Aarhus University Official Representative in Bangladesh
Are you planning to study in Denmark at a research-intensive university with a strong international academic environment? Aarhus University is one of Denmark's major universities, offering a wide range of study opportunities across science, technology, business, social sciences, arts, health and other disciplines.
For Bangladeshi students interested in studying at Aarhus University, NWC Education provides guidance throughout the university application and study abroad process.
About Aarhus University
Aarhus University was founded in 1928 and is a research-intensive university located in Aarhus, Denmark. The university combines research, teaching and international collaboration across a wide range of academic disciplines.
Aarhus University has a strong international profile and offers more than 50 Master's degree programmes taught in English. International applicants can explore programmes across several faculties, with specific admission requirements depending on their academic background and chosen programme.
Why Study at Aarhus University?
Aarhus University can be an option for students looking for a research-focused university in Denmark. Its academic environment covers a broad range of subjects and provides opportunities to study in an internationally oriented setting.
Students can explore study areas including:
Computer Science and IT
Engineering and Technology
Business and Economics
Biology and Biotechnology
Chemistry
Environmental and Natural Sciences
Health Sciences
Economics
International Studies
Humanities and Social Sciences
Data and Digital Technologies
The exact programmes available to international students depend on the study level, intake and programme-specific admission requirements.
Master's Programmes at Aarhus University
Aarhus University currently offers more than 50 Master's programmes taught in English. Students can apply for up to three Master's programmes at the university. Each programme has its own academic requirements, programme structure and selection criteria.
Some areas represented among the English-taught Master's programmes include:
Business and Economics: Business Administration and related areas offered through Aarhus BSS.
Computer Science and Technology: Programmes and specialisations covering computer science, digital technologies, engineering and related technical fields.
Natural Sciences: Students can explore areas such as biology, chemistry, bioinformatics and biotechnology.
Engineering: Aarhus University offers English-taught Master's programmes in areas including civil and architectural engineering, biotechnology and chemical engineering and other technical disciplines.
Arts and Social Sciences: International students can also find programmes in areas such as anthropology, global studies, human security, international studies and visual anthropology.
Because programme availability and admission requirements can change, students should review the official programme page before applying.
Tuition Fees at Aarhus University
Students from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland are generally required to pay tuition fees at Aarhus University unless they qualify for an exemption. The exact fee depends on the programme and faculty.
For the 2026/27 academic year, examples of annual tuition fees for English-taught Master's programmes include:
Many Arts programmes: around EUR 13,000 per year
Business Administration: around EUR 13,000 per year
Many Natural Sciences programmes: around EUR 17,300 per year
Many Technical Sciences programmes: around EUR 17,300 per year
These are programme-specific rates, and tuition fees can change. Applicants should always confirm the current fee for their selected programme before making financial arrangements.
Tuition fees generally cover teaching and examinations, while living expenses, books and other personal costs are separate.
Application Fee for International Students
Non-EU/EEA/Swiss applicants who are liable to pay tuition fees generally need to pay an application fee of EUR 150 for Master's applications.
The application fee covers up to three applications to Aarhus University. The fee must be paid by the relevant application deadline for the applications to be processed.
For Bachelor's applications, Aarhus University also has an application fee of EUR 150 for eligible paying applicants.
Admission Requirements
Admission requirements depend on the specific programme and level of study.
Bachelor's Admission
International applicants must meet the general qualifying examination requirement as well as the specific admission requirements for their chosen Bachelor's programme.
For non-EU applicants, Aarhus University currently lists 15 March at 12:00 noon CET as the main Bachelor's application and documentation deadline. Applicants must also meet the relevant English language and academic requirements by the applicable deadline.
Master's Admission
For Master's programmes, applicants normally need a relevant Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification. However, each programme has its own academic requirements and selection criteria.
Applicants should carefully review the programme page to confirm whether their previous degree and courses meet the required academic profile.
English language requirements also vary according to the programme and applicant's educational background. Students should therefore check the exact English language requirement for their selected course rather than relying on a general IELTS score.
Aarhus University Application Deadlines
For Master's programmes, Aarhus University currently has different deadlines depending on the intake and whether the applicant is from the EU/EEA or outside the EU/EEA.
For the main August/September intake, the application portal opens on 1 November and the deadline for non-EU applicants is 15 January.
A limited number of Master's programmes are also available for the January/February intake. For non-EU applicants, the current deadline is in September, although specific dates can change and some programmes may have special deadlines.
Because deadlines can vary by programme and intake, applicants should check the latest Aarhus University application timeline before submitting an application.
Scholarships at Aarhus University
Aarhus University offers a limited number of Danish State Scholarships for eligible non-EU students applying to selected Master's programmes.
There is no separate scholarship application. Eligible applicants are automatically considered for a scholarship as part of the admission process when they apply by the relevant deadline.
Depending on the faculty and programme, a scholarship may include a full or partial tuition fee waiver and, in some cases, a monthly grant towards living expenses. Scholarship availability is limited and there is no guarantee that every qualified applicant will receive one.
Aarhus University does not offer scholarships for its Bachelor's degree programmes.
Student Life at Aarhus University
Aarhus is a major university city in Denmark with an international student environment. Students at Aarhus University have access to academic facilities, libraries, research environments, student organisations and a range of social and extracurricular activities.
The university's study environment combines academic learning with research and collaboration, giving international students opportunities to interact with students and researchers from different backgrounds.
How to Apply to Aarhus University from Bangladesh
Bangladeshi students interested in Aarhus University should begin by selecting a programme that matches their academic background and career plans.
The general process includes:
Choose an appropriate Aarhus University programme.
Review the programme-specific admission requirements.
Check the English language requirements.
Prepare academic certificates, transcripts and other required documents.
Submit the application before the relevant deadline.
Pay the applicable application fee.
Monitor the application portal for updates or requests for additional documents.
If admitted, accept the offer according to the university's instructions.
Pay the required tuition fee if applicable.
Complete the Danish student residence permit process.
For non-EU students, Aarhus University states that tuition payment is connected to the process for obtaining the student residence permit. After accepting an offer and completing the required tuition payment, eligible students receive the information needed for the residence permit process.
NWC Education: Aarhus University Official Representative in Bangladesh
NWC Education supports Bangladeshi students who are interested in applying to Aarhus University.
Our guidance can include:
University and Programme Selection: We help students identify programmes that match their academic background and future plans.
Eligibility Assessment: We help you understand the academic and English language requirements of your selected programme.
Application Guidance: We provide support with preparing documents and completing the university application process.
Document Preparation: We guide students on the academic and supporting documents required for their application.
Scholarship Guidance: For eligible Master's applicants, we provide information about Aarhus University's scholarship and tuition-waiver opportunities.
Visa and Residence Guidance: After receiving an offer, we can guide students through the next steps involved in preparing for study in Denmark.
Pre-Departure Support: We help students prepare for their transition to Denmark and university life.
Why Choose NWC Education?
Choosing the right programme and preparing an international university application requires careful attention to eligibility requirements, documents and deadlines.
NWC Education provides personalised guidance to Bangladeshi students interested in studying in Denmark. Our goal is to make the application process easier to understand while helping students make informed decisions based on their academic qualifications and study plans.
Start Your Aarhus University Application
If you are a Bangladeshi student considering higher education in Denmark, Aarhus University offers a wide range of academic opportunities, particularly at Master's level for international students.
Before applying, check the latest programme-specific admission requirements, tuition fees, scholarship availability and application deadlines.
For application guidance and support from NWC Education, start your application today.
Apply Now: https://www.nwc.ac/apply-now
Frequently Asked Questions
Is NWC Education the official representative of Aarhus University in Bangladesh?
The current NWC Education page identifies NWC Education as the Aarhus University Official Representative in Bangladesh. Students can contact NWC Education for application guidance and support.
Does Aarhus University accept international students?
Yes. Aarhus University accepts international applicants for eligible Bachelor's and Master's programmes. Requirements vary according to the programme and applicant's educational background.
Can Bangladeshi students apply to Aarhus University?
Yes. Bangladeshi applicants can apply to eligible Aarhus University programmes as international applicants, provided they meet the relevant academic, English language and documentation requirements.
How much is Aarhus University tuition for international students?
Tuition depends on the programme. For 2026/27, many English-taught Master's programmes have annual tuition fees of either EUR 13,000 or EUR 17,300, depending on the faculty and programme. Applicants should confirm the exact fee for their chosen course.
Does Aarhus University offer scholarships?
Aarhus University offers a limited number of Danish State Scholarships for eligible non-EU students on selected Master's programmes. Scholarships may include tuition fee waivers and, for some programmes, a monthly grant towards living expenses.
Does Aarhus University offer Bachelor's scholarships?
No. Aarhus University states that it does not offer scholarships for its Bachelor's degree programmes.
How many Master's programmes are taught in English at Aarhus University?
Aarhus University currently offers more than 50 Master's degree programmes taught in English. Applicants can apply for up to three Master's programmes.
What is the Master's application deadline for non-EU students?
For the main August/September intake, the current application deadline for non-EU applicants is 15 January. A limited number of programmes also have a January/February intake with a separate deadline. Applicants should check the latest deadline for their specific programme.
