University Profile

IT University of Copenhagen

Denmark

International support

Strong

Admissions cycle

2 intakes

Cost profile

Medium

Last updated 2026-06-12Tuition, intake, and admission details are estimates — confirm with the university before applying.

About

IT University of Copenhagen offers internationally recognised programs in Copenhagen, Denmark, with practical curriculum, student support services, and pathways for international applicants.

Highlights

•International student support office
•English-taught program options
•City access for housing and transport

Admissions Snapshot

Admissions cycle: Feb, Sep

- Typical intake windows: Feb / Sep
- Required: academic transcripts, language proof, passport
- Review timeline: 4–8 weeks

Study in Denmark

Denmark

Study in Denmark

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Programs

Master of Computer Science

masterComputer ScienceEnglish

Duration: 2 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 186.000.000/year

Bachelor of Business Administration

bachelorBusiness / ManagementEnglish

Duration: 3 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 186.000.000/year

Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

bachelorLawEnglish

Duration: 3 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 186.000.000/year

Master of International Relations

masterSocial SciencesEnglish

Duration: 2 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 186.000.000/year

Bachelor of Science

bachelorNatural SciencesEnglish

Duration: 3 years
Intakes: Sep, Feb
Tuition (est.): Rp 186.000.000/year

Common questions

Admissions Snapshot — IT University of Copenhagen

Typical intake windows: Feb / Sep

Estimated Costs — IT University of Copenhagen

Cost profile: Medium. Use Reloka's budget planner after sign-up for personalised estimates.

International student support — IT University of Copenhagen

Strong

What documents do I usually need?

Typical documents include academic transcripts, passport, language test scores, and financial proof — requirements vary by country and program.