Technical University of Denmark (DTU)was founded in 1829 by the father of electromagnetism, H. C. Ørsted, whose vision was to create a polytechnical institution that would benefit society through natural and technical sciences. This vision has since established DTU as an internationally renowned institution among the top technical universities in Europe and the world when it comes to collaborating business and industry.
Technical University of Denmark educates engineers from bachelor’s, to master’s all the way through to PhD level, specializing in engineering and science. All teaching, supervision, and course development at the university is carried out by more than 2,000 professors and lecturers who are themselves active researchers.
A hands-on, practical approach to learning is very much encouraged atTechnical University of Denmark. Which is why students are encouraged to utilize all that the university’s world-class facilities and services has to offer, including:
Nanoteket– a specialized teaching laboratory for nanotechnology
Skylab - DTU Skylab is the innovation hub located at Lyngby campus at DTU, Technical University of Denmark. We focus on enabling student innovation and entrepreneurship through our three focus areas; student innovation, company collaboration and academia. It is important to us to welcome all DTU students and affiliated students, therefore student innovation include everything from smaller student projects, case solving on courses and student start-ups
Check out the university’s website for more information about its research facilities.
When it comes to everyday campus life, the university library houses over one million scientific articles and e-books, with individual study spaces as well as private study rooms for group work. The university bookstore is where students buy their coursebooks, stationery and more, and can even get a 10 percent discount on all purchases.
The university’s main campus is based in Lyngby in the northern suburbs of the country’s capital, Copenhagen – a location which boasts great natural beauty and is surrounded by wooded areas, sports fields, inner courtyards, as well as tranquil gardens.
It’s also home to 11,538 students, 1,500 of which are PhD students. Combined with exchange students from roughly 180 partner universities around the world and 40 percent of the total cohort being international, DTU’s campus has a truly distinctive international atmosphere.
The campus is a 25-minute bus ride away from Copenhagen, allowing students the opportunity to enjoy the cultural and historical sights of the vibrantly sophisticated European capital. Not to mention getting to know the local Danes who rate themselves as the happiest people on earth, considering Denmark is one of the safest countries in the world!
When it comes to student accommodation at DTU, there are a number of options available: halls of residence, shared student housing, the Campus Village on the Lyngby campus, as well as private accommodation where you can rent a room in a regular family residence. More information about student accommodation can be found on the university’s website.
International students who enroll on the three-year BSc General Engineering program are guaranteed accommodation either at the university’s Ballerup campus or in the immediate area. To ensure guaranteed accommodation, you will need to make sure you submit your accommodation application before the deadline. Additional information is also available at DTU Housing Foundationhere
Read DTU’s Student Guide for everything you need to know about living and studying in Denmark.
Since many international students didn’t have the opportunity/possibility to apply for the fall 2020 intake due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we have decided to open our Spring intake to all international students as well.
The application portal for the Spring 2021 is now open on our webpage and the deadlines are as follows:
September 15th for non-EU/EEA citizens
October 15th for EU/EEA citizens
The admission process and the requirements are the same as for the fall intake.
Please note that students who are non-EU/EEA citizens will need to apply for a study visa before arriving in Denmark, whereas students who are EU/EEA citizens will not need to do this.
Application Webinars
DTU hosts application webinarsto offer guidance and advice about the application process.
Careers
There’s a worldwide demand for talented engineers, and graduates of DTU tend to find employment fairly quick after they’ve completed their studies. In fact, 42 percent of students secured a job before graduating, whilst 85 percent found employment within the first six months after graduating.
The Career Center at the university offers careers advice and support for students. With CV-drop in sessions, conferences, workshops and case-competitions in close collaboration with industry partners, gaining an in-depth understanding into how the Danish labor market and work-culture works is a huge benefit when it comes to pursuing a career in your desired field
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)was founded in 1829 by the father of electromagnetism, H. C. Ørsted, whose vision was to create a polytechnical institution that would benefit society through natural and technical sciences. This vision has since established DTU as an internationally renowned institution among the top technical universities in Europe and the world when it comes to collaborating business and industry.
Technical University of Denmark educates engineers from bachelor’s, to master’s all the way through to PhD level, specializing in engineering and science. All teaching, supervision, and course development at the university is carried out by more than 2,000 professors and lecturers who are themselves active researchers.
A hands-on, practical approach to learning is very much encouraged atTechnical University of Denmark. Which is why students are encouraged to utilize all that the university’s world-class facilities and services has to offer, including:
Nanoteket– a specialized teaching laboratory for nanotechnology
Skylab - DTU Skylab is the innovation hub located at Lyngby campus at DTU, Technical University of Denmark. We focus on enabling student innovation and entrepreneurship through our three focus areas; student innovation, company collaboration and academia. It is important to us to welcome all DTU students and affiliated students, therefore student innovation include everything from smaller student projects, case solving on courses and student start-ups
Check out the university’s website for more information about its research facilities.
When it comes to everyday campus life, the university library houses over one million scientific articles and e-books, with individual study spaces as well as private study rooms for group work. The university bookstore is where students buy their coursebooks, stationery and more, and can even get a 10 percent discount on all purchases.
The university’s main campus is based in Lyngby in the northern suburbs of the country’s capital, Copenhagen – a location which boasts great natural beauty and is surrounded by wooded areas, sports fields, inner courtyards, as well as tranquil gardens.
It’s also home to 11,538 students, 1,500 of which are PhD students. Combined with exchange students from roughly 180 partner universities around the world and 40 percent of the total cohort being international, DTU’s campus has a truly distinctive international atmosphere.
The campus is a 25-minute bus ride away from Copenhagen, allowing students the opportunity to enjoy the cultural and historical sights of the vibrantly sophisticated European capital. Not to mention getting to know the local Danes who rate themselves as the happiest people on earth, considering Denmark is one of the safest countries in the world!
When it comes to student accommodation at DTU, there are a number of options available: halls of residence, shared student housing, the Campus Village on the Lyngby campus, as well as private accommodation where you can rent a room in a regular family residence. More information about student accommodation can be found on the university’s website.
International students who enroll on the three-year BSc General Engineering program are guaranteed accommodation either at the university’s Ballerup campus or in the immediate area. To ensure guaranteed accommodation, you will need to make sure you submit your accommodation application before the deadline. Additional information is also available at DTU Housing Foundationhere
Read DTU’s Student Guide for everything you need to know about living and studying in Denmark.
Since many international students didn’t have the opportunity/possibility to apply for the fall 2020 intake due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we have decided to open our Spring intake to all international students as well.
The application portal for the Spring 2021 is now open on our webpage and the deadlines are as follows:
September 15th for non-EU/EEA citizens
October 15th for EU/EEA citizens
The admission process and the requirements are the same as for the fall intake.
Please note that students who are non-EU/EEA citizens will need to apply for a study visa before arriving in Denmark, whereas students who are EU/EEA citizens will not need to do this.
Application Webinars
DTU hosts application webinarsto offer guidance and advice about the application process.
There’s a worldwide demand for talented engineers, and graduates of DTU tend to find employment fairly quick after they’ve completed their studies. In fact, 42 percent of students secured a job before graduating, whilst 85 percent found employment within the first six months after graduating.
The Career Center at the university offers careers advice and support for students. With CV-drop in sessions, conferences, workshops and case-competitions in close collaboration with industry partners, gaining an in-depth understanding into how the Danish labor market and work-culture works is a huge benefit when it comes to pursuing a career in your desired field
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COVID-19 Information:
DTU is following the COVID-19 situation and its impact closely, please consult our webpage dtu.dk to get the latest updates.
https://www.dtu.dk/english/Service/coronavirus
For more information from the Danish authorities about the impact in Denmark: https://politi.dk/en/coronavirus-in-denmark
Technical University of Denmark (DTU) was founded in 1829 by the father of electromagnetism, H. C. Ørsted, whose vision was to create a polytechnical institution that would benefit society through natural and technical sciences. This vision has since established DTU as an internationally renowned institution among the top technical universities in Europe and the world when it comes to collaborating business and industry.
Technical University of Denmark educates engineers from bachelor’s, to master’s all the way through to PhD level, specializing in engineering and science. All teaching, supervision, and course development at the university is carried out by more than 2,000 professors and lecturers who are themselves active researchers.
News:
H.C Ørsted’s discovery of electromagnetism characterizes this year’s DTU RoboCup: https://www.dtu.dk/english/news/Nyhed?id={DCAD5E30-0B43-4813-8005-5C6C7DD218F3}
DTU is helping detect emerging disease outbreaks through monitoring: https://www.dtu.dk/english/news/Nyhed?id={237E7264-0E85-4978-97A8-008ED0364FB7}
A hands-on, practical approach to learning is very much encouraged at Technical University of Denmark. Which is why students are encouraged to utilize all that the university’s world-class facilities and services has to offer, including:
Databars and workstations
Full-scale test facilities and centers for wind turbines, ocean vessels and anechoic chambers
Nanoteket – a specialized teaching laboratory for nanotechnology
Skylab - DTU Skylab is the innovation hub located at Lyngby campus at DTU, Technical University of Denmark. We focus on enabling student innovation and entrepreneurship through our three focus areas; student innovation, company collaboration and academia. It is important to us to welcome all DTU students and affiliated students, therefore student innovation include everything from smaller student projects, case solving on courses and student start-ups
Check out the university’s website for more information about its research facilities.
When it comes to everyday campus life, the university library houses over one million scientific articles and e-books, with individual study spaces as well as private study rooms for group work. The university bookstore is where students buy their coursebooks, stationery and more, and can even get a 10 percent discount on all purchases.
360 degree campus tour at DTU
The university’s main campus is based in Lyngby in the northern suburbs of the country’s capital, Copenhagen – a location which boasts great natural beauty and is surrounded by wooded areas, sports fields, inner courtyards, as well as tranquil gardens.
It’s also home to 11,538 students, 1,500 of which are PhD students. Combined with exchange students from roughly 180 partner universities around the world and 40 percent of the total cohort being international, DTU’s campus has a truly distinctive international atmosphere.
The campus is a 25-minute bus ride away from Copenhagen, allowing students the opportunity to enjoy the cultural and historical sights of the vibrantly sophisticated European capital. Not to mention getting to know the local Danes who rate themselves as the happiest people on earth, considering Denmark is one of the safest countries in the world!
When it comes to student accommodation at DTU, there are a number of options available: halls of residence, shared student housing, the Campus Village on the Lyngby campus, as well as private accommodation where you can rent a room in a regular family residence. More information about student accommodation can be found on the university’s website.
International students who enroll on the three-year BSc General Engineering program are guaranteed accommodation either at the university’s Ballerup campus or in the immediate area. To ensure guaranteed accommodation, you will need to make sure you submit your accommodation application before the deadline. Additional information is also available at DTU Housing Foundation here
Read DTU’s Student Guide for everything you need to know about living and studying in Denmark.
International Student Blog
Since many international students didn’t have the opportunity/possibility to apply for the fall 2020 intake due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we have decided to open our Spring intake to all international students as well.
The application portal for the Spring 2021 is now open on our webpage and the deadlines are as follows:
September 15th for non-EU/EEA citizens
October 15th for EU/EEA citizens
The admission process and the requirements are the same as for the fall intake.
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If you’re interested in applying to Technical University of Denmark, the admissions process and application deadlines may vary depending on your citizenship and which program you wish to study.
Please note that students who are non-EU/EEA citizens will need to apply for a study visa before arriving in Denmark, whereas students who are EU/EEA citizens will not need to do this.
Application Webinars
DTU hosts application webinars to offer guidance and advice about the application process.
There’s a worldwide demand for talented engineers, and graduates of DTU tend to find employment fairly quick after they’ve completed their studies. In fact, 42 percent of students secured a job before graduating, whilst 85 percent found employment within the first six months after graduating.
The Career Center at the university offers careers advice and support for students. With CV-drop in sessions, conferences, workshops and case-competitions in close collaboration with industry partners, gaining an in-depth understanding into how the Danish labor market and work-culture works is a huge benefit when it comes to pursuing a career in your desired field
About
COVID-19 Information:
DTU is following the COVID-19 situation and its impact closely, please consult our webpage dtu.dk to get the latest updates.
https://www.dtu.dk/english/Service/coronavirus
For more information from the Danish authorities about the impact in Denmark: https://politi.dk/en/coronavirus-in-denmark
Technical University of Denmark (DTU) was founded in 1829 by the father of electromagnetism, H. C. Ørsted, whose vision was to create a polytechnical institution that would benefit society through natural and technical sciences. This vision has since established DTU as an internationally renowned institution among the top technical universities in Europe and the world when it comes to collaborating business and industry.
Technical University of Denmark educates engineers from bachelor’s, to master’s all the way through to PhD level, specializing in engineering and science. All teaching, supervision, and course development at the university is carried out by more than 2,000 professors and lecturers who are themselves active researchers.
News:
H.C Ørsted’s discovery of electromagnetism characterizes this year’s DTU RoboCup: https://www.dtu.dk/english/news/Nyhed?id={DCAD5E30-0B43-4813-8005-5C6C7DD218F3}
DTU is helping detect emerging disease outbreaks through monitoring: https://www.dtu.dk/english/news/Nyhed?id={237E7264-0E85-4978-97A8-008ED0364FB7}
A hands-on, practical approach to learning is very much encouraged at Technical University of Denmark. Which is why students are encouraged to utilize all that the university’s world-class facilities and services has to offer, including:
Databars and workstations
Full-scale test facilities and centers for wind turbines, ocean vessels and anechoic chambers
Nanoteket – a specialized teaching laboratory for nanotechnology
Skylab - DTU Skylab is the innovation hub located at Lyngby campus at DTU, Technical University of Denmark. We focus on enabling student innovation and entrepreneurship through our three focus areas; student innovation, company collaboration and academia. It is important to us to welcome all DTU students and affiliated students, therefore student innovation include everything from smaller student projects, case solving on courses and student start-ups
Check out the university’s website for more information about its research facilities.
When it comes to everyday campus life, the university library houses over one million scientific articles and e-books, with individual study spaces as well as private study rooms for group work. The university bookstore is where students buy their coursebooks, stationery and more, and can even get a 10 percent discount on all purchases.
360 degree campus tour at DTU
The university’s main campus is based in Lyngby in the northern suburbs of the country’s capital, Copenhagen – a location which boasts great natural beauty and is surrounded by wooded areas, sports fields, inner courtyards, as well as tranquil gardens.
It’s also home to 11,538 students, 1,500 of which are PhD students. Combined with exchange students from roughly 180 partner universities around the world and 40 percent of the total cohort being international, DTU’s campus has a truly distinctive international atmosphere.
The campus is a 25-minute bus ride away from Copenhagen, allowing students the opportunity to enjoy the cultural and historical sights of the vibrantly sophisticated European capital. Not to mention getting to know the local Danes who rate themselves as the happiest people on earth, considering Denmark is one of the safest countries in the world!
When it comes to student accommodation at DTU, there are a number of options available: halls of residence, shared student housing, the Campus Village on the Lyngby campus, as well as private accommodation where you can rent a room in a regular family residence. More information about student accommodation can be found on the university’s website.
International students who enroll on the three-year BSc General Engineering program are guaranteed accommodation either at the university’s Ballerup campus or in the immediate area. To ensure guaranteed accommodation, you will need to make sure you submit your accommodation application before the deadline. Additional information is also available at DTU Housing Foundation here
Read DTU’s Student Guide for everything you need to know about living and studying in Denmark.
International Student Blog
Since many international students didn’t have the opportunity/possibility to apply for the fall 2020 intake due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we have decided to open our Spring intake to all international students as well.
The application portal for the Spring 2021 is now open on our webpage and the deadlines are as follows:
September 15th for non-EU/EEA citizens
October 15th for EU/EEA citizens
The admission process and the requirements are the same as for the fall intake.
*********************************************************************************************************************
If you’re interested in applying to Technical University of Denmark, the admissions process and application deadlines may vary depending on your citizenship and which program you wish to study.
Please note that students who are non-EU/EEA citizens will need to apply for a study visa before arriving in Denmark, whereas students who are EU/EEA citizens will not need to do this.
Application Webinars
DTU hosts application webinars to offer guidance and advice about the application process.
There’s a worldwide demand for talented engineers, and graduates of DTU tend to find employment fairly quick after they’ve completed their studies. In fact, 42 percent of students secured a job before graduating, whilst 85 percent found employment within the first six months after graduating.
The Career Center at the university offers careers advice and support for students. With CV-drop in sessions, conferences, workshops and case-competitions in close collaboration with industry partners, gaining an in-depth understanding into how the Danish labor market and work-culture works is a huge benefit when it comes to pursuing a career in your desired field
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