Universities in Denmark
Denmark is a country located in Northern Europe on a peninsula north of Germany. It enjoys a temperate climate with overcast and wet winters and cool summers. It is a Constitutional Monarchy and its monetary unit is the Danish Krone. This thoroughly modern market economy features hi-tech agriculture, up-to-date small scale and corporate industry, extensive government welfare measures and a high standard of living. The rate of literacy in Denmark is 100%.
Higher education in the universities in Denmark comprises Bachelor's Degree which is 3 years of study, the Candidatus Degree that is Master's Degree and the Ph.D. Degree which is normally 3 years' study after the Candidatus Degree. There are numerous universities established in Denmark. In addition, there are many independent colleges specializing in educating teachers. The Denmark universities offer a number of specialized courses in Engineering, IT, Education, Veterinary Medicine, Agriculture, Pharmacy or Business Studies. Doctoral Degree is awarded after 5-8 years of research. The Ministry of Education is responsible higher education. Higher education institutions are publicly financed and State-regulated. The Danish Evaluation Institute (EVA) is responsible for external quality assurance.





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