Information is exploratory. For accurate information, refer to the official website of the school.
About SDMK
Danish National Academy of Music (SDMK) — public non-profit institution. It is located in Esbjerg, Denmark. SDMK is working together with AEC, Erasmus (LLP), Nordplus, ANMA.
SDMK does research in different fields of study. You can find them on the official site.
As in many other universities in the country, the academic calendar at SDMK is divided into two semesters. But for convenience, tuition fees are calculated per year. At public Danish universities, local citizens and EU residents can study for free. For foreigners, tuition is free only for Danish programs (B2 level). English programs at SDMK start from 12,500 USD per year. The exact cost of programs and information on the availability of scholarships can be found on the website of the university.
Also, consider other expenses: accommodation, transportation, study materials, meals, and personal expenses.
Academic calendarSemesters
CitizensFree
Bachelor12,500USD/year
Master12,500USD/year
Bachelor degree at SDMK
In order to enter an undergraduate program at SDMK, you must successfully pass the entrance exams.
The campus of SDMK is urban. This means that students study closely to the sights and the entire recreational infrastructure of the city. This type of campus gives students more options for internships and part-time jobs.
Students have access to the extensive scientific library of the university. The collection of scientific papers helps them in conducting research. The university has everything for sports: sports grounds and clubs. The exchange of intercultural experience occupies a special place in training at SDMK. The educational institution regularly invites foreign students to participate in exchange programs and organizes various joint events.
Campus TypeUrban
LibraryYes
Sport FacilitiesYes
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. We talk about other options for immigration in our article.
