Copenhagen Business School
Copenhagen, Denmark
Living cost in Copenhagen: EUR 1,280–1,800/mo official source
Living cost in Denmark: DKK 7,426/mo official source
English requirements
This university publishes its English requirements per programme rather than university-wide, so there is no single figure to quote. Each programme's own requirement is in the table below, verified against its official page.
Verified programmes (2)
Master's programmes at this university that we have verified against its official pages — the field each maps to, and a direct link to the official course page.
| Programme | Field | Length | Tuition (intl) | English |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSSc in Public Management and Social Development | Public Policy, Social Policy | 24 moIntake: Sep | CNY 80,000 total | TOEFL 83 0-120TOEFL 4.5 1-6IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc in International Business and Politics | Global Governance, Public Policy | 24 moIntake: Sep | EUR 16,000/yr | TOEFL 94 (20) 0-120TOEFL 5 (4.5) 1-6IELTS 7 (6)Cambridge 185 |
Scholarships that fund study here
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What master's programmes does Copenhagen Business School offer?
We have verified 2 master's programmes at Copenhagen Business School against its official pages, concentrated in Public Policy, Social Policy, Global Governance.
How much is international tuition at Copenhagen Business School?
Across the programmes we verified, international tuition is about CNY 80,000. It varies by programme — confirm on the official course page.
How much does it cost to live in Copenhagen as a student?
Student living costs in Copenhagen are around EUR 1,280–1,800/mo (official source).
Are there scholarships to study at Copenhagen Business School?
Yes. Scholarships that fund study in Denmark include: Danish State Scholarship, Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship.
Programme names and tuition are verified against official pages and dated in our database; nothing here is a paid placement. Confirm current details on the official course page before applying.