Colleges and Universities - Denmark

1. Colleges, Private Universities and Schools in Aarhus
• Aarhus School of Architecture
• Aarhus School of Business
• Aarhus School of Business
• Departments and centers of Aarhus School of Business
• Aarhus School of Social Work: The School of Social Work in Aarhus was established in 1957. At present the school admits 195 students every year.
• Aarhus Technical College
• Aarhus Technical College: Aahrus Technical College is a vocational education and training institution.
• Main activities Aarhus Technical College
• National Institute for Social Educators: The training course at Peter Sabroe Semi­nariet aims at fulfilling the objective of the training of social educators in Denmark which is based on social responsibility engaged by our socii-educational tradition.
• University College of Aahrus
• University College of Aahrus: The University College of Aarhus, which has roots back to 1915, is a self-owning institution supported one hundred per cent by the state.
• Undergraduate studies
• Postgraduate studies
2. Colleges, Private Universities and Schools in Copenhagen
• Copenhagen University College of Engineering
• Study programs
• National Film School of Denmark: The National Film School of Denmark is a state school, financially supported by the Danish Ministry of Cultural Affairs.
3. Dalum Technical College: College of Food and Technology
4. Haderslev Statsseminarium: State institute of Teacher Education and Educator Training
5. National Film School of Denmark: The National Film School of Denmark is a state school, financially supported by the Danish Ministry of Cultural Affairs.
6. Royal School of Library and Information Science: The Royal School of Library and Information Science is a higher education institution responsible to the Danish Ministry of Cultural Affairs for education, research and development to the highest level in the field of Library and Information Science (LIS).
• Departments
• Centre for Cultural Policy Studies
• Cultural and Media studies - Information Study
• Information Studies
• Library and Information Management
• Aalborg Branch
7. Roskilde University: Roskilde University is a state university founded in 1972 with the objective of providing research and education at the highest level in the fields of natural science, social science and the humanities.
• International Office
• Departments
• Department of Communication, Business and Information Technologies (CBIT)
• Department of Culture and Identity (CUID)
• Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change (ENSPAC)
• Department of Psychology and Educational Studies (PAES)
• Department of Science, Systems and Models (NSM)
• Department of Society and Globalisation (ISG)
8. Vejlby Agricultural College: situated in the heart of Denmark, on the peninsula of Jutland in Denmark's second-largest city, Aarhus.
9. Univeristy of Aalborg: it was inaugurated in 1974 as the fifth Danish University.
• Office for International Studies
• Departments
• Faculties
• The Faculty of Humanities
• The Faculty of Social Sciences
• The Faculty of Engineering and Science
10. Univeristy of Aarhus: university based in Aarhus, Jutland, Denmark. It was founded in 1928 and has over 20,000 students.
• Office for International Studies
• Faculties
• The Faculty of Humanities
• The Faculty of Health Sciences
• The Faculty of Social Sciences
• The Faculty of Theology
• The Faculty of Science
• The Faculty of Central Administration
• Departments
• Departments of the Faculty of Humanities
• Departments of the Faculty of Central Administration
• Departments of the Faculty of Science
• Departments of the Faculty of Health Sciences
• Departments of the Faculty of Social Sciences
11. Univeristy of Copenhagen: The University of Copenhagen is the largest institution of research and education in Denmark.
• International Office
• Exchange Students
• Faculties
• The Faculty of Humanities
• The Faculty of Law
• The Faculty of Science
• The Faculty of Health Science
• The Faculty of Social Sciences
• The Faculty of Theology
• Departments
12. Univeristy of Southern Denmark: The University of Southern Denmark was formed in 1998 by the merger between Odense University, Southern Denmark School of Business and Engineering and South Jutland University Centre.
• International Office
• Campuses
• Odense
• Kolding
• Esbjerg
• Sønderborg
• Faculties
  • The Faculty of Humanities
  • The Faculty of Health Sciences
  • The Faculty of Science and Engineering
  • The Faculty of Social Sciences
• Departments
• Departments of the Faculty of Health Sciences
• Departments of the Faculty of Science and Engineering
• Departments of the Faculty of Social Sciences
• Departments of the Faculty of Humanities
• The Hans Christian Andersen center: As a unit at the University of Southern Denmark, our center specializes in research and information on matters related to Hans Christian Andersen.