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Danish Government Scholarship for Non-EU/EEA Students

The Danish Government Scholarship for Non-EU/EEA students provides full tuition fee waivers to highly qualified students from non-EU/EEA countries, including all 54 African nations, applying for Master's degree programmes at Danish universities. The scholarship is distributed through Danish universities, which receive

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Danish Government Scholarship for Non-EU/EEA Students is a full tuition scholarship hosted in Denmark for masters students. Application deadline February 1, 2027. Free to apply — no fees, no middlemen.
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What Danish Government Scholarship for Non-EU/EEA Students actually covers.

The Danish Government Scholarship for Non-EU/EEA students provides full tuition fee waivers to highly qualified students from non-EU/EEA countries, including all 54 African nations, applying for Master's degree programmes at Danish universities. The scholarship is distributed through Danish universities, which receive a limited number of government scholarships annually to attract excellent international students. All eligible applicants who are offered a study place are automatically considered for the scholarship — no separate application is needed. Denmark offers world-class education in a welcoming Nordic environment known for innovation, sustainability, and work-life balance. Danish universities are strong in engineering, science, business, environmental studies, and social sciences. African students benefit from Denmark's safe and inclusive environment, high-quality teaching, and the opportunity to experience Scandinavian academic culture. Some Danish universities additionally offer tuition fee waivers beyond the government scholarship, and a few also offer support for PhD and bachelor's degrees.

Eligibility

Who can apply.

Open to masters applicants seeking to study in Denmark. Eligible nationalities are listed below.

Algeria
Angola
Benin
Botswana
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cabo Verde
Cameroon

46 more eligible countries — full list available on the official application page.

Fields of study

Every academic discipline is accepted.

This programme does not restrict by field. Research proposals across humanities, sciences, engineering, agriculture, and medicine are all accepted.

All fields accepted
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