1. Full-time students from non-EU/EEA countries and Switzerland.

2. Citizens of countries outside the European Union, the European Economic Area or Switzerland.

3. Participate in full-degree higher education courses.

4. I got a time-limited residence permit in Denmark because of my academic qualifications.

Speaking of Europe, there are many countries that provide high-quality education, and Denmark is one of them. Denmark has low learning cost, English teaching and various subjects, and its living standard is much better than that of other European countries. In addition, Danish universities are very competitive because they adopt unconventional and innovative teaching methods. Best of all, many scholarships that can be applied for are sponsored by the state and institutions.

Students in the EU/EEA are free of tuition. Students outside the EU/EEA can apply for financial aid. Most fully funded scholarships are used for doctoral programs, but undergraduate and graduate students with excellent educational records can also receive generous funding.

202 1 Danish Scholarship

We have compiled a list of scholarships for students who are interested in studying in Denmark.

# 1 University of Southern Denmark (SDU) Scholarship:

The University of Southern Denmark will provide scholarships to international students under its Master of Talents Scholarship Program. This scholarship is suitable for a master's degree in computer science. The grantee will be able to do research in a Danish technology company. This work will last about 12 hours a week, during which students will be able to gain first-hand experience in the company environment and get a master's degree.

Students from all countries with bachelor's degrees in computer science or related fields are welcome to apply. If the candidate does not have a bachelor's degree in computer science, he must study the following subjects in the bachelor's course:

Programming; arrange

data structure

algorithm

Computer system (machine architecture and control system)

Discrete mathematics

* Database

At present, there are 32,000 students studying in SDU, 20% of whom are from countries outside Denmark.

Roskilde University Scholarship ranked second:

The Danish government offers a limited number of scholarships to students outside the EU/EEA. These scholarships will be awarded to graduate/master students of Roskilde University. Scholarships will be granted in the form of scholarships and tuition remission.

The offer involves many disciplines, such as Master of Communication, Cultural Encounter, International Public Administration, Political Science, Global Studies, Mathematical Biological Sciences, Space Design and Society, and Nordic Urban Planning and Research.

The maximum duration of the scholarship is 22 months. Winners will receive tuition fee remission and a monthly allowance of 800 DKK to cover their living expenses. Applicants must be non-EU/EEA citizens and must apply for one of the listed master's programs in order to get financial aid.

# 3 Danish Government Scholarship for Non-EU/EEA Students:

The Danish government, together with the Danish Ministry of Education, encourages high-quality and potential students to study in Denmark by providing a large amount of funds. These scholarships will be awarded to students from countries outside the European Union and the European Economic Area. Many higher education institutions in Denmark participate in the program, and the grant can be the duration of the degree course.

Scholarships will take the form of partial or total tuition exemption. Eligible students can also receive monthly living expenses. The amount of funding is limited. For courses that start in September, the deadline for application is about April, and for courses that start in February, the deadline is. The deadline for application is usually around October. For more information, interested candidates can check the Danish Ministry of Education official website.

# 4 University of Northern Denmark Scholarship:

The University College of Northern Denmark offers scholarships to students from non-EU/EEA every year. The number of scholarships is limited and is open to all UCN programs taught in English. It provides 30% to 50% tuition fee remission, and in some cases, it provides a monthly allowance to cover part of students' living expenses. It doesn't have enough funds, so the rest of the tuition will be paid by students. Scholarships are renewed every semester, so only the best students can get scholarships throughout the degree period.

This award is awarded to non-EU/EEA citizens and students who have no permanent residency in Denmark. Applicants should not study in Denmark through exchange programs, and should not receive any subsidy to exempt their tuition fees at present. In order to get a scholarship, the applicant needs to attend the listed courses and must submit the results of the English proficiency test.

# 5 Copenhagen IT University Scholarship:

Copenhagen IT University offers scholarships to outstanding MSC applicants. These scholarships are aimed at non-EU/EEA citizens and are open to all university professors with master of science programs. Scholarships are funded by the state, and only three or four students get scholarships every year. The subsidy covers all the tuition fees of the recipients and provides subsidies to partially cover their living expenses.

Students need to register for the Master of Science program to receive this funding. You don't need to apply for a scholarship separately. Applicants who try to get a scholarship will be informed in the admission notice.

# 6 Aalborg University Scholarship:

Aalborg University is applying for a doctorate. 2020 material science course -2 1 academic conference. International applicants are also welcome to apply. Candidates will be allocated a month's salary, but this grant provides some funds, so candidates also need to use their personal finances. Applicants must have a master's degree in related fields and have sufficient knowledge in chemistry, material science, material technology, glass science, ceramic science and chemical reaction. They should know the use of thermal methods, thermal analysis, crystallographic techniques, microscopes and spectroscopy.