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• What is a master’s programme for working professionals?

  A master's programme for working professionals is a continuation of a bachelor's degree programme or professional bachelor's degree, just like a traditional 2-year master's degree. The programme has the same academic level and gives the same academic qualifications as a regular master's degree programme. The difference is that you combine your studies at the university with relevant work or entrepreneurship.
  
  There are several types of master's programmes for working professionals at º£½ÇÉçÇø:

  • Master's for working professionals, flexible, which is studied part-time throughout the programme.
  • Industrial master's, which starts with one year of full-time study and continues with part-time study combined with part-time work.
  • Master's for working professionals, 4 years.

  All types of master's programmes for working professionals combine academic education with practical experience, but differ in structure and duration.

  See the different types of master's programmes for working professionals at º£½ÇÉçÇø
• What can you do with a master’s programme for working professionals?

  A master's programme for working professionals provides the same academic qualifications as a regular master's degree programme.

  A master's programme for working professionals often allows for more flexibility and allows you to establish or maintain a connection to the labour market while studying. Graduates with a master's programme for working professionals will often have the opportunity to continue in the same company after the programme of study.

• Do I need to have a job before applying for a master's programme for working professionals?

  You must have a relevant job for the part of the master's programme for working professionals that is part-time study. It is advisable to find the relevant job as quickly as possible because you will not be able to continue your studies if you cannot fulfil the job requirement.

  If the programme starts with part-time study, you must have the relevant job for study start.

• What does a master’s programme for working professionals cost?

  As an international student at º£½ÇÉçÇø, you may be required to pay a tuition fee. The tuition fee covers educational expenses such as courses, academic supervision, exams, and diplomas.

  You are required to pay tuition fee, if you are a

  • non-EU/EEA student enrolled in full degree programmes.
  • guest student whose studies are not part of an exchange agreement.

  You can find the specific tuition fee for each programme on the individual programme page.

• Is the employment a student job?

  As part of the master's programme for working professionals, you must have a job that is relevant to your programme and related to the academic content and your learning objectives.

  You will be working actively to link tasks in the workplace to what you learn on the programme of study, so no it is not just a student job.

• Can I get SU (the Danish State Educational Grant) on a master's programme for working professionals?

  As a general rule, you are not eligible for SU when you are studying a master's programme for working professionals. As a part-time student, you are not eligible to receive SU, as you receive a salary from your job.