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Full Tuition Waiver|Partially Funded|Fully Funded Verified against official source No active call announced

University of Copenhagen Danish Government Scholarships

Offered by University of Copenhagen

UCPH’s Danish Government Scholarships are competitive and may cover tuition only or both tuition and living costs. international applicants are eligible as non-EU/EEA applicants, but should not rely on receiving a living grant before an award is confirmed.

Current status

No active call announced

No single 2027 deadline or stipend is published for all UCPH awards; eligible non-EU/EEA Master’s applicants are automatically considered.

Last verified: 6 October 2026

Next review: 1 December 2026

Quick facts

Current statusNo active call announced
Study destinationDenmark
Degree levelMaster's
FundingFull Tuition Waiver|Partially Funded|Fully Funded
DeadlineNo current deadline announced
DurationUsually programme period; exact coverage and continuation set by faculty
Study subjectsArts & Humanities, Business & Management, Computer Science & IT, Education, Engineering & Technology, Environment & Earth Sciences, Health & Medicine, Law, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences
Last checked6 October 2026

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Apply to an eligible UCPH Master’s programme by its international admission deadline.
No separate scholarship application is required for eligible applicants.
Check the admission result and scholarship offer for tuition and living coverage.
Budget for uncovered costs and any tax on living support.

What does this scholarship actually cover?

Government-funded Master’s scholarships for eligible non-EU/EEA applicants; award may cover tuition fees alone or tuition and living expenses depending on faculty.

TuitionFull_or_partial
Living stipendNot confirmed
AccommodationNone
TravelNone
Health insuranceNone
Visa costsnone
Research allowancenone

Other verified benefits

Depending on faculty, award may cover tuition only or tuition plus living expenses; living grants are taxable under Danish rules unless an exemption applies.

Costs not confirmed or not covered

Awards are limited and faculty-specific. Do not assume living support: some faculties award tuition-only waivers, and applicants must budget until the formal offer confirms coverage.

Who is eligible to apply?

Eligible non-EU/EEA applicants to UCPH MA/MSc programmes are automatically considered if they meet admission conditions. Awards are limited and based on academic achievement.

Eligible non-EU/EEA applicants to UCPH MA/MSc programmes are automatically considered if they meet admission conditions. Awards are limited and based on academic achievement.

Prior educationBachelor's degree qualifying for the selected Master’s programme
Gender requirementNo restriction
IELTSDepends on host/course
Host institution requiredYes
Supervisor approvalDepends on host
Admission before applicationNo

Eligible countries

All international students who meet programme conditions.

Language requirements

Meet the selected programme’s language requirements.

Which documents should you prepare?

  • Degree certificate
  • English test certificate
  • Motivation letter

What should you do next?

  1. Apply to an eligible UCPH Master’s programme by its international admission deadline.
  2. No separate scholarship application is required for eligible applicants.
  3. Check the admission result and scholarship offer for tuition and living coverage.
  4. Budget for uncovered costs and any tax on living support.

Frequently asked questions

Does Copenhagen’s Danish Government Scholarship include a stipend?

Sometimes. The University of Copenhagen says a scholarship may cover tuition only or both tuition and living expenses, depending on faculty and selection. There is no single university-wide stipend amount. Any living support may be taxable in Denmark, so rely on the formal award letter for exact terms.

When should applicants apply for UCPH scholarships?

There is no separate scholarship deadline because eligible applicants are considered through their Master’s application. The relevant deadline is the programme’s admission deadline, which depends on the programme and applicant group. Applicants should check the specific course page and must not assume that a scholarship will be awarded before accepting an offer.