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Virtual Open House - Study Engineering in Denmark

Start your Engineering career with an MSc degree from Denmark

Register now and join 1 or 2 live programme sessions on August 20th, 2024. During the sessions you will hear from both staff and current internaitonal students and learn about: 

  • Programme structure and courses
  • How to apply for admission 
  • Student life at the university and in the city of Aarhus
  • Career opportunities and working in Denmark

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Date: August 20, 2024 

Time: 1.00 pm and 2 pm CEST


What previous participants say:

  • 100% of the surveyed participants from last year's Open House would recommend fellow students to attend. 
  • 92% were more likely to apply for admission after attending the event.

Navitas, the campus for students at Civil and Architectural Engineering and Mechanical Engineering

How to apply for admission: Live session September 4

Leading up to the application deadlines you have the opportunity to attend an online session with AU Admission. During this session you will get detailed instructions on how to apply for admission to our Engineering programmes and be able to ask questions. The live session will take place September 4 at 1.00 pm CEST. Register now and save the date! 



When to apply and when to start your studies


Programme start January 2025

  • Application open: August 15, 2024 
  • Application deadline Non-EU/EEA: September 15, 2024
  • Application deadline EU/EEA:October 15, 2024

Programme start August 2025

  • Application open: November 1, 2024 
  • Application deadline Non-EU/EEA: January 15, 2025
  • Application deadline EU/EEA: March 1, 2025

Find a complete overview of the application deadlines at masters.au.dk



The Edison building, campus for student at Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering

Preparation and inspiration

Learn more about studying Engineering at Aarhus University at the AU Engineering website or about each of the 6 Engineering programmes by clicking on the links below.

Meet our International Engineering Students

International student:

Nikolina Chalakova from Bulgaria – Computer Engineering

”You feel that you’re on a par with your professors – that they really want to help where they can, and the door is always open if you need to talk. And they’re very keen that you don't get stressed about things. That you remember to relax and take a break,” says 22-years-old Nikolina from Bulgaria.

International student:

Sagar from India - Mechanical Engineering

”Denmark has a very flat hierarchy, and that’s rare. I've never experienced this flat hierarchy before, so actually it was something of a culture shock. And it permeates everything – even on the programme,” says 23-years-old Sagar Rao from India, who’s studying mechanical engineering at Aarhus University.

International student:

Anita from Croatia – Civil and Architectural Engineering

“Coming to another country is a huge experience. You learn a lot of things about a new culture and other people, but you also learn a great deal about yourself. Studying abroad is probably the best way to start adult life,” says 25-year-old Anita Renic, who is studying Civil and Architectural Engineering at Aarhus University.

International student:

Achim from Germany – Electrical Engineering

"I love going to a Friday bar and going from one Friday bar to another. There are 41 different Friday bars at the university, and you can simply hop from one to the other. There are no closed doors, and it's super cool,” says 27 years old Achim Klein-Hitpass, who’s taking a master’s degree at Aarhus University, and who’d like to stay in the town after his education

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