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University of Southern Denmark

Odense, Denmark

Founded: 1998

Acceptance rate: 35%

Graduation rate: 60%

About University of Southern Denmark

"After the first students arrived on the University of Southern Denmark's Odense campus in September 1966, things have been growing rapidly ever since. With over 27,000 students across five faculties, over 20% of whom are international, and over 4,000 staff members spread across our main campus in Odense and regional campuses in Slagelse, Kolding, Esbjerg, and Sønderborg, we currently have a large workforce. We are one of the top fifty young universities in the world and perform research of the highest caliber, according to several international assessments.

The University of Southern Denmark has braided many lives together throughout the years. A student's foundation for the rest of their life will be built during the roughly five years they spend in college. In addition, graduates of the University of Southern Denmark, with over 115 distinct study programs offered in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, health sciences, and engineering, are currently employed in almost every industry in the world."

Programs Offered

Bachelor of Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering

Electronics

Market and Management Anthropology

Market and Management Anthropology

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Software Engineering

Admission Requirement

Academic Excellence:

A Master's program admission requires a university degree equivalent to a Danish Bachelor's degree

Standardized Testing:

The application process requires a minimum score of 88 on the TOEFL iBT or iBT Home Edition, 6.5 on the IELTS academic test, and a minimum score of 180 or C2 Proficiency.

Application Components:

Compelling essays showcasing personality, interests, and motivations Demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities and achievements

Additional Considerations:

Meet application deadlines (Early Action or Regular Decision) Explore financial aid options Prepare for potential interviews

Popular Courses & Fees

Bachelor level: 30 ECTS are worth EUR 3,250.00 for a semester, 60 ECTS are worth EUR 6,500.00 for a year, and 180 ECTS are worth EUR 6,500.00 for a full bachelor degree. 19500.00 EUR
Master level: 30 ECTS are equivalent to one semester. A year is equivalent to 60 ECTS, or EUR 8,500.00, a full master's degree is equivalent to 120 ECTS, or EUR 4,250.00. 17,000 EUR
SAS training: A semester's worth of coursework plus study tours and excursions totaling EUR 3,100.00

Scholarship

Fulbright Denmark
Fulbright Denmark fosters cultural understanding through its prestigious grant program for educational exchange.
Danish government scholarships for highly qualified non-EU/EEA students.
The Danish State Educational Support (SU)
The Danish State Educational Support (SU) is generally only awarded to Danish residents. As an international student you may, however, apply for equal status in so far as the state educational support is concerned.

University Outcomes

USD develops graduates that excel in a variety of sectors and focuses on research in the sciences and management.

Common careers

Demographics

Gender

Notable Alumni

Nils Ušakovs

Alex Vanopslagh

Puk Damsgård

Campus Gallery

Testimonials

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"I am grateful to Allah Ta'ala for my German university, University of Southern Denmark study permit. I have been using VDESH for almost 14 months now. They were of great assistance to me in organizing all of the documents in a timely manner, even though it was not a simple task. They are enthusiastic and incredibly helpful. Wishing VDESH continued success.”"

Ahshan Islam

BBA in Finance

Frequently Asked Questions

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1. What programs does SDU offer?
SDU offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and PhD programs in various fields such as engineering, humanities, social sciences, business, health sciences, and natural sciences. You can find specific programs on their official website, where details on admission requirements, deadlines, and course content are listed.
2. What are the admission requirements for international students?
Admission requirements for international students vary depending on the level of study (undergraduate, graduate, or PhD). Generally, students need to have a relevant high school or bachelor’s degree, proof of English language proficiency (usually through TOEFL or IELTS scores), and a visa or residence permit for study in Denmark. Each program may have specific criteria, so it's essential to check the program details on SDU's website.
3. Is SDU tuition-free for international students?
For students from the EU/EEA and Switzerland, tuition is free. However, non-EU/EEA students are generally required to pay tuition fees. These fees vary by program, and scholarships may be available for qualified non-EU students.
4. How do I apply to SDU?
Applications can typically be submitted online through the SDU application portal. The university has specific deadlines for each program, so it is important to check the deadlines for your desired program. Required documents may include academic transcripts, proof of language proficiency, and a motivation letter or CV.
5. What is life like for international students at SDU?
SDU offers a supportive environment for international students, including orientation programs, counseling services, and international student associations. The university has campuses in various cities across Denmark, and each campus has its own student life and activities. Denmark itself is known for its high quality of life, and many international students appreciate the safety, friendliness, and work-life balance it offers.