If you're planning to study in Denmark, knowing when to apply is just as important as choosing the right university. Danish universities usually have two main intakes; one in the autumn and another in the spring.
This is the main intake in Denmark, with the highest number of courses available. Most international students apply for this session because it aligns well with the academic year. The application process starts several months before classes begin, and decisions are typically announced a few months before the intake.
Not all universities offer a spring intake, and the course options may be limited. If you're considering this session, you should check with your chosen university to see if your program is available. Applications open well in advance, and admission decisions are sent out a few months before classes start.
Deciding which intake to apply for depends on a few important factors:
It’s always a good idea to apply as early as possible. This gives you enough time to handle any unexpected delays and make a smooth transition to studying in Denmark.