1. Visit by Agents - 14 December 2016

2. Topics today Applying for a Bachelor programme – How and when
Applying for a Master programme – How and when
English language requirements
Non-EU/EEU students
New Rule expected in 2017 – double education

3. BACHELOR PROGRAMMES IN 2017
Entry restricted in 2017
Economics and Business Administration (Aalborg)
Sustainable Biotechnology (Copenhagen)
Medialogy (Copenhagen and Aalborg)
Manufacturing and Operations Engineering (Copenhagen)
IT, Communication and New Media (Copenhagen)
Art & Technology (Aalborg)
Language and International Studies, English (Aalborg) – minimum GPA 4
Robotics (Aalborg)
Not entry restricted in 2017
Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (Esbjerg)
Electronics and Computer Engineering (Esbjerg)

4. HOW TO APPLY
Digital application proces through (in English – Guidelines ”How to use the system”)
How to apply step by step
National coordination of applications – ensures admission to highest priority possible. Only 1 place offered!
Apply for up to 8 different programmes in prioritised order
Make sure to apply for the right programme
Make sure to prioritise your programmes in the right order

5. DEADLINES Possible to apply from around 1 February at www.optagelse.dk
Deadline for applying 15 March 12 o ´clock noon
Signed signature page must be received by the Admissions Office before 15 March 12 o ´clock noon
Enclosures including final diploma must be uploaded to
Before15 March 12 o ´clock noon
Students graduating 2017 – final diploma/final grade sheets before 5 July 12 o ´ clock noon.

6. ENCLOSURES Diploma (original language + translated into English)
Verification form (specific entry requirements)
Curricula (specific entry requirements)
English test
Copy of passport
Authorisation Form

7. FOUR ‘SAFETY-CHECKS’ Was your student able to create a signature page?
Did your student receive an from after completing the application?
When submitting the signed signature page to did your student receive an auto-reply confirming the receiving of the student´s ?
Having submitted the signature page to did your student receive an asking the student to log-in to

8. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS General entry requirements
Upper Secondary School Exam (equivalent to Danish Upper Secondary School Exam) – passed!
Specific entry requirements
Differ from programme to programme and are referred to as subjects passed at Danish levels A, B and C – A being the highest level.
Choose ”your programme” and ”application and requirements” at
English language requirements

9. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Assessment is made by the Admissions Office based on:
Information and guidelines from the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science:
Information from Upper Secondary School regarding number of lessons taught – verification form
Information from Upper Secondary School regarding content of subjects – curricula
Information and guidelines from English language test organizations

10. APPLICATION FEEDBACK All communication takes place through Unistart
Students must keep informed in Unistart
Rejection letters are sent through Unistart
30 July: Student places are offered through Unistart (Non-EU/EEA students medio May)
Primo August (date will be announced later): students must accept the offered student places through Unistart, - otherwise the offer is repealed

11. SECOND ROUND ADMISSION
Available student places, procedure and deadlines will be announced 30 July 2017 on Aalborg University´s website

12. FURTHER INFORMATION – BACHELOR PROGRAMMES
WEB
TELEPHONE
Lise Holmgaard:
Kirsten Jakobsen:
Tina Grønlund Jespersen:
Louise Hangaard Pedersen:
Jakob Skovrup Stampe:

13. MASTER PROGRAMMES IN 2017 Find a list of Master programmes here:

14. HOW TO APPLY
Digital Application System – StadsDans
How to apply step by step
Apply for up to 3 different programmes at Aalborg University - in prioritised order. Any application with priority exceeding this number, will be rejected without further processing.
Please remember to upload the official diploma, official transcripts and English test

15. DEADLINES Admission 2017: September intake: 1 April
February intake: 1 November
Please note!
Application deadlines are subject to changes in regards to admission 2018 – please keep informed.

16. SCREENING AND EVALUATION OF APPLICATIONS
When the application has been uploaded in STADS DANS, the Admissions Office screens and validates the application and supporting documents.
If all required documents are submitted, the application is sent to academic evaluation. The applicant can follow the progress of the application.
If the applicant is qualified she/he will either be conditionally or fully admitted. If the programme is entry restricted all qualified applicant are not guaranteed admission.

17. FURTHER INFORMATION – MASTER PROGRAMMES
WEB
TELEPHONE
Eva Marie Althoff Schäfer:
Oktay Øzbek:

18. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
Minimum requirement:
Danish B-level in English language
Language and international Studies, English requires Danish A-level in English language
Results of recognized English language test must be submitted!
The English language test results must not be more than 2 years old at the time of the application deadline!

19. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
Recognized English language tests and required scores:
Danish B level in English (minimum requirements)
IELTS (academic test): or
TOEFL (paper-based): or
TOEFL (internet-based): 88 or
Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency (CPE) or
Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) or
Cambridge First Certificate with the grade B
Please note! We do not accept Oxford Placement Test.
Please note! Exemption from submitting an English language test will not be granted based on number of lessons taught.

20. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
Recognized English language tests and required scores:
Danish A level in English (minimum requirements) -
IELTS (academic test): or
TOEFL (paper-based): or
TOEFL (internet-based): or
Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency (CPE) or
Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) with the grade B or
These requirements apply to the bachelor programme Language and International Studies, English
Please note! We do not accept Oxford Placement Test

21. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
Exemptions from submitting an English language test:
Applicants who have passed either 'English level B‘ (in regards to Language and International Studies, English - 'English level A‘ is required) in upper secondary school in Denmark (minimum average grade 02) or a skills set test (realkompetencevurdering) in 'English level B‘(in regards to Language and International Studies, English - 'English level A‘ is required).
Applicants holding an English taught qualifying upper secondary school exam, bachelor degree or master degree from USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK, Ireland or South Africa.
Applicants holding a Danish, Nordic, German, or European Baccalaureate (from Schola Europaea) qualifying exam with an English level, which the Danish Agency for Higher Education considers equivalent to a Danish B level in English. In regards to Language and International Studies English the achieved English level must be considered equivalent to a Danish A level by the Danish Agency for Higher Education.

22. ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
Exemptions from submitting an English language test:
Applicants holding a passed English taught International Baccalaureate (from the IB diploma programme In regards to Language and International Studies English applicants must have passed an IB English course considered equivalent to a Danish A level by the Danish Agency for Higher Education.
Applicants holding a qualifying upper secondary school exam (with a minimum of two years of instruction in English during the last three years of upper secondary school) from EU/EEA countries if it is stated on the national final diploma that the achieved level of English language qualifications is equivalent to level B2 referring to Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). In regards to Language and International Studies English level C1 (CEFR) must be stated as achieved level.
Applicants holding a complete bachelor or master degree in English linguistics

23. Applicants from outside EU/EEA
Application fee
Bachelor: 100 EUR + local bank transfer fee per applicant. Must be paid before 15 March
Master: 105 EUR + local bank transfer fee per applicant. Must be paid before 1 April
Please remember to upload payment receipt
Reimbursement

24. Applicants from outside EU/EEA
Tuition fee rates will be announced soon
Residence permit
When tuition fee is received, Aalborg University will start the residence permit application process.
Please note, the process lasts 2-3 months

25. NEW RULE EXPECTED IN 2017 – DOUBLE EDUCATION
Have your students already passed a professional bachelor’s degree, a bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree in Denmark?
The option of enrolling in yet another degree programme at the same level in Denmark will most likely be subject to changes in 2017
New legislation regarding restriction of double education is in progress in the Danish Parliament.