Roskilde University
Scholarship
Undergraduate Scholarships available here:
Native
/ EU & EEA Students
1.
Free Tuition
- Eligibility:
All students from EU/EEA countries (including Switzerland) no tuition fees
applied for undergraduates
- Benefit:
Full exemption from tuition automatic upon admission.
2.
SU (Statens Uddannelsesstøtte)
- Eligibility:
EU/EEA students working part-time (typically 10–12 hrs/week) can apply
- Amount:
Around DKK 6,500–6,800 per month (~€870–900).
- Extra:
Work–study balance is common; many international EU students rely on this to
cover living expenses
International
/ Non‑EU Students
1.
Danish State Tuition-Waiver & Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Non‑EU/EEA bachelor’s students applying for full-degree programs (RUC
offers it selectively).
- Benefit:
Full tuition waiver plus a living stipend of approx. DKK 7,800/month
(~€1,040) for up to 22 months
- Selection:
Based on academic excellence, CV/motivation letter; limited spots annually
2.
Nordplus / Erasmus+ (Exchange)
- Eligibility:
EU/EEA/EFTA students enrolled in RUC seeking a semester abroad within
Europe.
- Benefit:
Grants for tuition waiver at partner universities, plus mobility/stipend
support.
- Extra:
Administered via RUC and the home institution; helpful for short-term
undergrad exchange.
3.
Private Foundation & Faculty Scholarships
- Eligibility:
Merit-based, open to both EU and non-EU undergraduates.
- Benefit:
Varies can include tuition waivers, travel grants, or living expense
support.
- Examples:
Education Future International Scholarship, Wahlgrenska Foundation,
Ethicon Foundation
- Average grants:
Around DKK 5,000–10,000 (~€670–1,350), depending on foundation.
Extra
Tips & Insights
- Non‑EU undergrads:
The Danish State Scholarship is your best source of full support, but
availability is highly limited apply early with strong academics and
motivation.
- EU undergraduates:
Benefit from both free tuition and SU grants when working part-time.
Consider exchanges for extra mobility funding.
- Foundation/faculty awards: These vary yearly; check RUC’s departmental pages and
external foundations tailored to your field.
Graduate
Scholarships available here:
International / Non‑EU Graduate
Scholarships
1. Danish State Tuition Fee Waiver & Living
Stipend
·
What
it covers:
o Full
tuition waiver
for up to 22 months
o Monthly
stipend of DKK 7,800 (~€1,050/month) to help with living expenses
·
Eligibility:
o Non‑EU/EEA citizens required to
pay tuition
o Applicants to selected Master’s
programmes (e.g., Media & Communication, Computer Science, Mathematical
Bioscience, Global & Development Studies, Nordic Urban Planning)
·
Application & Selection:
o Only offered for September intake, once a year
o Apply by submitting admission + CV and motivational
letter
o Selection based on academic
merit, motivation, and work experience
·
Extra notes:
o Must stay on track academically; falling behind can lead to withdrawal of funding
o Only applicable at application
stage no appeals later .
2. Erasmus
Mundus / Erasmus+ Joint Master's
·
What it covers: Comprehensive funding for
enrollment in designated Joint Master's programmes.
·
Estimations
from other systems:
o Full tuition coverage
o Monthly living grant (~€1,000–1,500),
travel allowance (€1,000–3,000), and installation support
·
Eligibility:
o Students enrolling in eligible
Erasmus Mundus programmes (check RUC consortium listings)
·
Extra notes:
o Highly competitive with
program-specific application rounds
o Often includes mobility between
institutions
3. Foundation
& External Scholarships
·
Examples: Wahlgrenska Foundation, Canon
Foundation, etc.
·
Coverage:
o Partial awards such as travel
grants or project funding; e.g. Wahlgrenska: SEK 100,000 (~€8,500)
·
Eligibility:
o Varies by foundation often open
to specific nationalities or fields
·
Extra notes:
o Useful to supplement main
funding, but application is independent of the university
Native / EU & EEA Graduate
Scholarships
1. Tuition-Free Education
·
Coverage:
o 100%
tuition exemption for all EU/EEA/Swiss students in Master’s studies
·
Extra:
o No scholarship application
required; automatic upon admission
2. Erasmus+ for Exchange & Joint Master
·
Coverage:
o Grants for living costs, travel,
and participation in European exchange programmes
·
Eligibility:
o Citizens of EU/EEA countries
enrolling in exchange or joint programs under Erasmus+
·
Extra:
o Often includes €420–700/month in
funding, subject to specific program terms
PhD Scholarships & Research Grants (Both
Non‑EU & EU)
RUC also offers research-level opportunities:
4. Danish National Research Foundation-"Glass and Time"
PhD Scholarships
·
Coverage:
o Fully funded PhD contracts with
monthly salary (~€2,900 gross; ~€1,800 net) over 3 years
·
Eligibility:
o Applicants with Master’s in
relevant field (e.g., materials science, physics, simulations)
o Competitive process within Glass
& Time center
·
Extra notes:
o These are employment positions
(not traditional scholarships), often involving research and teaching duties
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Eligibility criteria
Undergraduate Admission Eligibility – Roskilde University (RUC)
1. Educational Qualifications
You must hold a recognized upper secondary education qualification equivalent to the Danish gymnasium (high school diploma).
Examples of accepted qualifications:
- India: CBSE/ISC Class 12 (with strong results in relevant subjects)
- UK: GCE A-Levels (minimum 3 subjects)
- US: High School Diploma + SAT/ACT or Advanced Placement (AP) courses
- International Baccalaureate (IB): Full diploma
- EU Countries: National high school diplomas, meeting EU Bologna standards
You can check recognition of your diploma via ufm.dk or RUC's admission team.
2. Subject-Specific Requirements
Some programs require certain subjects at a specified level.
For example:
- Natural Sciences programs: High-level Mathematics, and one or more sciences (e.g., Physics, Chemistry, Biology).
- Social Science or Humanities programs: Often require English, Social Studies, or Mathematics at a medium or high level.
Each undergraduate program may list specific requirements. Check the program pages on RUC’s website or write for credential evaluation.
3. Minimum Grade Requirements
There is no fixed GPA requirement, but competitive applicants typically have:
- 70%+ aggregate marks in relevant subjects (for Indian boards)
- IB score: 28–32+
- A-Level: At least grades BBC or higher
- High School GPA (US): 3.0+ (with AP/SAT preferred)
4. English Language Proficiency
If your upper secondary education was not in English, you must submit one of the following:
Test | Minimum Required Score |
IELTS Academic | 6.5 overall |
TOEFL iBT | 83 |
Cambridge | C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency (Grade C or higher) |
PTE Academic | Typically 59+ |
Duolingo | 110+ (if accepted) |
If you studied in an English-medium school, you may be eligible for a language test waiver (case by case).
5. Additional Requirements (If Any)
- Motivation Letter: Not required for all programs, but some may ask for it.
- Entrance Exams: Not typically required for undergraduate entry at RUC.
- Portfolio: Required only for design/art-related programs (if applicable).
Graduate Admission Eligibility – Roskilde University (RUC)
1. Academic Qualifications
To be eligible, you must hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent that is:
- Recognized by the Danish Agency for Higher Education
- Relevant to the Master’s programme you are applying for
Examples:
- For MSc in Computer Science → Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related
- For MSc in Global Studies → Bachelor’s in International Relations, Social Sciences, etc.
If your bachelor’s is only partially aligned, RUC may assess your course content to determine eligibility.
2. Minimum GPA or Academic Performance
While RUC doesn’t have a fixed GPA cutoff, competitive applicants typically have:
- India: First Class or minimum 60–65%
- UK: At least a 2:2 or 2:1 (depending on program)
- US: GPA of 2.8–3.0 or higher
- EU: Comparable to a grade “C” or better in ECTS
3. English Language Proficiency
If your previous education was not in English, you need to provide one of the following test results:
Test | Minimum Required Score |
IELTS Academic | 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) |
TOEFL iBT | 83 |
Cambridge | C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency (Grade C or higher) |
PTE Academic | 59+ |
Duolingo | 110+ (if accepted by the program) |
You may be exempted from the English test if:
- Your bachelor's degree was taught entirely in English
- You studied in an English-speaking country (case-by-case basis)
4. Program-Specific Requirements
Some Master’s programs may have additional requirements, such as:
- Certain subjects or number of ECTS credits in relevant areas
- A motivation letter outlining your interest and background
- A CV (Curriculum Vitae) detailing academic and professional experience
- Portfolio or writing samples (for creative programs)
5. Required Documents
When applying, you must submit:
- Bachelor’s degree certificate and full transcripts
- English proficiency test results (if applicable)
- Motivation letter
- CV / Resume
- Passport or ID
- Course descriptions (if requested)
All documents must be in English or Danish (translated if needed)
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Undergraduate Scholarships available here:
Native
/ EU & EEA Students
1.
Free Tuition
- Eligibility:
All students from EU/EEA countries (including Switzerland) no tuition fees
applied for undergraduates
- Benefit:
Full exemption from tuition automatic upon admission.
2.
SU (Statens Uddannelsesstøtte)
- Eligibility:
EU/EEA students working part-time (typically 10–12 hrs/week) can apply
- Amount:
Around DKK 6,500–6,800 per month (~€870–900).
- Extra:
Work–study balance is common; many international EU students rely on this to
cover living expenses
International
/ Non‑EU Students
1.
Danish State Tuition-Waiver & Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Non‑EU/EEA bachelor’s students applying for full-degree programs (RUC
offers it selectively).
- Benefit:
Full tuition waiver plus a living stipend of approx. DKK 7,800/month
(~€1,040) for up to 22 months
- Selection:
Based on academic excellence, CV/motivation letter; limited spots annually
2.
Nordplus / Erasmus+ (Exchange)
- Eligibility:
EU/EEA/EFTA students enrolled in RUC seeking a semester abroad within
Europe.
- Benefit:
Grants for tuition waiver at partner universities, plus mobility/stipend
support.
- Extra:
Administered via RUC and the home institution; helpful for short-term
undergrad exchange.
3.
Private Foundation & Faculty Scholarships
- Eligibility:
Merit-based, open to both EU and non-EU undergraduates.
- Benefit:
Varies can include tuition waivers, travel grants, or living expense
support.
- Examples:
Education Future International Scholarship, Wahlgrenska Foundation,
Ethicon Foundation
- Average grants:
Around DKK 5,000–10,000 (~€670–1,350), depending on foundation.
Extra
Tips & Insights
- Non‑EU undergrads:
The Danish State Scholarship is your best source of full support, but
availability is highly limited apply early with strong academics and
motivation.
- EU undergraduates:
Benefit from both free tuition and SU grants when working part-time.
Consider exchanges for extra mobility funding.
- Foundation/faculty awards: These vary yearly; check RUC’s departmental pages and
external foundations tailored to your field.
Graduate
Scholarships available here:
International / Non‑EU Graduate
Scholarships
1. Danish State Tuition Fee Waiver & Living
Stipend
·
What
it covers:
o Full
tuition waiver
for up to 22 months
o Monthly
stipend of DKK 7,800 (~€1,050/month) to help with living expenses
·
Eligibility:
o Non‑EU/EEA citizens required to
pay tuition
o Applicants to selected Master’s
programmes (e.g., Media & Communication, Computer Science, Mathematical
Bioscience, Global & Development Studies, Nordic Urban Planning)
·
Application & Selection:
o Only offered for September intake, once a year
o Apply by submitting admission + CV and motivational
letter
o Selection based on academic
merit, motivation, and work experience
·
Extra notes:
o Must stay on track academically; falling behind can lead to withdrawal of funding
o Only applicable at application
stage no appeals later .
2. Erasmus
Mundus / Erasmus+ Joint Master's
·
What it covers: Comprehensive funding for
enrollment in designated Joint Master's programmes.
·
Estimations
from other systems:
o Full tuition coverage
o Monthly living grant (~€1,000–1,500),
travel allowance (€1,000–3,000), and installation support
·
Eligibility:
o Students enrolling in eligible
Erasmus Mundus programmes (check RUC consortium listings)
·
Extra notes:
o Highly competitive with
program-specific application rounds
o Often includes mobility between
institutions
3. Foundation
& External Scholarships
·
Examples: Wahlgrenska Foundation, Canon
Foundation, etc.
·
Coverage:
o Partial awards such as travel
grants or project funding; e.g. Wahlgrenska: SEK 100,000 (~€8,500)
·
Eligibility:
o Varies by foundation often open
to specific nationalities or fields
·
Extra notes:
o Useful to supplement main
funding, but application is independent of the university
Native / EU & EEA Graduate
Scholarships
1. Tuition-Free Education
·
Coverage:
o 100%
tuition exemption for all EU/EEA/Swiss students in Master’s studies
·
Extra:
o No scholarship application
required; automatic upon admission
2. Erasmus+ for Exchange & Joint Master
·
Coverage:
o Grants for living costs, travel,
and participation in European exchange programmes
·
Eligibility:
o Citizens of EU/EEA countries
enrolling in exchange or joint programs under Erasmus+
·
Extra:
o Often includes €420–700/month in
funding, subject to specific program terms
PhD Scholarships & Research Grants (Both
Non‑EU & EU)
RUC also offers research-level opportunities:
4. Danish National Research Foundation-"Glass and Time"
PhD Scholarships
·
Coverage:
o Fully funded PhD contracts with
monthly salary (~€2,900 gross; ~€1,800 net) over 3 years
·
Eligibility:
o Applicants with Master’s in
relevant field (e.g., materials science, physics, simulations)
o Competitive process within Glass
& Time center
·
Extra notes:
o These are employment positions
(not traditional scholarships), often involving research and teaching duties
No results found
Undergraduate Admission Eligibility – Roskilde University (RUC)
1. Educational Qualifications
You must hold a recognized upper secondary education qualification equivalent to the Danish gymnasium (high school diploma).
Examples of accepted qualifications:
- India: CBSE/ISC Class 12 (with strong results in relevant subjects)
- UK: GCE A-Levels (minimum 3 subjects)
- US: High School Diploma + SAT/ACT or Advanced Placement (AP) courses
- International Baccalaureate (IB): Full diploma
- EU Countries: National high school diplomas, meeting EU Bologna standards
You can check recognition of your diploma via ufm.dk or RUC's admission team.
2. Subject-Specific Requirements
Some programs require certain subjects at a specified level.
For example:
- Natural Sciences programs: High-level Mathematics, and one or more sciences (e.g., Physics, Chemistry, Biology).
- Social Science or Humanities programs: Often require English, Social Studies, or Mathematics at a medium or high level.
Each undergraduate program may list specific requirements. Check the program pages on RUC’s website or write for credential evaluation.
3. Minimum Grade Requirements
There is no fixed GPA requirement, but competitive applicants typically have:
- 70%+ aggregate marks in relevant subjects (for Indian boards)
- IB score: 28–32+
- A-Level: At least grades BBC or higher
- High School GPA (US): 3.0+ (with AP/SAT preferred)
4. English Language Proficiency
If your upper secondary education was not in English, you must submit one of the following:
Test | Minimum Required Score |
IELTS Academic | 6.5 overall |
TOEFL iBT | 83 |
Cambridge | C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency (Grade C or higher) |
PTE Academic | Typically 59+ |
Duolingo | 110+ (if accepted) |
If you studied in an English-medium school, you may be eligible for a language test waiver (case by case).
5. Additional Requirements (If Any)
- Motivation Letter: Not required for all programs, but some may ask for it.
- Entrance Exams: Not typically required for undergraduate entry at RUC.
- Portfolio: Required only for design/art-related programs (if applicable).
Graduate Admission Eligibility – Roskilde University (RUC)
1. Academic Qualifications
To be eligible, you must hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent that is:
- Recognized by the Danish Agency for Higher Education
- Relevant to the Master’s programme you are applying for
Examples:
- For MSc in Computer Science → Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related
- For MSc in Global Studies → Bachelor’s in International Relations, Social Sciences, etc.
If your bachelor’s is only partially aligned, RUC may assess your course content to determine eligibility.
2. Minimum GPA or Academic Performance
While RUC doesn’t have a fixed GPA cutoff, competitive applicants typically have:
- India: First Class or minimum 60–65%
- UK: At least a 2:2 or 2:1 (depending on program)
- US: GPA of 2.8–3.0 or higher
- EU: Comparable to a grade “C” or better in ECTS
3. English Language Proficiency
If your previous education was not in English, you need to provide one of the following test results:
Test | Minimum Required Score |
IELTS Academic | 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) |
TOEFL iBT | 83 |
Cambridge | C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency (Grade C or higher) |
PTE Academic | 59+ |
Duolingo | 110+ (if accepted by the program) |
You may be exempted from the English test if:
- Your bachelor's degree was taught entirely in English
- You studied in an English-speaking country (case-by-case basis)
4. Program-Specific Requirements
Some Master’s programs may have additional requirements, such as:
- Certain subjects or number of ECTS credits in relevant areas
- A motivation letter outlining your interest and background
- A CV (Curriculum Vitae) detailing academic and professional experience
- Portfolio or writing samples (for creative programs)
5. Required Documents
When applying, you must submit:
- Bachelor’s degree certificate and full transcripts
- English proficiency test results (if applicable)
- Motivation letter
- CV / Resume
- Passport or ID
- Course descriptions (if requested)
All documents must be in English or Danish (translated if needed)