Danish Government Scholarship at the University of Southern Denmark

The Danish Government Scholarship is given to international full-degree graduate students by the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) in an attempt to draw gifted individuals from outside the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA).

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Host Country	Denmark
Host Institute	University of Southern Denmark
Level	Graduate
Eligible Nationality	non-EU/EEA
Scholarship Type	Tuition Fee Waiver
Benefits	Full Tuition Fee/Partial Tuition Fee
Duration	2 Year
Opening Date	June 10
Closing Date	February 1

Summary of the Danish Government Scholarship at the University of Southern Denmark

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University of Southern Denmark

Renowned for its dedication to global engagement, innovation, and academic quality, the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) is a prominent educational establishment. SDU is a vibrant, varied community that provides a broad range of graduate, undergraduate, and doctorate programs in numerous fields. With many chances for research, personal development, and professional advancement, the institution is committed to creating a welcoming and encouraging atmosphere for its international students.

At the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), which has about 27,000 students—one in five of them are international students—it is the third-largest university in Denmark. The campuses of the university are spread throughout four cities in the Southern Denmark Region: Odense, Sønderborg, Kolding, and Esbjerg.

Danish Government Scholarship at the University of Southern Denmark

With the goal of attracting and assisting exceptionally talented international students, the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) administers the esteemed Danish Government Scholarship program. The substantial financial investment that international students make to further their education is recognized by this award. In order to acknowledge and honor the intellectual brilliance and promise of overseas students who choose to devote themselves to their studies at SDU, a restricted number of scholarships are offered.

Benefits of the Danish Government Scholarship

Either full or partial tuition fee waivers are provided by the scholarship. The second and fourth semesters of tuition for one year are covered by a partial tuition fee waiver; the first and third semesters still require payment. Keep in mind that 30 ECTS are covered by fee waivers per semester. The fee waiver does not apply if there are more courses than 30 ECTS.

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Eligibility Criteria

You must be a non-EU/EEA citizen
You must enroll in one of the following Master’s programs in Sønderborg in order to be eligible for the scholarship:
- MSc in Mechatronics Engineering
- MSc in Electronics Engineering
- MSc in Mechanical Engineering Engineering
Even if you have a Danish residency card, you must submit your application for admission by February 1st.
When submitting your application, it must have all required supporting paperwork (i.e., SDU cannot request additional supporting documentation).

Documents/Material Required to Apply

Receipt of application deposit fee
The official transcripts and diploma for a bachelor’s degree in English, Danish, Swedish, or Norwegian must include the grades and ECTS (units, credits) for every course taken
The course descriptions listed on your transcripts for each course
Evidence of fluency in the English language

Application Procedure

You only need to apply for admission to one or more of the appropriate Master’s programs in order to be eligible for the scholarship. No additional application is required for scholarships. The top candidates will get scholarships, which are determined by their Bachelor’s degree grade point average and an online interview with important Master’s program personnel.

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