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About Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts — public non-profit institution. It is located in Copenhagen, Denmark. Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts was founded in 1754, which makes it one of the oldest institutions in the country.
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts carries out research in several scientific areas.
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts tuition fees
At Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts, the academic calendar is divided into two semesters. However, tuition fees are calculated per year. Free studying is available at Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts, but only citizens of the European Union and Switzerland can get it. For all other international students, tuition is free only in Danish (from level B2). On the official website of the university, you can find all the up-to-date information on tuition fees and available scholarships.
It is necessary to pay attention to other costs: accommodation, transportation, study materials, food, and personal expenses.
Academic calendar
Semesters
Citizens
Free
Bachelor degree at Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts
Enrollment in a bachelor's program at Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts is based on the results of entrance exams.
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts campus
The campus of Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts is located in Copenhagen. The urban campus is suitable for those students who, firstly, are used to independence, and secondly, cannot imagine their life without the hustle and bustle of a big metropolis.
The university has a library, in the collection of which you will find not only textbooks and scientific works, but also works of the classics, modern literature and much more. The educational institution has a developed athletic infrastructure. Students can practice on sports grounds, as well as in one of the clubs. Student life at Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Fine Arts is filled with intercultural activities, as not only local students study here, but also students from abroad. The exchange of knowledge and experience, networking and new acquaintances — all this is an integral part of studenthood.
Campus Type
Urban
Library
Yes
Sport Facilities
Yes
What to do after graduation
After graduation, you can stay in Denmark for 2 years. To do this, you must obtain a job seeker visa, which allows you to live and work in the country. You can find other options for immigration in our article.
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