Here you find information about admission requirements and how to apply for the bachelor programme in Global Business Informatics.

Application deadline

All applicants with an international upper secondary school leaving certificate:

• 15 March at 12:00

How to apply

Applicants with an international qualifying exam are to apply in either quota 2 or 3, according to your citizenship and residence permit.

You apply through the Coordinated Enrollment System on the website www.optagelse.dk.

APPLY FOR ADMISSION

If you are a EU/EAA citizen

• You apply for admission in quota 2 
  You must submit the following documentation:
• Verified copies of your qualifying exam(s)
• A Cover Letter
• A Curricula Vitae

Learn more about documentation and application in quota 2

If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and need a student residence permit to study in Denmark

• You apply for admission in quota 3
  You must submit the following documentation:
• Verified copies of your qualifying exam(s)
• A Cover Letter
• A Curricula Vitae (CV)
• Documentation of English proficiency

Learn more about documentation and application in quota 3

If you have a Danish upper secondary scool leaving certificate or an International Baccalaureate (IB) taken in Denmark, please learn more at the Danish part of the website

Admission requirements

General admission requirements

• A qualifying examination certificate that can be equated with a Danish upper secondary school leaving certificate.

Specific admission requirements

• English at B-level. Your minimum average mark must be 6 on the Danish 7-point marking scale.
• Mathematics at B-level. Your minimum average mark must be 6 on the Danish 7-point marking scale. 
  Admission requirements are stated in danish levels. Please see www.en.iu.dk to find how your marks and levels correspond to the Danish system.
  
  
• Proficiency in oral and written English.
  Please note, the IT University of Copenhagen reserves the right to demand that you pass an updated TOEFL or IELTS test in Copenhagen within the first semester, if we consider a student's English proficiency to be insufficient.
• No proficiency in oral or written Danish is required.
• Programming skills are not required.

Tuition fee

• EU and EEA applicants are NOT required to pay a tuition fee when studying in Denmark.
• Non-EU and non-EEA applicants are required to pay a tuition fee when studying in Denmark.
  Learn more about tuition fees 

Scholarships

Please note that the IT University of Copenhagen offers no scholarships for students applying for a bachelor programme.