss students who apply for a full-time Master’s degree at a participating Danish university.

2. Do I need to submit a separate scholarship application?

No. Once you apply for admission to an eligible Master’s program, you are automatically considered for the scholarship.

3. What does the scholarship cover?

The scholarship usually includes:

  • A full or partial tuition fee waiver
  • A monthly living allowance (around DKK 6,000–6,300 before tax)

4. Which Danish universities offer this scholarship?

Some of the main universities include:

  • University of Copenhagen (KU)
  • Aarhus University (AU)
  • Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
  • University of Southern Denmark (SDU)
  • Copenhagen Business School (CBS)
  • Aalborg University (AAU)
  • Roskilde University (RUC)
  • IT University of Copenhagen (ITU)

5. How do I apply for the scholarship?

  1. Choose a Master’s program at a participating university
  2. Apply through the university’s official admission portal
  3. If selected, the university will inform you about the scholarship

6. What are the deadlines for applying?

Each university has its own deadlines, but most fall between January and March for September intake. Check the specific university’s admission page for exact dates.

7. Can I apply for a Bachelor’s program with this scholarship?

No. The Danish Government Scholarship is only for Master’s degree programs.

8. Is IELTS required?

Yes. You must prove English language skills, usually through IELTS, TOEFL, or other accepted tests. Each university sets its own minimum score.

9. Is the scholarship guaranteed for all admitted students?

No. Scholarships are limited and competitive. Only top applicants with strong academic backgrounds are awarded.

10. Where can I find more information or start my application?

Visit the official site.
And check your selected university’s website for specific program details.

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Updated b Z on June 19, 2025.