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Bachelor programmes
We offer three 3½-year Bachelor of Engineering programmes taught in English for students from all over the world
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Bachelor programmes |
There is no tuition fee for students with an EU or EEA
citizenship.
Bachelor programmes
Admission requirements
In order to be accepted to one of our Bachelor programmes you will have to fulfil the following admission requirements:
- Upper secondary school exam is a minimum. High level mathematics (level A), physics (level B) and chemistry at intermediate level (level C). If your upper secondary school examination includes less than 12 years of tuition, we require 1-2 years of relevant university studies.
- 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 center 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
Applicants for the Bachelor of Engineering Programmes must fill in a special application form that can be downloaded from the right hand menu of the web. Please fill in the information on the form before you print and sign it. You must be careful and write your name and home address correctly as IHK sends all of the necessary documents directly to your home address.
All documents, certifications and diplomas sent with your
application form must be certified copies and include certified
translation into English if the original is in another language than
English.
Read more about
how to apply
Scholarship
For the Danish Ministry of Education the Copenhagen University College of Engineering administers a few scholarships for bachelor studies at our institution.
The Danish Ministry of Education’s Scholarship Scheme is reserved for highly qualified students already studying at Copenhagen University College of Engineering – or planning to study here – for one of our professional Bachelor programmes. It is reserved for students without an EU citizenship, which means that EU students are not eligible for the scholarship.
The deadline is 15 March each year, and the application must be sent to us at the address mentioned in the application form. The outcome of the application for this scholarship will be given late June.
Further information can be found here:
http://studyindenmark.dk/tuition-and-scholarships
Accommodation
Degree students applying for a BEng programme or 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 KKIKK, 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)
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/EEA 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 you ID card when 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