Danish students pursuing a graduate degree abroad (or equivalent) can finance their studies through the government’s:
Annual tuition grant (udlandsstipendium): From DKK 44,300 to 92,300 (depends on subject area)
Monthly living allowance (SU): DKK 6,397
Monthly loan (SU-lån): DKK 3,273
Tuition loan (udlandsstudielån): DKK 111,222
Note that the tuiton grant is available for a period of maximum two years.
The above figures are for 2022 and may be subject to change.
Danish students pursuing an undergraduate degree abroad (or equivalent) can finance their studies through the government’s:
Annual tuition grant (udlandsstipendium): Not available.
Monthly living allowance (SU): DKK 6,397
Monthly loan (SU-lån): DKK 3,273
Tuition loan (udlandsstudielån): Not available.
Note that funding is not available for “Freshman year” of undergraduate programs in USA.
The above figures are for 2022 and may be subject to change.
Danish students that study part of their undergraduate or graduate degree abroad, can finance their studies through the government’s:
Annual tuition grant (udlandsstipendium): From DKK 44,300 to 92,300 (depends on subject area)
Monthly living allowance (SU): DKK 6,397
Monthly loan (SU-lån): DKK 3,273
Tuition loan (udlandsstudielån): DKK 111,222
Note that the tuition grant is available for a period of maximum two years.
The above figures are for 2022 and may be subject to change.
For your Danish students to be eligible for government financial aid, your institution must be approved by the Danish government. Check here to see if your instition is already approved.