University of Copenhagen
Copenhagen, Denmark · QS World Rank #100
Living cost in Copenhagen: EUR 1,280–1,800/mo official source
Living cost in Denmark: DKK 7,426/mo official source
English requirements
What this university states for taught postgraduate entry, across every test it accepts. Individual programmes can ask for more — the table below shows a programme's own score where we have verified it.
| Test | Overall | Min per section |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS | 6.5 | 6 |
| TOEFL(0-120 scale) | 83 | 20 |
| Cambridge | 180 | — |
English B level, the standard requirement for English-taught master's; English A level (IELTS 7.0 / TOEFL 100) applies to some programmes. TOEFL on pre-2026 scale · official source
Verified programmes (8)
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.
Scholarships that fund study here
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What master's programmes does University of Copenhagen offer?
We have verified 8 master's programmes at University of Copenhagen against its official pages, concentrated in Agribusiness and Food Economics, Climate Governance, Sustainability Science, International Development, Environmental Policy.
How much is international tuition at University of Copenhagen?
Across the programmes we verified, international tuition is about DKK 100,000–165,000. It varies by programme — confirm on the official course page.
What IELTS score does University of Copenhagen require?
University of Copenhagen's university-wide minimum for taught master's entry is IELTS 6.5 (TOEFL and others also accepted). Individual programmes can require more.
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 University of Copenhagen?
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.