IT University of Copenhagen State Scholarships for MSc Study in Denmark

The IT University of Copenhagen awards state scholarships to three or four MSc applicants each year. The award is for full-degree students who come from outside the EU and EEA. It covers tuition and contributes to living costs. Only admitted students are considered, so the scholarship follows your admission application.

• Host: IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Level: MSc (Master's degree)
• Who can apply: non-EU/EEA students
• Awards: 3-4 each year
• Covered: free tuition and partly covering of living expenses
• Admission deadlines: 1 March for September entry, 1 October for February entry
• How it works: no separate scholarship application

IT University of Copenhagen in Denmark

Any MSc Programme offered at the University

3-4

Non-EU/EEA Students

Free tuition and partly covering of living expenses.

To be eligible for the scholarship, you must be admitted to a MSc Programme at IT University of Copenhagen. The scholarships will be offered to the applicants who achieve the best scores according to the criteria in the admission rules.

This award suits a non-EU/EEA student who is applying for an MSc place at the IT University of Copenhagen and who expects to rank well under the admission rules. There is no separate scholarship form, so your admission application is the only route in.

Applicants cannot apply for the scholarships. The IT University considers all admitted MSc students for the scholarships and informs the students chosen for the scholarships in their letter of admission. Therefore, you must apply for admissions to be considered for the scholarship. Deadline for admissions is 1 March for September entry and 1 October for February entry.

It is important to visit the official website (link found below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.

• Who can apply for the scholarship? Applicants from outside the EU and EEA who are admitted to an MSc Programme at the IT University of Copenhagen.
• What does the scholarship cover? Free tuition and partly covering of living expenses.
• Do I need a separate scholarship application? No. Applicants cannot apply for the scholarships. All admitted MSc students are considered.
• When is the admission deadline? 1 March for September entry and 1 October for February entry.
• How will I know if I was selected? The university informs the students chosen for the scholarships in their letter of admission.

• Read the admission rules carefully, since the scholarship goes to applicants with the best scores under those criteria.
• Prepare your transcripts, degree documents and any required language test results well before the deadline.
• Check the programme page for the documents each MSc application needs.
• Submit your admission application early so you have time to fix anything missing.