University of Copenhagen
Copenhagen, Denmark · Public · Est. 1479
- Tuition fromDKK 75,000about BDT 14.2 lakh / yr
- IELTS (PG)6.5+typical
- LevelsUG PG PhDoffered
Innovative teaching, English-taught programmes and strong work rights.
Quick answer: Students apply for a residence permit for higher education through New to Denmark (SIRI).
DKK 7,426 a month (2026), up to DKK 89,112
Official source, re-check dueDKK 3,060
Official source, re-check due90 hours a month September to May; full time June to August
Official source, re-check dueWhich embassy or visa centre handles Bangladeshi students: confirm with our counsellor
Confirm with counsellorThe university and the visa authority decide the final list. Our counsellor confirms yours.
| Per year | DKK | BDT (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition (range) | DKK 45,000 to DKK 120,000 | BDT 8.5 lakh to BDT 22.7 lakh |
| Living (typical) | DKK 89,112 | BDT 16.8 lakh |
PhD
Master's
Indicative tuition is DKK 45,000 to DKK 120,000 a year (about BDT 8.5 lakh to BDT 22.7 lakh), plus living costs of roughly DKK 89,112 a year (about BDT 16.8 lakh). Official visa funds rules are listed on this page.
Usually your passport, academic certificates and transcripts, an English test result, statement of purpose, and sponsor financial documents. The full list and Bangladesh-specific notes are on this page.
90 hours a month September to May; full time June to August. Check the current rule on the official immigration page.
Decisions are made by the university and the immigration authority. Fees and rules change, so confirm before you pay.
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