Master’s, bachelor’s and academy profession degrees, PhD programmes, short-term courses and summer schools. Greater Copenhagen offers a wealth of study and research programmes to power your career.
Denmark is very focused on education. As a percentage of GDP, public spending on education is one of the highest in the world according to IMD, World Competitiveness Yearbook, 2015.
The education system in Denmark is designed to promote innovation and creativity, as well as analytical and critical thinking - these qualifications are recognised throughout the world and provide an outstanding foundation for your future career.
The Technical University of Denmark is no.1 in the Nordics
Reuters Top 100 Worlds Most Innovative Universities
Education you can use
You can expect world-class education in areas such as IT, ICT, engineering, life sciences, social sciences and design. In Denmark, higher education is focused on creating solutions for the real world, and traditional lectures are often combined with industry collaborations.
Many educational programmes also offer the opportunity to do an internship with an organisation or business, enabling you to apply your knowledge to real-life challenges.
Denmark offers the highest percentage of programmes taught in English
Unique university-industry cooperation
Greater Copenhagen has 17 science parks and 17 universities and university colleges, renowned for excellent university-industry cooperation.
As a student or researcher in Greater Copenhagen, you will be part of a learning environment of high academic standards where you can learn from experienced tutors as well as from innovative industry research projects.
Find a job in Denmark
Copenhagen Capacity is heading a number of initiatives to help international talent find jobs and build networks in Greater Copenhagen.
The The Young Professionals in Denmark global network and Greater Copenhagen Career Portal job portal for international professions are examples of this.
Find out more about life as an international in Denmark.
Percentage of international graduates in Denmark that live in the country three years after graduation
