IT University of Copenhagen

Selected programme options include MSc Computer Science — Copenhagen; two years full-time, English. These are selected examples, not the full catalogue. Availability, campus, mode of study and teaching language must be checked for your intake.

A university or professional bachelor's related to computer science or software development, with substantial programming and preparation in programming, foundations and software engineering. Applicants document subject coverage in a Form of Compliance and submit the programme's Statement of Purpose. Places are limited; a qualifying degree does not guarantee selection. IELTS Academic 6.5 overall is an accepted route to English B-level. IELTS One Skill Retake is not accepted. IELTS/TOEFL normally must be no more than two years old on 1 March. Country-limited prior-education options do not provide a general Indian English-medium-degree exemption. Fee-paying non-EU applicants awaiting a test must provide the result within three weeks after the application deadline.

For entrants admitted in 2026, tuition is EUR 8,250 per semester, or EUR 33,000 for a standard two-year full-time master's. Payment is made before each semester. These are explicitly 2026 admission rates, not a new 2027 price. The applicable EUR 150 application fee and living expenses are separate. Fees are not a university-wide average. Confirm the exact course, fee year, currency, deposit, extra charges and refund conditions before paying.

The master's application deadline is 1 March at 23:59 CET, with the portal opening in mid-January. Follow the chosen round's document requirements and separate test-result conditions. Admission decisions are normally issued by 10 June; acceptance has the individual offer's short response deadline. Autumn entry; the published calendar places study start in week 35, with introduction in week 34. These are teaching arrangements, not application deadlines. A semester start date is not an application closing date. Check scholarship and visa timelines separately.

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