Study in Denmark – Hollilander Abroad Consultancy

DENMARK

Denmark is located in northern Europe and is part of Scandinavia. Denmark consists of the Jutland peninsula, the larger islands of Zealand, Funen, and Lolland-Falster and 429 other named islands between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, 72 of which are inhabited. Nowhere in Denmark is more than 50 km from the sea. And just a few kilometres from Denmark’s major cities of Aarhus and Copenhagen you find idyllic villages and pristine woodlands and lakes.

Denmark is one of the most popular international study destinations in Europe thanks to its low study costs, high-quality English-taught Master’s degrees and the innovative teaching methods. International students also choose Denmark due to its great standard of living and the large variety of study subjects available at Danish universities.

DENMARK –QUICK FACTS

- Geographic region- Scandinavia
- Capital- Copenhagen 1,280,371 (2016)
- Area- 43,560 square kilometers
- Population- 5,707,251 (2016)
- Climate – Temperate climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers
- Official Languages – Danish, Faroese, Greenlandic, Germa
- Form of Government –Constitutional monarchy
- Other major cities- Aarhus 264.716, Odense 175.245 & Aalborg 112.194 (2016)
- Currency- Danish Kroner
- Country calling code +45
- Gross domestic product- DKK 1,944 billion (2014)
- Key industries – machinery and instruments, meat and dairy products pharmaceuticals, furniture and design, windmill
- Major companies – Møller- Maersk, Novo Nordisk, Carlsberg, TDC, Coloplast

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Memberships – UN, OECD, EU, Nato, Schengen, OSCE, IMF, WTO and others.

WHY STUDY IN DENMARK?

Top rated universities with one of highest student exchange rates
An academic tradition combining excellence with an innovative culture for both teaching and research
Large number of Internationally oriented study programs
Excellent academic collaborations with business life and research institutions
Special orientation programmes and short-term courses in Danish language and culture for International students offered
Country with a myriad of traditions and an excellent social life
Happiest country in the world
An open minded population with global outlook
Abundance of historical sites and museums showcasing thousands of years of Denmark’s culture and tradition
Excellent transportation infrastructure in place throughout the country.

DENMARK –QUICK FACTS

- Geographic region- Scandinavia
- Capital- Copenhagen 1,280,371 (2016)
- Area- 43,560 square kilometers
- Population- 5,707,251 (2016)
- Climate – Temperate climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers
- Official Languages – Danish, Faroese, Greenlandic, Germa
- Form of Government –Constitutional monarchy
- Other major cities- Aarhus 264.716, Odense 175.245 & Aalborg 112.194 (2016)
- Currency- Danish Kroner
- Country calling code +45
- Gross domestic product- DKK 1,944 billion (2014)
- Key industries – machinery and instruments, meat and dairy products pharmaceuticals, furniture and design, windmill
- Major companies – Møller- Maersk, Novo Nordisk, Carlsberg, TDC, Coloplast

…

Memberships – UN, OECD, EU, Nato, Schengen, OSCE, IMF, WTO and others.

WHY STUDY IN DENMARK?

Top rated universities with one of highest student exchange rates
An academic tradition combining excellence with an innovative culture for both teaching and research
Large number of Internationally oriented study programs
Excellent academic collaborations with business life and research institutions
Special orientation programmes and short-term courses in Danish language and culture for International students offered
Country with a myriad of traditions and an excellent social life
Happiest country in the world
An open minded population with global outlook
Abundance of historical sites and museums showcasing thousands of years of Denmark’s culture and tradition
Excellent transportation infrastructure in place throughout the country.

DENMARK’S HIGHER EDUCATION SECTOR INCLUDES:

Artistic Higher Education Institutions (research and/or artistically based undergraduate and postgraduate programmes)
Universities (research-based undergraduate and postgraduate programmes)
University Colleges (Academy Profession and professional Bachelor’s programmes)
Business Academies (short-cycle higher education institutions offering Academy Profession and joint Bachelor’s degree programmes)
Adult education. The opportunities for lifelong learning in terms of adult education are many. They are offered at all levels. Individual courses are also offered under the Act on Open Education, either at college or university