Application form Confirmation Tution fees, waivers and scholarships                 For EU/EEA students                 For non EU/EEA students Learning Agreement Changes to learning Agreement Contact

Application forms

Copenhagen University College of Engineering only accepts application forms downloaded from this website!

Please be aware that we cannot complete the evaluation of your application until you have filled in and sent the application form.

• The exchange student application form - spring (pdf)

Please send the application form to:
Copenhagen University College of Engineering
Lautrupvang 15, DK 2750 Ballerup, Denmark
Telephone +45 4480 5000, Telefax +45 4480 5010
studadm@ihk.dk

Confirmation

Tution fees, waivers and scholarships

All students from partner institutions nominated for exchange by their home institutions are exempt from paying tuition fees.

EU/EEA citizens

(see list of EU/EEA countries)

All EU/EEA citizen students are exemt from paying tuition fees for studying at Copenhagen University College of Engineering. 

Non-EU/EEA citizens who have a permanent residence permit for Denmark (for instance refugees or persons who are married to Danish citizens) are also exempt from paying tuition fees.

Prospective exchange students may apply for:

• The European Project Semester (1 semester)

• The International Design Semester (1 semester)

• The International Business Semester (1 semester)

• The Innovation and Business Design Semester (1 semester)

• Studying as an exchange student (1-2 semesters)

  All of the programmes are running during the autumn as well as during the spring semesters.

Non EU/EEC citizens

Students from non-EU/EEA countries who enrolled in the programmes at Copenhagen University College of Engineering before August 2006 are exempt from paying tuition fees.

Tuition fees are waived for students from non-EU/EEA universities with a balanced exchange agreement with Copenhagen University College of Engineering.

Tuition fee for a full  3 1/2 year Bachelor of Engineering programme:
The tuition fee for non-EU/EEA students is DKK 100.000 (EURO 13.500)  per academic year for a total of 3 1/2 years.

Students may apply for: 

• The full Bachelor Programmes (3½ years, taught in English)

• Ordinary study programmes (3½ years, taught in Danish)

Given Copenhegen University College of Enginnering has sufficient number of places available, non students may also apply as a guest student for an exchange programmes taken as part of the student’s programme at his or her home institution:

• The European Project Semester (1 semester)

• The International Design Semester (1 semester)

• The International Business Semester (1 semester)

• The Innovation and Business Design Semester (1 semester)
  

• Studying as an exchange student (1-2 semesters)

Students from Turkey
Students from partner universities in Turkey are accepted for exchange programmes without a tuition fee.

Students from Turkey admitted to BEng degree programmes will have to pay a tuition fee.

Tuition Waiver
Exchange students enrolled in partner universities in non-EU/EEA-countries may receive a tuition waiver based on an agreement between the Copenhagen University College of Engineering and their home institution.

The tuition waiver covers the tuition fee for: 

• The European Project Semester (1 semester)

• The International Design Semester (1 semester)

• The International Business Semester (1 semester)

• The Innovation and Business Design Semester (1 semester)

• Exchange students (1-2 semesters)

Learning agreement

When the three parties involved – the exchange student, the home institution and Copenhagen University College of Engineering – agree about the proposed study programme of the student, they all sign a learning agreement, which is part of the general application form.

This agreement on the proposed study programme must be signed by all three parts before the student leaves for Copenhagen University College of Engineering. 

The learning agreement is a document describing the programme of study abroad and facilitates full academic recognition. A copy of the signed learning agreement should be given to all parties involved, the home institution, Copenhagen University College of Engineering and the exchange student.

You will find the learning agreement as a part of the exchange student application form

Changes to agreed programme of study / Learning agreement

Agreement by all parties to the study programme change(s) must be obtained in order to guarantee full academic recognition of all course units followed abroad. It is important that the student knows that the courses and programme of study finally selected must be approved by both the sending and receiving institutions in order to be fully recognised.

Changes to the originally agreed study programme will be indicated on 'Changes to study programme' of the learning agreement and duly counter-signed by the student and the coordinators of both the home institution and Copenhagen University College of Engineering.

It must be stressed that changes to the originally agreed study programme should be made within 2-3 weeks after the student’s arrival at Copenhagen University College of Engineering. A copy of the changed learning agreement should be given to the student and the coordinators of the home institution and of Copenhagen University College of Engineering. 

• Change to agreed programme of study (pdf)

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