Bachelor programmes Admission requirements Application Tuition fee The European Qualifications Framework (EQF) Tuition Fee Waiver Accomodation Residence permit in Denmark Insurance and medical care

 
As of 1 August 2006 there is no tuition fee for students with an EU or EEC citizenship.

As of 1 July 2009 there is no tuition fee for students who are children of employees from non EU/EEC countries.

This means, that no tuition fee is required from children of international employees from non-EU/EEC countries, who are working in Denmark and who are granted residence permit based on their work in Denmark.

More infomation on tuition fee for studying at the bachelor programmes below. 

Bachelor programmes

• Electronics and Computer Engineering

• Information and Communications Technology

• Mechanical Engineering  - Design and Industrial Innovation
• Production Engineering

Admission requirements

In order to be accepted to one of our Bachelor programmes, you will have to fulfil the following admission requirements:

• You are eligible for admission to our BEng programmes if you hold qualifications comparable to a Danish qualifying examination. Please see if your qualifications are recognised as such at the Danish Agency for International Education website
• All programmes require high proficiency in English. We require all non-native English speaking students to have a minimum score of 213 of CBT TOEFL (79 IBT or 550 PBT) or 6.5 in the IELTS test. Your English language test result must be sent from the test centre to us - our institutional TOEFL code is 8459.
• For admission to programmes in Danish, you must also prove sufficient command of Danish by taking The Studytest of Danish as a Foreign Language (Studieprøven i dansk som andetsprog) or The Danish Test 2 (Danskprøve 2). Some programmes may even require that you have passed The Danish Test 3 (Danskprøve 3).
• Min. age 18 years

Application

Read about how to apply

Tuition Fee

EU/EEA citizens
All programmes are free of tuition fee for EU/EEA citizens as tuition fees are covered by the Danish state for these citizens. Find the list of EU/EEA countries here. 

Non EU/EEA citizens

All students with a non-EU/EEA citizenship must pay tuition fee for bachelor studies at Copenhagen University College of Engineering.

Exemptions:

• Non-EU/EEA citizens who:
  • have 'permanent opholdstilladelse' (a permanent residence permit)
  • have 'midlertidig opholdstilladelse med mulighed for varigt  ophold' (time-limited residence permit issued with a possibility of permanent residence in Denmark.) 
  • have status as refugees in Denmark 
  • have parents who have a permanent residence permit and work in Denmark
  • have a dual citizenship in an EU/EEC and a non-EU/EEC country

Tuition fee structure at Copenhagen University College of Engineering per year of bachelor programme studies

It is a prerequisite to have paid your tuition fee in due time before you can sign up for and participate in exams at IHK. Student who have not paid the tuition fee in due time are not allowed to sign up for or participate in any exam.

The European Qualifications Framework (EQF)

The European Qualifications Framework (EQF) acts as a translation device to make national qualifications more readable across Europe, promoting workers' and learners' mobility between countries and facilitating their lifelong learning.

Copenhagen University College of Engineering offers Bachelor Programs at level 6 in accordance with the standards outlined in the EQF

Read more about EQF in the links below:
About EQF

Compare Qualifications

Tuition Fee Waiver

DTU has a very limited number of tuition fee waivers to award to foreign, non-EU students at DTU Diplom. The tuition fee waivers are granted to students with excellent academic performance – based on their application and required documents. The tuition fee waiver is usually granted to cover part of the tuition fee – or in some cases to cover the total tuition fee.

The deadline for applying for thie tuition fee waiver  is 15 March 2013, and the application must be sent to DTU Diplom at the address mentioned in the application form.

The tuition fee waivers will be awarded in May 2013.

Download application form

Accommodation

Degree students applying for a Bachelor of Engineering programme (or for the Foundation Course) at IHK must find housing by themselves. You can apply for accommodation through the central Danish Student Accommodation Organization: www.findbolig.nu or Kollegiernes kontor i København at www.kkik.dk

Use the English language version of the site and establish a user account. If you want to apply for at room in a student residence, the relevant organizations are KKIK, CIU, PFIU and RIU-Roskilde, as these organizations offer rooms in the Copenhagen area. It is free to register and apply for a room.

To locate a specific address in Denmark, you can use www.krak.dk (opens in new window)

If you plan to arrive in Copenhagen without a place to stay, you can check in at a youth hostel or at a hotel.

• http://www.hotel.dk (opens in new window)
• http://www.danhostel.dk (opens in new window)
• http://www.hostelz.com/ (opens in new window)
• For information about public transport to the university from a specific address in Denmark, you can use www.rejseplanen.dk (opens in new window)

Residence permit in Denmark

Non EU/EEC citizens:

You must apply for a Residence Permit through the Danish representation (embassy or consulate) of your home country before you leave your home country. The application process may last for 2 - 3 months. You can only apply for Residence Permit after you have paid your tuition fee of minimum DKK 50,000 and received your Acceptance Letter for studies at IHK together with the legal documents you need for applying to the Danish representation in your country.

Get more information at the Danish Immigration Service homepage at www.nyidanmark.dk

Insurance and medical care

All full degree students must register with the municipal registration office in the municipality where they live.  After a few weeks you will receive the yellow Health Insurance Card which is also your ID card while living in Denmark.

You must also arrange for a private insurance to cover liability, repatriation in case of severe illness and a coverage of your personal belongings during the stay in Denmark.
Read more about how to be insured