Danish State Scholarships – AARHUS University Denmark

Scholarship Description:

Aarhus University administers a limited number of scholarships financed by the Danish state for highly qualified non-EU/EEA/Swiss applicants admitted to 2-year Master’s degree programmes which are taught in English.

Degree Level:

Danish State scholarships – AARHUS University Denmark is available to undertake Masters level programs at Aarhus University.

Available Subjects:

The four faculties will set their own individual priorities regarding their specific priorities with a view to geographical or other priorities:

• Arts: Priority will be given to applicants with excellent academic qualifications
• Business and Social Sciences: Priority will be given to applicants with excellent academic qualifications.
• Natural Sciences: Priority will be given to applicants with excellent academic qualifications.
• Technical Sciences: Priority will be given to applicants with excellent academic qualifications.
• Health: Further information about strategic priorities will follow.

Eligible Nationalities:

International Students are eligible to apply.

Scholarship Benefits:

The scholarships generally include a full tuition waiver and generally, but not always, a monthly scholarship for a maximum of 23 months over the duration of the degree program.

Eligibility Criteria:

The scholarships are awarded on the basis of the following criteria:

• Students may apply for an English-taught Master’s degree programme at Aarhus University.
• The scholarships generally include a full tuition waiver and generally, but not always, including a monthly scholarship for a maximum of 23 months for the duration of the degree programme.
• The general admission requirements and application procedures and deadlines at Aarhus University apply. Prior to applying for admission, applicants are kindly asked to make themselves acquainted with the specific admission requirements for the Master’s degree programmes they wish to apply for.
• It is neither possible nor necessary to state in your application for admission that you apply for a scholarship. All applicants will automatically be assessed with a view to a possible scholarship as part of the assessment procedures regarding admission and the strategic priorities set by the faculty.
  

  Application Procedure:

  There is no separate application for the scholarship as all applicants will automatically be assessed for scholarships based on their applications. The application deadline for most Masters programme study for September 2021 intake is 15 January 2021 for non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens. Special application deadlines, however, apply to the following Masters degree courses: Journalism, Media and Globalisation (10 January 2021); Neuroscience and Neuroimaging (1 March 2021); and Soils and Global Change (28 February 2021).