
Aalborg University
Aalborg , North Jutland Region , Denmark
Founded: 1974
Acceptance rate: 40%
Graduation rate: 75%

About Aalborg University
"Natural science, social sciences, humanities, life sciences, engineering, and interdisciplinary studies—where foundational study programs are followed by specialized training—are among the creative study and research programs offered at Aalborg University (AAU). Teaching is problem-centered and grounded in real-world difficulties; this methodology is frequently known globally as ""The Aalborg Model.""
At AAU, we think that knowledge has the power to transform the world and always will. AAU is a university with lofty goals because of this. While being aware of actual issues and missions that we want to address with long-term solutions, we also seek knowledge through interactions with the world around us.
AAU mission is, we actively address global challenges. Through selected missions, we turn complex problems into tangible goals and actions. In partnerships with companies, NGOs and public-sector authorities, we leverage our strong research experience to create sustainable solutions. Only together can we make the biggest difference."
Frequently Asked Questions
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1.What programs does Aalborg University offer? Aalborg University offers a variety of programs at undergraduate, graduate, and PhD levels in fields such as engineering, natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, health sciences, and business. The university is particularly well-known for its strong emphasis on problem-based learning (PBL). Detailed information on available programs can be found on AAU’s official website.2.What are the admission requirements for international students? Admission requirements vary by program, but generally, international students must have completed the equivalent of a Danish upper secondary school education (for undergraduate programs) or a relevant bachelor's degree (for master’s programs). English proficiency is required for most programs, typically demonstrated through IELTS or TOEFL scores. It’s important to check the specific program’s requirements as they may vary.3.Are there tuition fees for international students? Students from the EU/EEA and Switzerland do not pay tuition fees, while students from outside the EU/EEA generally do. Tuition fees for non-EU students vary depending on the program. Additionally, scholarships may be available for non-EU students, so it's worth exploring funding opportunities on the AAU website.4.How do I apply to Aalborg University? Applications to AAU are submitted online through their application portal. You will need to submit documents such as your academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and possibly a motivation letter or CV, depending on the program. Be sure to check application deadlines as they vary for each program.5.What is student life like at Aalborg University? Aalborg University has a vibrant student community with various clubs, societies, and activities. The university is known for its collaborative and social atmosphere, with a strong focus on group work and project-based learning. Aalborg itself is a lively city with a rich cultural life, and students often enjoy activities like music festivals, sporting events, and exploring the beautiful natural surroundings.


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