Living and studying in Denmark

Hi joszua!
I think you'd be doing fine with studying in Denmark, as they offer quite a lot study options for international students.
Maybe this helps you with your decision:

Making the choice to study in Denmark is easy. There are plenty of opportunities for international students and researchers. The Danish higher education institutions are internationally oriented and offer a large selection of programmes and individual courses in English.

Moreover, Denmark is a country with a global outlook and an innovative culture. The knowledge intensive sector, covering areas from biotechnology to food and environmental protection, has a prominent position. Many higher education institutions cooperate with business and research institutions, bringing about an enriching and up-to-date learning environment.

In Denmark, you can earn an internationally recognised qualification or add credits to your national degree, while experiencing the Danish culture, society and way of living. Denmark has much to offer, and the Danish higher education institutions happily welcome talented students from all over the world.

from: http://studyindenmark.dk/student-life/Study-options

Good luck!
Anneke

Hi Anneke! Thanks a lot for the article!
I just wonder if I have enough money for this, as Hungary seems quite cheaper than Denmark...how much money would I need per month as a student??

Joszua

Hi Joszua, sorry for my late answer!
Hmm how much money would you need...it's hard to say, as it depends a lot from your lifestyle and to which city you wanna go...but as an "average" student, with a room in a shared flat and cooking for yourself and going out sometimes I think you'll need about 700 Euro a month in a bigger city. But I'm not quite sure about that, sorry!

Anneke

No problem! To be honest I still don't know which cities would be nice to study...any recommendations?? :)

Hi Joszua, why don't you consider Copenhagen?? Cool city and living in the capital is always nice :)

Copenhagen sounds nice! Do you know which studies they offer at the university there??

Hey Joszua, sorry for my late answer! Totally forget about this.
Well, I had a look on the official website of the University of Copenhagen, and they have a nice overview of courses (offered in English e.g.) and so on. Hope it helps
http://studies.ku.dk/studies/

Have a nice day!

hi, I have received an offer from DTU university for doctoral position starting in August 2009. They are offering 3,666 Euros per month. Iam single would be living alone. I just wanted to know how is the reputation of DTU in denmark and abroad? will I have to pay income tax?secondly how much will it cost for insurance?
Thanks.