Denmark: 15 University Programs Demand Average Grades Above 11 for Admission

Aspiring students in Denmark face high academic hurdles for admission to certain popular university programs. Fifteen specific educational paths now demand an average grade exceeding 11 for entry via the quota 1 admission system.

The most competitive programs are Design at the Kolding School of Design and Computer Science at Aarhus University, both requiring an impressive average grade of 11.4. Data Science at Aarhus University and Midwifery at the University College Copenhagen follow closely, each needing an average of 11.2.

Other sought-after fields with demanding entry requirements include Molecular Biomedicine at the University of Copenhagen (11.1), Psychology at both the University of Copenhagen and Aarhus University (11.0), and Design at the Royal Academy (10.9).

Several Midwifery programs also feature high entry averages, with winter start at University College Copenhagen and programs at University College Northern Denmark both at 10.9. Odontology at the University of Copenhagen and Aarhus University, Insurance Mathematics at the University of Copenhagen, International Business and Politics at CBS, and Cognitive Science at Aarhus University round out the list, all requiring an average grade of 10.7.