OK in DK will help you find relevant information on what to expect, when moving and studying in Denmark.
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Denmark doesn't have a tradition for on-campus hosting. Most students live together in residences situated some distance from the campus.
To be easier for you to work and live in Denmark, you will need to first fill some official forms. You need to get a CPR number from the Communes.
Denmark offers free healthcare for the international students. Here you can find more information about how you are covered during your studies.
If you are a student and if you work the required hours to pay enough taxes as a foreigner in Denmark, you are able to apply and receive SU.
The Danish welfare state is, among other things, based on the concept of citizens having equal access to the different services paid for by taxes.
If you have a Danish CPR number, free Danish courses are often available as an online activity at language school.
Guide to citizens from EU and EEA countries, who wish to apply for admission to English based undergraduate programmes in Denmark. For applicants from outside EU/EEA special rules apply.
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Higher education in Denmark is free for students from the EU/EEA and Switzerland. Similarly, if you are participating in an exchange programme your studies in Denmark are free.
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Danish higher education institutions offer a range of opportunities for international students. More than 600 programmes are taught in English - all internationally recognised and of high quality
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Danish higher education features innovative teaching methods and an informal learning environment designed to promote creativity, self-expression, analytical and critical thinking
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Studying abroad is like any travel - it inspires you to see things in new ways. We invite you to study in Denmark - to be inspired and to gain an excellent foundation for your future career.
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Besides offering world-class education, Denmark is also a great place to live. So get yourself a bicycle and become part of the Danish way of life, have fun together with your friends.
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Social life in Denmark
Top 10 interesting facts
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