Colleges in Denmark

Life for a student on a quota at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) depends upon the experiences, interests, and background of the candidate. Nonetheless, the typical features of DTU student life is as follows:Due to DTU's academic rigor and high level of competition, quota students may have to deal with difficult assignments and heavy workloads;With a wide variety of clubs, societies, and events, DTU boasts a thriving student body that offers chances for involvement and interpersonal connections;In order to support students in their success, DTU offers a variety of tools and services, such as career services, academic advising, and mental health resources; andDue to DTU's emphasis on research, quota students may be able to take part in innovative research projects and obtain practical experience in their field.

In addition to Aarhus, the university maintains campuses in Emdrup and Herning. The university offers more than 1000 bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and research programs across disciplines. Among them, more than 60 programs are taught in the English medium. With more than 30 globally recognised advanced research centers, Aarhus University is known for offering research-based higher education. The research centers include 15 Centers of Excellence sponsored by the Danish National Research Foundation. Aarhus University maintains academic and research partnerships with various prestigious international universities including the University of Oslo, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Université de Paris, King's College London, Université Catholique de Louvain and the University of Belgrade. The university offers study abroad and student exchange programs. Aarhus is truly a global university as students across the globe enroll here to chase their dreams.