VIA University College (VIA)
Scholarship
Undergraduate Scholarships
available:
EU
/ EEA / Swiss Students
1.
Free Tuition
- Coverage:
100% tuition waiver for all EU/EEA/Swiss students.
- Eligibility:
Citizenship within EU/EEA/Switzerland.
- Important Notes:
- Applies to all full-degree programs
- Living costs (rent, food, transport) in Central
Jutland range between €1,000–1,400/month.
Non‑EU
/ International Students
1.
VIA International Student Scholarship
- Coverage:
Partial tuition waiver or living allowance.
- Eligibility:
- Applicants to full-degree undergraduate programs
- Strong academic performance and potential
- Application:
Internal process some scholarships require having completed at least one
year (check specific criteria)
- Amount:
Not officially listed; typically covers part of tuition or living costs.
- Extra Notes:
- Offered annually, in limited numbers
- Check updates each year
2.
VIA Talent & Excellence Scholarships
- Available Awards & Amounts:
- VIA Talent Scholarship: up to €5,000
- International Student Scholarship: €4,000
- Academic Excellence Scholarship: €3,000
- Research Scholarship: €3,500
- Innovation Scholarship: €4,500
- Other merit-based awards: €2,000–4,000 range
- Eligibility:
- Open to both EU and non‑EU undergraduates
- Based on academic merit, leadership, innovation,
community service
- Application:
Likely internal check VIA’s scholarship office for specific calls.
Extra
Insights & Tips
1.
International
Non‑EU students should prioritize the VIA
International Student Scholarship, though it's competitive and limited in
number strong academic credentials and early application matter.
2.
Merit-based
scholarships like the Talent and Innovation
awards are accessible to both EU and international students worth exploring for
additional funding.
3.
Application
timing:
o
VIA’s scholarship window (e.g.,
1 Feb–15 Mar 2026 for 2026–27)
o
Merit awards likely align with
academic year start check VIA’s scholarship portal.
4.
Living
costs in Central Jutland run approx. €1,000–1,400/month
budget accordingly even with tuition waivers.
5.
Be
proactive: Contact VIA’s international office
for latest scholarship details, criteria, and internal deadlines.
Graduate Scholarships Available here:
Native
/ EU / EEA Students
1.
Tuition-Free Master's Education
- Coverage:
100% tuition waiver for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens.
- Eligibility:
Citizenship within the EU/EEA/Switzerland; automatic upon admission.
- Note:
Living expenses (approx. €1,000–1,400/month) remain the student's
responsibility.
Non‑EU
/ International Students
2.
VIA University College Scholarship
- Coverage:
Up to 100% tuition waiver (full or partial).
- Eligible Programs:
Master’s and Bachelor’s programs (this covers graduate as well)
- Eligibility Criteria:
- Non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens
- Admission to a full-time graduate program
- Valid Danish residence permit
- Exceptional academic merit awarded to only ~5
students per year
- Application Window:
Internal submissions, typically Feb 1 – Mar 15 for enrollment in
August/September intake
- Amount:
Full tuition covered; living expenses not included
3.
External / Private Scholarships
VIA students are also eligible for
merit-based awards from external organizations such as:
- Education Future International Scholarship – INR 200,000 to 1,000,000 (~€2,300–11,500)
- Wahlgrenska Foundation – up to SEK 100,000 (~€8,500)
- Canon Foundation Research Fellowships – up to €30,000/year
(Available to European/Japanese graduate students)
These can be used to supplement
VIA’s tuition scholarships or living expenses.
Tips
& Insights
1.
Non-EU
graduate students should prioritize applying for the VIA
University College Scholarship between Feb 1 and Mar 15, emphasizing
academic excellence and motivation.
2.
Supplemental
funding from external scholarships (like
Wahlgrenska or Canon) can significantly reduce living costs or support research
ideal for international students.
3.
Even with tuition waived, living
costs in Central Jutland still average €12,000–16,800/year plan
accordingly.
4.
EU students benefit from free
tuition automatically focuses on budgeting and potential part-time work.
5.
Scholarship decisions are
competitive ensuring early application, strong references, and a high GPA can
help stand out.
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Eligibility criteria
Undergraduate Eligibility Available
here:
1.
Educational Qualifications
You must hold a recognized upper
secondary school certificate that qualifies you for university studies in
your home country and is equivalent to the Danish upper secondary school
leaving certificate.
2.
Subject-Specific Requirements
Some programs require you to have
completed specific subjects at certain levels in your upper secondary
education. These vary by program, for example:
- Engineering programs
may require:
- Mathematics at higher level (equivalent to Danish
level B or A)
- Physics or Chemistry at a certain level
- Business programs
may require:
- Mathematics
- English
- Design programs
may require:
- Artistic or design-related background
- Portfolio submission
Check your chosen program’s webpage
for exact subject and level requirements.
3.
English Language Proficiency
All VIA undergraduate programs
taught in English require proof of English proficiency unless you are
from a country or educational background where English was the primary
instruction language.
Accepted English Tests & Minimum
Scores:
|
Test |
Minimum
Required Score |
|
IELTS Academic |
6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) |
|
TOEFL iBT |
83 |
|
Cambridge |
C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency |
|
PTE Academic |
59+ |
Exemptions may apply (e.g.,
English-medium schooling in India, Africa, etc. case-by-case basis).
4.
Required Documents
- Upper secondary certificate and transcripts (official,
scanned copies)
- English language test scores (unless exempt)
- Valid passport/ID
- (If required) Portfolio – for programs like Design
& Business
- Translations of any documents not in English or Danish
(certified)
Graduate
Admission Eligibility – VIA University College
1.
Educational Qualification
You must have a Bachelor’s degree
(or equivalent 3-year higher education qualification) that is:
- Recognized
by the Danish Ministry of Higher Education.
- Relevant
to the program you're applying to (field of study match required).
Some top-up degrees are classified
as Bachelor’s level in Denmark but are postgraduate in structure check
with the VIA admissions team if unsure.
2.
Subject and Academic Match
- A close match in academic content between your
bachelor’s and the graduate program is essential.
- You may need to show completed coursework (in
ECTS or equivalent hours) in specific subjects such as:
- Mathematics, Programming, Design, Health Sciences,
etc.
- Some programs may conduct a supplementary assessment
or ask for extra materials.
3.
English Language Proficiency
If your prior studies were not
taught in English, you must document proficiency through one of these
tests:
|
Test |
Minimum
Required Score |
|
IELTS Academic |
6.5 overall (no band <6.0) |
|
TOEFL iBT |
83 |
|
Cambridge |
C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency |
|
PTE Academic |
59 or higher |
Exemptions apply if your bachelor’s degree was
taught entirely in English (some Indian, African, and EU applicants qualify).
4. Application Documents
To apply, you typically need to
submit:
- Bachelor’s diploma and official transcripts (with grades and course hours)
- Proof of English proficiency
- Motivation letter / Statement of Purpose
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Portfolio
(for design-related programs)
- Copy of valid passport or national ID
- Translated documents
if originals are not in English or Danish (certified translation)
Accommodation
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Undergraduate Scholarships
available:
EU
/ EEA / Swiss Students
1.
Free Tuition
- Coverage:
100% tuition waiver for all EU/EEA/Swiss students.
- Eligibility:
Citizenship within EU/EEA/Switzerland.
- Important Notes:
- Applies to all full-degree programs
- Living costs (rent, food, transport) in Central
Jutland range between €1,000–1,400/month.
Non‑EU
/ International Students
1.
VIA International Student Scholarship
- Coverage:
Partial tuition waiver or living allowance.
- Eligibility:
- Applicants to full-degree undergraduate programs
- Strong academic performance and potential
- Application:
Internal process some scholarships require having completed at least one
year (check specific criteria)
- Amount:
Not officially listed; typically covers part of tuition or living costs.
- Extra Notes:
- Offered annually, in limited numbers
- Check updates each year
2.
VIA Talent & Excellence Scholarships
- Available Awards & Amounts:
- VIA Talent Scholarship: up to €5,000
- International Student Scholarship: €4,000
- Academic Excellence Scholarship: €3,000
- Research Scholarship: €3,500
- Innovation Scholarship: €4,500
- Other merit-based awards: €2,000–4,000 range
- Eligibility:
- Open to both EU and non‑EU undergraduates
- Based on academic merit, leadership, innovation,
community service
- Application:
Likely internal check VIA’s scholarship office for specific calls.
Extra
Insights & Tips
1.
International
Non‑EU students should prioritize the VIA
International Student Scholarship, though it's competitive and limited in
number strong academic credentials and early application matter.
2.
Merit-based
scholarships like the Talent and Innovation
awards are accessible to both EU and international students worth exploring for
additional funding.
3.
Application
timing:
o
VIA’s scholarship window (e.g.,
1 Feb–15 Mar 2026 for 2026–27)
o
Merit awards likely align with
academic year start check VIA’s scholarship portal.
4.
Living
costs in Central Jutland run approx. €1,000–1,400/month
budget accordingly even with tuition waivers.
5.
Be
proactive: Contact VIA’s international office
for latest scholarship details, criteria, and internal deadlines.
Graduate Scholarships Available here:
Native
/ EU / EEA Students
1.
Tuition-Free Master's Education
- Coverage:
100% tuition waiver for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens.
- Eligibility:
Citizenship within the EU/EEA/Switzerland; automatic upon admission.
- Note:
Living expenses (approx. €1,000–1,400/month) remain the student's
responsibility.
Non‑EU
/ International Students
2.
VIA University College Scholarship
- Coverage:
Up to 100% tuition waiver (full or partial).
- Eligible Programs:
Master’s and Bachelor’s programs (this covers graduate as well)
- Eligibility Criteria:
- Non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens
- Admission to a full-time graduate program
- Valid Danish residence permit
- Exceptional academic merit awarded to only ~5
students per year
- Application Window:
Internal submissions, typically Feb 1 – Mar 15 for enrollment in
August/September intake
- Amount:
Full tuition covered; living expenses not included
3.
External / Private Scholarships
VIA students are also eligible for
merit-based awards from external organizations such as:
- Education Future International Scholarship – INR 200,000 to 1,000,000 (~€2,300–11,500)
- Wahlgrenska Foundation – up to SEK 100,000 (~€8,500)
- Canon Foundation Research Fellowships – up to €30,000/year
(Available to European/Japanese graduate students)
These can be used to supplement
VIA’s tuition scholarships or living expenses.
Tips
& Insights
1.
Non-EU
graduate students should prioritize applying for the VIA
University College Scholarship between Feb 1 and Mar 15, emphasizing
academic excellence and motivation.
2.
Supplemental
funding from external scholarships (like
Wahlgrenska or Canon) can significantly reduce living costs or support research
ideal for international students.
3.
Even with tuition waived, living
costs in Central Jutland still average €12,000–16,800/year plan
accordingly.
4.
EU students benefit from free
tuition automatically focuses on budgeting and potential part-time work.
5.
Scholarship decisions are
competitive ensuring early application, strong references, and a high GPA can
help stand out.
No results found
Undergraduate Eligibility Available
here:
1.
Educational Qualifications
You must hold a recognized upper
secondary school certificate that qualifies you for university studies in
your home country and is equivalent to the Danish upper secondary school
leaving certificate.
2.
Subject-Specific Requirements
Some programs require you to have
completed specific subjects at certain levels in your upper secondary
education. These vary by program, for example:
- Engineering programs
may require:
- Mathematics at higher level (equivalent to Danish
level B or A)
- Physics or Chemistry at a certain level
- Business programs
may require:
- Mathematics
- English
- Design programs
may require:
- Artistic or design-related background
- Portfolio submission
Check your chosen program’s webpage
for exact subject and level requirements.
3.
English Language Proficiency
All VIA undergraduate programs
taught in English require proof of English proficiency unless you are
from a country or educational background where English was the primary
instruction language.
Accepted English Tests & Minimum
Scores:
|
Test |
Minimum
Required Score |
|
IELTS Academic |
6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) |
|
TOEFL iBT |
83 |
|
Cambridge |
C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency |
|
PTE Academic |
59+ |
Exemptions may apply (e.g.,
English-medium schooling in India, Africa, etc. case-by-case basis).
4.
Required Documents
- Upper secondary certificate and transcripts (official,
scanned copies)
- English language test scores (unless exempt)
- Valid passport/ID
- (If required) Portfolio – for programs like Design
& Business
- Translations of any documents not in English or Danish
(certified)
Graduate
Admission Eligibility – VIA University College
1.
Educational Qualification
You must have a Bachelor’s degree
(or equivalent 3-year higher education qualification) that is:
- Recognized
by the Danish Ministry of Higher Education.
- Relevant
to the program you're applying to (field of study match required).
Some top-up degrees are classified
as Bachelor’s level in Denmark but are postgraduate in structure check
with the VIA admissions team if unsure.
2.
Subject and Academic Match
- A close match in academic content between your
bachelor’s and the graduate program is essential.
- You may need to show completed coursework (in
ECTS or equivalent hours) in specific subjects such as:
- Mathematics, Programming, Design, Health Sciences,
etc.
- Some programs may conduct a supplementary assessment
or ask for extra materials.
3.
English Language Proficiency
If your prior studies were not
taught in English, you must document proficiency through one of these
tests:
|
Test |
Minimum
Required Score |
|
IELTS Academic |
6.5 overall (no band <6.0) |
|
TOEFL iBT |
83 |
|
Cambridge |
C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency |
|
PTE Academic |
59 or higher |
Exemptions apply if your bachelor’s degree was
taught entirely in English (some Indian, African, and EU applicants qualify).
4. Application Documents
To apply, you typically need to
submit:
- Bachelor’s diploma and official transcripts (with grades and course hours)
- Proof of English proficiency
- Motivation letter / Statement of Purpose
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Portfolio
(for design-related programs)
- Copy of valid passport or national ID
- Translated documents
if originals are not in English or Danish (certified translation)