Copenhagen Business School

Living at Copenhagen Business School (CBS) can be expensive, reflecting the high cost of living in Copenhagen. Here are some things to consider: TuitionFor non-EU/EEA citizens, tuition fees for graduate programs are around €8,000 per semester. EU/EEA citizens are usually exempt. HousingThe monthly rent for private housing at CBS is currently between DKK 4500-7500 (2024). This may include a room with a bed, desk, internet access, dresser, and access to kitchen and bathroom. Private housing may be in the home of a senior citizen, family, or other student, and may be at least a 30-minute commute from CBS. Student residencesCBS student residences are self-catering and include monthly services like internet access, furnishings, kitchen equipment, linens, and laundry services. Utilities like electricity, water, and heating are included in the room rent. Living costsA rough estimate of your overall monthly living costs in Denmark would amount to 750 – 900 EUR monthly. Living in Copenhagen is more expensive than in the smaller cities, and may go as high up as 1200 EUR/month

The cost to study at Copenhagen Business School (CBS) in Indian rupees depends on the course and can range from INR 14–44 Lacs for the first year:MBA/PGDM: The first-year tuition fee is INR 14–44 lakhs.M.Sc. The first-year tuition fee is INR 14 lakhs.Executive MBA/PGDM: The first-year tuition fee is INR 25 lakhs. In addition to tuition, international students in Denmark need to budget for living costs, which are generally higher than other places. International students should budget between 800–1,200 EUR per month for living costs, which include accommodation, food, transportation, and extra costs. Some ways to cover study and living expenses include:Danish State Educational Grant (SU): A generous grant available to Danish and EU/EEA studentsLoan Scheme: Available to Danish and EU/EEA studentsMerit-based scholarships: A limited number of scholarships are available for non-EEA students who are highly qualifiedExchange programs: Shorter stays through exchange programs like Erasmus+ can be more affordable CBS also offers scholarships, including:K.C. Mahindra Scholarships For Post-Graduate Studies AbroadUnimoni Student Stars 2023JN Tata Endowment Loan ScholarshipYoung Women in Public Affairs AwardsNarotam Sekhsaria's ScholarshipsRobert S. McNamara Fellowships ProgramGlobalScholarships.com $3,000 ScholarshipHani Zeini Scholarship 

Both SDU and Copenhagen Business School are reputed institutions that have their own areas of expertise and strengths. The better university for a student is going to based on various factors such as academic interests, tuition fees, location, career goals, etc. According to a few reviews on an unofficial source, SDU is easier to get admission into. There are 4 campuses of SDU offering a wide range of programs. In the context of business courses, CBS is a better business school. A comparison of SDU and Copenhagen Business School is given below:ParticularsSDUCopenhagen Business SchoolTop CoursesMSc in Biology – Marine SciencesMBA, MSFeesINR 6 L – INR 12 LINR 14 L – INR 44 L