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Master's degree programmes
The University of Copenhagen offers a wide range of master's degree programmes taught in English.
Find your master's on UCPH
Upcoming application deadlines
Entrance at UCPH
Entrance qualifications
To apply for a master's programme at the University of Copenhagen, you must have a qualifying bachelor’s degree or similar.
Application and admission
Read all about application, admission, deadlines and tuition fee on master's degrees.
Study abroad programmes at UCPH
Want to take 1 or 2 semesters at UCPH? We offer a wide range of individual master's degree courses taught in English.
Find areas of interest
Find the right master's degree programme for you with the interest wheel.
Study start at UCPH
What happens during study start?
Read about what you can expect from the start of your studies in a master's program at UCPH.
Student life
Be part of a strong international environment with 5,500 international students out of a student body of 39,000.
Living in Copenhagen
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Meet UCPH at Open House
Meet the University of Copenhagen at the Open House and find the right master’s degree programme for you.
Job and career in Copenhagen
Are you looking for a job in Denmark after graduating? The University of Copenhagen (UCPH) is more than just education. UCPH wants to secure the future for graduates.
What is a Master's degree?
A master's program, also called a master's degree, is an independent 2-year supplementary education to the 3-year bachelor's degree. A master's program corresponds to 120 ECTS credits.
While a bachelor's degree offers a range of foundational subjects, a master's degree provides you with a higher degree of specialization, where you expand your knowledge and skills from the bachelor's program. A master's program typically combines a number of compulsory courses, elective courses, and notably a final thesis.
With the thesis, you have the opportunity to delve deeply into a self-chosen topic, demonstrating your ability to apply the knowledge you have gained throughout your education.