Kongens Lyngby, Denmark
Campus photo: Finn Årup Nielsen, CC BY-SA 4.0 · source
Denmark's technical university, founded in 1829 on the initiative of H.C. Orsted, with its main campus in Kongens Lyngby near Copenhagen and teaching and research across engineering, natural sciences and technology.
Fees verified Official fees page ↗
Indicative tuition: EUR15,000 / year · Scholarships can reduce this — we confirm what you qualify for, free.
A relevant BSc or BEng in engineering or science with strong grades, plus IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with no section below 6.0; varies by programme.
Indicative for international postgraduate applicants — your counsellor confirms the exact cut-offs and English scores for your chosen programme, free.
Technical University of Denmark offers a wide range of programmes for international students. We confirm the exact courses, tuition and entry requirements that fit your profile — free.
We don't yet hold living-cost data for Denmark, and we won't estimate it from another country. A counsellor will put real numbers to your shortlist — free.
Ask for a cost breakdown
Campus photos on this page: Robert von Oliva (naruciakk) (CC0) · CHEN Dadi (CC BY-SA 3.0 nl) · torinberl (CC BY-SA 3.0) — via Wikimedia Commons.
4 questions
Indicative tuition is around EUR15,000 per year for international students. Your counsellor confirms the exact fee for your chosen programme — free.
A relevant BSc or BEng in engineering or science with strong grades, plus IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with no section below 6.0; varies by programme.
The main intakes across Denmark are Oct, Apr. Technical University of Denmark sets its own dates per course — we confirm the exact intake and deadline for your shortlist. Apply early: documents, funds and visa processing all take time.
No. Shortlisting, SOP/LOR/Resume drafting, application and visa guidance are free — we're paid by partner universities, not by you.
A counsellor calls you back during office hours — 9am to 8pm IST, Mon to Sat. We are closed right now, so your request is first in line when we reopen.
