International applicants
Are you qualified?
The information on this page will help you find out if you are qualfied for admission to CBS bachelor programmes - in other words, if you fulfil the programmes' general entry requirement, specific entry requirements and language requirement.
In the table below we have included details about the most common types of international qualifications at upper secondary level.
The table indicates:
- the name of the upper secondary exam needed to fulfil the general entry requirement for CBS bachelor programmes
- the comparative levels for the different specific entry requirements
- the minimum local grade needed to fulfil the specific entry requirements*
- information about GPA (Grade Point Average) conversion, wherever possible
- the types of documents you must upload to your application so we can assess your upper secondary qualifications; some of the country-specific instructions guide you to provide supporting documentation for certain courses - please use this Verification Form
Find your country
Find your country or international education to see if you fulfil CBS' entry requirements.
If your country isn't listed, read more under "Other international educations" > "Rest of the World".
Oceania
You will likely need to pay an application fee and/or tuition fees. Check your status at the bottom of this page.
Australia
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you must pay an application fee
- If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement you need:
- An Australian Senior Certificate of Education plus ranking index.
Documentation required: Australian Senior Certificate of Education (relevant upper secondary certificate(s) from your specific territory) plus ranking index. You also need to fill in the Verification Form at the top of the page.
- Check if your qualifications is sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
- You need to upload a scan of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload any documentation that you are able to so far plus confirmation of the courses you are currently taking.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements
- To fulfil English B: If you have an Australian Senior Certificate of Education, you automatically fulfil the English B & A requirement, provided that the full Australian Senior Certificate of Education has been completed in Australia. If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
- To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam.
You also need to document that you have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems
- To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary education and have passed a final exam.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement
- If you have an Australian Senior Certificate of Education, you automatically fulfil the English B & A requirement, provided that the full Australian Senior Certificate of Education has been completed in Australia. If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
- As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall look at your grades, the motivational essay and any extra-curricular activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
You need to pay Tuition Fees.
- If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay Tuition Fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
- If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
- Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
- Diploma and other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. It is okay for you to translate it yourself.
- Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November. This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you must pay an application fee.
- If you are a not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement.
- You need a National Certificate Educational Achievement.
Documentation required: National Certificate Educational Achievement Level 3 & New Zealand University Entrance & New Zealand Record of Learning/Achievement where University Entrance is included. You also need to fill in the Verification Form at the top of the page.
- Check if your qualifications is sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
- You need to upload a scan of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload any documentation that you are able to so far plus confirmation of the courses you are currently taking.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
- To fulfil English B: If you have a New Zealand National Certificate Educational Achievement Level 3 Senior Certificate of Education, you automatically fulfil the English B & A requirement, provided that the full New Zealand National Certificate Educational Achievement Level 3 has been completed in New Zealand. If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
- To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics and have passed a final exam.
- To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary education and have passed a final exam.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
- If you have a New Zealand National Certificate Educational Achievement Level 3 Senior Certificate of Education, you automatically fulfil the English B & A requirement, provided that all three years of the full New Zealand National Certificate Educational Achievement Level 3 were taken in New Zealand. If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
- As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall look at your grades, the motivational essay and any extra-curricular activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
You need to pay tuition fees.
- If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay Tuition Fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
- If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
- Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
- Diploma and other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. It is okay for you to translate it yourself.
- Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November. This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
Europe
EU/EEA and Swiss citizens do not need to pay the application fee or tuition fees. For all other citizens, you may need to pay an application fee and/or tuition fees. Check your status at the bottom of this page.
AlbaniaThe following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Dëftesë pjekurie(before 2006)/ Dëftesë pjekurie & Certificate Matura Shteterore (2006 to 2010)/Diplome e Matures Shteterore (2011-) from Shkollë e Mesme e Përgjithshme or Gijmnaz.
- Dëftesë pjekurie(before 2006)/ Dëftesë pjekurie & Certificate Matura Shteterore (2006 to 2010)/Diplome e Matures Shteterore (2011-) from Shkollë Teknike or similar
Please note that exams passed with less than 6 in GPA does not fulfil the general entry requirement to CBS.
Check if your qualifications is sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Dëftesë pjekurie (before 2006)
Dëftesë pjekurie & Certificate Matura Shteterore (2006 til 2010)
Diplome e Matures Shteterore (2011-)/gijmnaz
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
REQUIREMENT |
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Reifeprüfung / Matura Reifeprüfung |
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Calculating the GPA:
A simple GPA of all the single Austrian grades on the exam certificate is calculated.
This Austrian GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (-> Østrig; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
Reife- und Diplomprüfung OR Berufsreifeprüfung
If you have the above (or any other exam than Reifeprüfung / Matura Reifeprüfung), you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include your Reife- und Diplomprüfungzeugnis or Berufsreifeprüfungzeugnis, Jahreszeugnis for the final Jahrganges and documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page - if you have had 13 years of schooling it is the last three years you need to document).
For Reife- und Diplomprüfung or Berufsreifeprüfung or other exam certificates (apart from Reifeprüfung / Matura Reifeprüfung) please note - no exam included in this qualification fulfils the English A language requirement.
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you must pay an application fee. If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement.
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Atestat ab Agul'naj Sjarednjaj Adukcii/Attestat o Srednem Obrazovanii
- Diplom ab Sarednaj Specialnaj Adukacii/Diplom o Srednem Spetsialnom Obrazovanii
All above must be accompanied by 1 year of further education. The above cannot stand alone*
Check if your qualifications is sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Atestat ab agul'naj sjarednjaj adukcii/Attestat o Srednem Obrazovanii or diploma and grade transcript (Diplom ab Sarednaj Specialnaj Adukacii/Diplom o Srednem Spetsialnom Obrazovanii). You need to upload a scan of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload any documentation that you are able to so far plus confirmation of the courses you are currently taking.
*From 1999: Diplom ab sarednaj specialnaj adukacii/Diplom o Srednem Spetsialnom Obrazovani (9 + 4 or 11 +2 years) does not need an additional year of further education.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English.
You also need to document that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
You also need to document that you have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary education and have passed a final exam.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement. You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
REQUIREMENT |
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Diploma van secundair onderwijs/ ASO, TSO og KSO (general, technical or musical/creative stream) |
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For information on curriculum/ contents look at "How to fulfil the specific entry requirement" |
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For information on curriculum/ contents look at "How to fulfil the specific entry requirement" |
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For information on curriculum/ contents look at "How to fulfil the specific entry requirement" |
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Calculating the GPA:
A simple GPA of all the single Belgian grades on the transcript for the final year, with the exception of the course for behavior: .
This Belgian GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (-> Belgien – det flamske fælleskab; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Diploma van secundair onderwijs/BSO
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Certificat d’enseignement Secondaire Supérieur (C.E.S.S.): Section générale OR technique enseignement de transition OR artistique enseignement de transition |
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Calculating the GPA:
A simple GPA of all the single Belgian grades on the exam certificate is calculated, with the exception of the course for behavior: “conduit”.
This Belgian GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (-> Belgien – det franske fælleskab; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Certificat d’enseignement Secondaire Supérieur (C.E.S.S.): Section technique enseignement de qualification
- Certificat d’enseignement Secondaire Supérieur (C.E.S.S.): Section artistique enseignement de qualification
- Certificat d’enseignement Secondaire Supérieur (C.E.S.S.): Section professionelle
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only. At the moment we are awaiting for possible changes from the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science (January 2024).
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Diploma za (Zavarsheno) Sredno Obrazovanie / za Sredno Obrazovanie |
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* from the admission year 2025 "English as first foreign language (556 number of classes)" is required to fulfil English B |
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Calculating the GPA:
The Bulgarian GPA given on the exam certificate is converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (Bulgarien; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Diploma za (Zavarsheno) Sredno Obrazovanie / za Sredno Obrazovanie – specialising in Business
- Diploma za Sredno Spetzialno Obrazovanie / za Sredno Obrazovanie – Technical or Business
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
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*It is lessons and not hours. |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA of all the grades on the ‘Svjedodžba o Državnoj Maturi’ (State exam) is calculated, rounded to one decimal point.
The GPA of all the grades for the final year of the ‘Svjedodžba’ is calculated, rounded to one decimal point.
The mean of these two GPAs is then calculated and converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Svjedodžba o završnom ispitu
- Svjedodzba o zavrsenom srednjem obrazovanju
- Svjedodzba o zavrsnom ispitu-maturi
- Svjedozba o maturi
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only. At the moment we are awaiting for possible changes from the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science (January 2024).
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Apolytirio Enaiou Lykeio / Apolytirio Geniko Lykeio |
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Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation. Have a vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries. |
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Calculating the GPA:
The mean of the GPA on the Enaiou Lykeio /Geniko Lykeio is converted to the Danish grading scale. This conversion table can be found here (Omregningsskala. Available only in Danish).
Other exam certificates
- Apolytirio frechniki Scholi
If you have the above (or any other than Apolytirio Enaiou Lykeio / Apolytirio Geniko Lykeio), you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Vysvedcení o Maturitni zkoušce from Gymnazium |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA of all the grades on the exam certificate (Vysvedcení o Maturitni zkoušce) is calculated, rounded to one decimal point.
The GPA of all the grades for the final semester of the ‘Vysvedceni’ is calculated, rounded to one decimal point.
The mean of these two GPAs is then calculated and converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Vysvedcení o Maturitni zkoušce / Maturitní zkouška / Maturita from Srední odborná skola
- Maturitní zkouška from Konzervator
- Maturitní zkouška from Strední odborné uciliste
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Keskkooli Loputunnistus / Gümnaasiumi Loputunnistus & Riigieksamenitunnistus |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA on the State certificate (Riigieksamenitunnistus) is calculated, and converted to the Danish grading scale (see below*).
The GPA of the school exam certificate (Gümnaasiumi Loputunnistus) is calculated, and converted to the Danish grading scale (see below*).
The mean of these two GPAs is then calculated.
The conversion table between the Estonian and Danish grades can be found here (Estland; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Combined secondary with business courses
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Ylioppilastutkintotodistus / Studentexamensbetyg |
(Only for the Danish-language erhvervsøkonomi (HA) programmes)
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Calculating the GPA:
1) Calculate A) grade point average on the Lukion päättötodistus/Avgångsbetyg and B) average on the Ylioppilastutkintotodistus/Studentereksamensbeviset.
A. Lukion päättötodistus/Avgångsbetyg: grade point average is calculated as a simple GPA of the grades on the certificate and then converted to a Danish average.
B. Ylioppilastutkintotodistus/Studentereksamensbeviset:
1: First convert the exam results (such as approbatur and laudatur) for the individual courses to numbers.
2: Put the grades together and calculate the GPA. Include both the 4 obligatory exams and the elective exams.
3: Then convert to a Danish average.
2) Add the GPA from A and the GPA from B together and divide by 2.
The conversion tables between the Finnish and Danish grades can be found here (Finland; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Tutkintotodistus / Ammatillinen perustutkinto
- Tutkinto 3 vuotta lyhyemmistä ammattiopinnoista
- Tutkintotodistus / Näyttötutkintona suoritettu ammatillinen perustutkinto
- Tutkintotodistus / Ammattitutkinto
- Erikoisammattitutkinto
If you have the above (or all other than Ylioppilastutkintotodistus / Studentexamensbetyg), you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
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Calculating the GPA:
The French GPA given on the Baccalauréat Relevé de notes is converted to the Danish grading scale. This conversion table can be found here (Frankrig; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Baccalauréat technologique finish in 2020 or before
- Baccalauréat professionnel
- Diplôme d’accès aux ètudes Universitaires (D.A.E.U.)
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
Georgia
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Sruli Zogadi Ganat’lebis Atestati (General Education Diploma)
The above must be accompanied by 1 year of further education. The above cannot stand alone.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Sruli Zogadi Ganat’lebis Atestati (General Education Diploma)/Sashualo Skolis Atestati/Attestat o Srednem Obrazovanii , documentation for courses and grade transcripts. If passed supplementary courses enclose this as well.
You need to upload a scan of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload any documentation that you are able to so far plus confirmation of the courses you are currently taking.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife (Abiturzeugnis) |
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For applicants with a Waldorfschule/Rudolf Steiner Schule Abitur or Deutsche Internationale Abitur/prüfung (DIA/DIAP) please contact bachelor admission via e-mail for more information. |
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Calculating the GPA:
The German GPA (Durchschnittsnote) given on the Abiturzeugnis is converted to the Danish grading scale. This conversion table can be found here (Tyskland; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Zeugnis der Fachgebundenen Hochschulreife
- Zeugnis der Fachhochschulreife
If you have the above (or all other than Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife (Abiturzeugnis)), you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page - the last three years of your schooling needs to be documented).
For Fachhochschulreife or fachgebundene Hochschulreife or other exam certificates (apart from Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife) please note - no exam included in this qualification fulfils the English A language requirement.
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Please note that in April 2024 the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science have made an alteration for the 2024 admission (and onwards) – you can find the details below under: Documents required to assess the above*
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Apolitírio Enaíou Lykeíou / Apolytirion Geniko Lykeiou |
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*Applicants with the Apolitírio Enaíou Lykeíou / Apolytirion Geniko Lykeiou certificates are no longer required to upload their Vevaiosi Prosvasis or Panhellenic Exams to be assessed in Quota 1. Your Apolitírio Enaíou Lykeíou / Apolytirion Geniko Lykeiou is now enough to have your GPA converted on the Danish grading scale, therefore the Vevaiosi Prosvasis or Panhellenic Exams will no longer be used in the assessment to calculate a GPA. You still need to upload the documents mentioned above.
Calculating the GPA:
The GPA on the Apolitírio Enaíou Lykeíou / Apolytirion Geniko Lykeiou are converted to the Danish grading scale. This conversion table can be found here (Grækenland; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Pthychíon Techniká kai epagelmatiká ekpedeftíria (TEE)
- Apolitirio Epangelmatiko Lykio
If you have the above (or all other than Apolitírio Enaíou Lykeíou / Apolytirion Geniko Lykeiou), you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
REQUIREMENT |
EQUIVALENT |
Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Erettsegi vizsga / Matura |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA of all the grades on the exam certificate (gimnazium erettsegi bizonyitvany / Matura) is calculated, rounded to one decimal point.
The GPA of all the grades for the final year given on the gimnaziumi bizonyitvany is calculated, rounded to one decimal point.
The mean of these two GPAs is then calculated and converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (Ungarn; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Erettsegi Bizonyitvany from Szakgimnazium
- Szakközepiskola erettsegi bizonyitvany
- Szakközepiskola erettsegi-kepesito bizonyitvany
- Technikus Erettsegi-Kepesito Bizonyitvany
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
REQUIREMENT |
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Stúdentspróf |
(Only for the Danish-language erhvervsøkonomi (HA) programmes)
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*If you don't have the above combination please upload a course description.
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*If you don't have the above combination please upload a course description. |
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Reform 2008:
*If you don't have one of the above combinations please upload a course description. |
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*If you don't have one of the above combinations please upload a course description. |
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Reform 1999:
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA given on the Stúdentspróf is converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
If no GPA is given on the Stúdentspróf, a simple GPA of all the grades on the certificate is calculated (with the exception of credit transferred courses, pass/fail courses without a grade and Skólasókn).
The Icelandic GPA is converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (Island; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Stúdentspróf of starfsnámsbrautum
- Frumgreinadeild
- Raungreinadeilddarpróf
- Háskolebrú
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Leaving Certificate (Established) (Minimum 6 subjects passed of which at least 2 must be with minimum C3 / H5 at Higher Level. The rest must be passed with at least D3 / O6 / H7) |
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Calculating the GPA:
All the grades on the Irish Leaving Certificate are numerically converted to the Danish grading scale (see below). A simple GPA of these grades is then calculated.
The conversion table between the Irish grades and the Danish grading scale can be found here (Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Leaving Certificate Vocational Programme (LCVP)
- FETAC level 5 Certificates
- FETAC level 6 Advanced Certificates
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfill.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Liceo (Classico/Scientifico/Linguistico/Artistico/Scienza Umane/Musicale e Coreutico) |
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For exams completed in 2014 and earlier:
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Calculating the GPA:
The final sum given on the certificate votazione complessiva is converted to the Danish grading scale. The conversion table between the Italian and the Danish grading scales can be found here (Italien; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Istituto Tecnico
- Istituto Professionale
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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EQUIVALENT |
Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Atestäts par vispārējo vidëjo izglïtïbu |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA of all the grades on the exam certificate Visparejas Videjas Izglîtîbas Sertifikâts is calculated. This GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
The GPA of all the grades on the certificate Pielikums atestâstam is calculated. This GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
The mean of these two, converted, GPAs is then calculated.
The conversion table between the Latvian grading scales and the Danish grading scale can be found here (Letland; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Diploms par profesionālo vidējo izglītību
- Iegūstot vispārējo vidējo izglītību
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only. At the moment we are awaiting for possible changes from the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science (January 2024).
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Maturazeugnis |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA is calculated using the final grades on the Maturazeugnis. This figure is then converted to the Danish grading scale. The conversion table between the Liechtenstein and the Danish grading scales can be found here (Liechtenstein; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Berufsmaturitätzeugnis
- Fachhochschulreifezeugnis
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Brandos Atestatas |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA of all the final school grades (excluding Dorinis ugdymas) on the exam certificate Brandos Atestato Priedas is calculated.This GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
The GPA of all the state exam grades on the certificate Brandos Atestato Priedas is calculated. This GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
The mean of these two, converted, GPAs is then calculated.
The conversion table between the Lithuanian grading scales and the Danish grading scale can be found here (Litauen; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
If you do not have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
L'examen de fin d'études secondaires |
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You must upload documentation of the above to your application at Optagelse.dk (the verification form at the top of this page). |
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You must upload documentation of the above to your application at Optagelse.dk (the verification form at the top of this page). |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA is calculated using the final grades on the Certificat de notes, listed as moyenne génerale pondérée. This figure is then converted to the Danish grading scale.
The conversion table between the Luxembourg and the Danish grading scales can be found here (Luxembourg; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Diplôme / Certificat de Fin d’Etudes Secondaires Techniques
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Matriculation Certificate |
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Calculating the GPA:
The individual grades for the A level and I level courses are numerically converted according to the relevant points table (see below). The total sum of points is then converted to the Danish grading scale.
The A level and I level points tables and the conversion table between the Maltese and the Danish grading scales can be found here (Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
If you have any other exam certificate than Matriculation Certificate, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need a Diploma di Bacalaureat (if completed before 2002 (if completed before 2002 you need 1 year of further education at university, college or business school level to fulfill the general entry requirement).
Check if your qualifications is sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Diploma di Bacalaureat.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Calculating the GPA:
A GPA is calculated of all the individual grades (eindcijfers) given in the Cijferlist document. The GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale.
The conversion table between the Dutch and the Danish grading scales can be found here (Holland (Nederlanderne); -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Hoger Algemeen Voortgezet Onderwijs (HAVO) + Propaedeutische Diplom / Verklaring
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. In addition, to your HAVO and Propaedeutische Diplom / Verklaring diploma and Cijferlist, you also need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific requirements for both your HAVO and Propaedeutische Diplom / Verklaring (the verification form at the top of this page).
- Hoger Algemeen Voortgezet Onderwijs (HAVO) & Middenkaderopleiding and Diploma Middelbaar Beroepsonderwijs (MBO) - level 4
If you have the above (or any other education than VWO), you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. In order to fulfil the general entry requirement you need to have 1 year of full-time undergraduate studies equating to a minimum of 60 ECTS-points. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. In addition, to your HAVO diploma, Cijferlist and the 1 year of further education equating to a minimum of 60 ECTS-points, you also need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in the specific entry requirements for both HAVO and the additional year of undergraduate studies (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Diploma za polozen zavrsen ispit/Diplome per dhenien e provimit te pjekurise
- Svidetelstvo za zavrseno sredno obrazovanie.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Diploma, course- and grade transcript of the last 4 years and diploma za polozena drzavna matura (Државна матура)/matura shtetërore).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
REQUIREMENT |
EQUIVALENT |
Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Vitnemål Videregående Opplæring |
(Only for the Danish-language erhvervsøkonomi (HA) programmes)
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For exams completed in 2023 and later:
For exams completed in 2022 and earlier:
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For exams completed in 2023 and later:
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Calculating the GPA:
The Norwegian GPA given on the exam certificate, this is converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
If the Norwegian GPA is not shown on the Vitnemål, it is calculated using all of the grades shown on the certificate and rounded to one decimal point. This GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale.
The conversion table between the Norwegian and the Danish grading scales can be found here (Norge; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Fagbrev/svennebrev or vitnemål for yrkesuddannelse & studiekompetansefagene
- Teknisk fagskole (if in accordance with the general study competence requirements in Norway
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. Where relevant, please include an overview of the teaching hours in a particular subject and curriculum.
Selection of qualified applicants in the group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
REQUIREMENT |
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Świadectwo Dojrzałości/Matura from Liceum Ogólnoksztalcace |
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Calculating the GPA:
A GPA of all the grades on the Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci is calculated and rounded to a whole number. This GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
A GPA of all the grades (with the exception of the grades for zachowanie and przysposobienie obronne) on the Swiadectwo Ukonczenia Liceum Ogólnoksztalcacego is then calculated and rounded to one decimal point. This GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
The mean of these two, converted, GPAs is then calculated to give the final GPA.
The conversion tables between the different Polish grading scales and the Danish grading scale can be found here (Polen; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci / Matura & Swiadectwo Ukonczenia from Liceum techniczne
- Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci (Liceum Zawodowe)
- Świadectwo Ukończenia Technikum
- Dyplom ukończenia Szkoly Artystycznej
If you have the above you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. Depending on your upper secondary education you need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page - the last three years of your schooling needs to be documented) - you should contact Bachelor Admission for more information.
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
REQUIREMENT |
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
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Calculating the GPA:
The Portuguese GPA is converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table found here (Portugal; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Certificado / Diploma de Fim de Estudos Secundários from Cursos técnologicos
- Diploma de Ensino Secundário from Cursos técnologicos
- Certidão de Habilitações from Cursos tecnológicos
- Diploma de estudos secundários from Cursos profissionais
- Certificado de Fim de Estudos Secundários from Cursos profissionais
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
REQUIREMENT |
EQUIVALENT |
Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Diploma de Bacalaureat / Liceu teoretic |
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Calculating the GPA:
Step 1: The mean of the GPA given on the media generala a anilor de studii and the GPA given on the media generala la bacalaureat is calculated and rounded to one decimal point. This final GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
Step 2: The GPA given on the diploma de bacalaureat is rounded to one decimal point. The GPA of all the grades given for the final year of studies on the foaia matricola calculated (if not already given) and rounded to one decimal point.
Step 3:The mean of these two GPAs is then calculated and converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
The conversion table between the Romanian and Danish grading scales can be found here (Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Diploma de bacalaureat / Liceu de Specialitate (technologic or vocational)
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Attestat o Srednem Obrazovanii
- Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii
- Attestat o Srednem Obshchem Obrazovanii
All above must be accompanied by 1 year of further education. The above cannot stand alone.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Attestat o Srednem Obshchem Obrazovanii
You need to upload a scan of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload any documentation that you are able to so far plus confirmation of the courses you are currently taking.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As your upper secondary exam cannot be directly converted to the Danish grading system (starting from the 2024 admission round in accordance to the Ministry of Higher Education and Science (in Danish only): Eksamenshåndbogen — Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriet (ufm.dk)) all Scottish Higher level and Advanced Higher Level (or any other Scottish upper secondary education) can only be assessed in Quota 2 - you can read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT - Scottish Higher Level and Advance Higher Level
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
SQC (Scottish Qualification Certificate) containing:
- Summary of Attainment
- Detail Record of Attainment
- Profiles
SQC (Scottish Qualification Certificate) from 2000 onwards you need at least 5 Higher Level/Advanced Higher level subjects passed with a minimum grade of C, from 2004 passed with a minimum of D
SQC (Scottish Qualification Certificate) until 2000 at least 5 Highers/Advanced Highers (ot the equivalent) passed with a minimum grade of C
A minimum of 5 Scottish Higher Level/Advanced Higher Level passed with a minimum grade of C, from 2004 passed with a minimum of D (single course)
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements
To fulfil English level B: Automatically fulfilled (If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission.)
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: Higher level Mathematics (for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need a minimum grade of D and for the equivalent of 6.0 you would need a minimum grade of B).
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: Higher level Social Studies or History (for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need a minimum grade of D).
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
To fulfil English level A: Automatically fulfilled (If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission.)
For any other upper secondary certificates, you should contact Bachelor Admission via e-mail.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Diploma o polozenom maturskom ispitu + Diploma o stecenom srednjem obrazovanju /Diploma o polozenom zavrsnom ispitu (Afslutningsprøve) /Diploma o stecenom srednjem obrazovanju (Diploma per arsimin e mesem te fituar /Oklevel a befejezett közepfoku oktatasrol) (Serbien) or Diploma o stecenom pozivnousmerenom obrazovanju i vaspitanju srednjeg stupnja (Vojvodina).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Diploma, course- and grade transcript of the last 4 years.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Vysvedčenie o Maturitnej skúške / Maturitná skúška / Maturita z gymnázia |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA of all the grades for the final semester of the Vysvedčeni is calculated and rounded to one decimal point.
This GPA is then calculated and converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Vysvedčení o Maturitnej skúške / Maturitná skúška / Maturita zo Srednej odbornej školy
- Maturitná skúška z Konzervatória
- Maturitní skúška zo Stredného odborného učilištá
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Spricevalo o splosni maturi and Maturitetno sprièevalo (Matura) |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA of all the grades on the state exam Obvestilo o uspehu pri splošni mature is calculated.
The GPA of all the grades for the final school year on the Letno spričevalo is calculated.
The mean of these two GPAs is then calculated and converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (Slovenien; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Spricevalo o poklicna matura
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Título de Bachiller / Bachillerato (Baccalaureate) |
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA given on the Bachiller Diploma is converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (Spanien; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Prueba de Acceso a la Universidad para Mayores de 25 años
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Slutbetyg från Gymnasieskolan |
(Only for the Danish-language erhvervsøkonomi (HA) programmes)
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Before the 2014 reform (one of the following):
As of the 2014 reform (one of the following):
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Before the 2014 reform (one of the following):
As of the 2014 reform (one of the following):
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You must have passed min. 200 Gymnasiepoäng in Historia or Samhällkundskab, or with at mix of both. We accept the following (but other combinations can be used as well): Before the 2014 reform (one of the following):
As of the 2014 reform (one of the following):
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Calculating the GPA:
The individual grades are numerically converted using the table found in the link below and multiplied by the number of points.
The total sum of these will result in a 5 digit number. This number is divided by the total number of points for the whole education, programmets omfatning, and converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (Sverige; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Gymnasieexamen from yrkesförberedande program med grundläggande behörighet
- Slutbetyg från Komvux – if not simimlar in content to the general Eksamensbevis for Högskoleforberedende Eksamen, Gymnasieskolen
- Intyg för behörighet til högskolestudier (grundläggande / särskild behörighet) / Folkhögskolan
If you have the above, you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. Where relevant, please include an overview of the teaching hours in a particular subject and curriculum.
Selection of qualified applicants in the group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Maturitätszeugnis/Certificat de Maturité/Attestato di Maturitá |
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Calculating the GPA:
A GPA of the grades given on the Matura is calculated. This GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale using the relevant table according to which Swiss grading scale has been used.
The conversion tables between the Swiss grading scales and the Danish grading can be found here (Schweiz; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Other exam certificates
- Eidgenössisches Berufsmaturitätszeugnis
- Certificat fedéral de maturité professionelle
- Attestato federale di maturità professionale
If you have the above (or all other than Maturitätszeugnis/Certificat de Maturité/Attestato di Maturitá), you will be assessed in Quota 2: exams without a convertible GPA. You must always fulfil the specific entry requirements. You need to include documentation of the total number of teaching hours and curriculum in these specific subjects (the verification form at the top of this page).
Selection of qualified applicants in this group is based on an overall assessment where we look at your grades in general and with regards to the specific entry requirements, we look at your extra-curricular activities and we look at your motivational essay. We do not calculate a GPA and you will not be assessed in Quota 1.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Lise Diplomasi (4+4+4 years, from circa 2015)
- Lise Diplomasi (8+4 years, completed in 2009 and forward).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Lise Diplomasi, documentation for courses and grade transcripts. If passed supplementary courses, enlcose this as well.
You need to upload a scan of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload any documentation that you are able to so far plus confirmation of the courses you are currently taking.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As your upper secondary exam cannot be directly converted to the Danish grading system (starting from the 2024 admission round in accordance to the Ministry of Higher Education and Science (in Danish only): Eksamenshåndbogen — Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriet (ufm.dk)) all GCSEs, AS- and A-level applicants can only be assessed in Quota 2 – you can read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
If you have a BTEC Level 3 diploma (se further below), you will also be assessed in Quota 2.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT - GCSE, AS- and A-levels
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
GCSE, AS- and A-levels (minimum total of 9 subjects – made up of least 6 different subjects including a combination equivalent of 3 A-levels (it needs to include at least 1 A-level, but can be made up of a combination where 2 AS-levels equates to 1 A-level).
Applicants with AS- and A-levels only (where the GCSE equivalent was taken in another education system): a minimum of 2 subjects at AS-level and 3 subjects at A-level (altogether 5 different subjects). One of the AS-levels can be replaced with the ’Extended Project’ level 3
Documentation required:
All final GCSE certificate(s), AS-level certificate(s) and A-level certificate(s) NB, We cannot use predicted grades or the Candidate Statement of Provisional Results as final documentation. If you have misplaced your GCSE or A-level certificates, you can order a Certified Statement of Results from the relevant exam board. For further information, please see here.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements
To fulfil English level B: Automatically fulfilled
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: AS-level Mathematics (for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need a minimum grade of E from 2009 onwards and for the equivalent of 6.0 you would need a minimum grade of C).
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B - one of the following:
- History at GCSE level*
- Sociology at GCSE level*
- Economics at GCSE level*
- Business Studies at GCSE level*
*for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need to have passed the subject and with a minimum grade of 2 or E depending on where you have taken the exam.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
To fulfil English level A - one of the following:
- A-level English language
- A-level English Literature
- GSCE English AND A-levels documentation for entire secondary school taken in the U.K.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT - BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma/BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma
- BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma/BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (and an additional 6 GCSEs).
Documentation required:
Final BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma and GCSE certificate(s), and where applicable AS-level certificate(s) and A-level certificate(s) NB, We cannot use predicted grades or the Candidate Statement of Provisional Results as final documentation.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements
To fulfil English level B: Automatically fulfilled
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: AS-level Mathematics (for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need a minimum grade of E from 2009 onwards).
Alternatively, you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B - one of the following:
- History at GCSE level*
- Sociology at GCSE level*
- Economics at GCSE level*
- Business Studies at GCSE level*
*for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need to have passed the subject and with a minimum grade of 2 or E depending on where you have taken the exam.
Alternatively, you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
To fulfil English level A - one of the following:
- A-level English language
- A-level English Literature
- GSCE English AND BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma/BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma documentation for entire secondary school taken in the U.K.
For all other upper secondary certificates, you should contact Bachelor Admission via e-mail.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
Are you an Ukrainian citizen fleeing the conflict in Ukraine? Read more here
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need a Svidotstvo pro zdobuttia povnoi zagalnoi serednoi osvity or an Atestat pro povnu zagal’nu srednju osvitu, plus 1 year of further education at university level to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Diploma, course- and grade transcripts + documentation for completing 1 year of further education (60 ECTS/30 US Credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
Africa
You will likely need to pay an application fee and/or tuition fees. Check your status at the bottom of this page.
CamerounThe following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Diplôme de Bachelier de l’Enseignement du Second Degré or Baccalauréat de l'Enseignement Secondaire. The final exam must be passed with a GPA of at least 10.
Documentation required: Diplôme de Bachelier de l’Enseignement du Second Degré/Baccalauréat de l'Enseignement Secondaire or Attestation de Réussite, as well as Relevé des Notes. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below)
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Cameroon GCE Advanced Level Examinations (A) - Cameroon GCE Ordinary Level Examinations (at least 4 subjects passed) & Cameroon GCE Advanced Level Examinations (at least 3 subjects passed). The individual O level subjects have to passed with a minimum grade of G and the individual A level subjects need to be passed with a minimum grade of E.
Documentation required: General Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level) & General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level) & Result Slips. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below)
- Brevet de Technicien / Diplôme de Bachelier de Technicien. The final exam must be passed with a GPA of at least 10. It must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to a minimum 60 ECTS-points.
Documentation required: Diplôme de Technicien/Brevet de Technicien or Attestation de Réussite, as well as your Relevé des Notes, Probatoire and 1 year of further education equating to a minimum 60 ECTS-points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below)
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Cameroon GCE Ordinary Level Examinations (O) - Cameroon GCE Ordinary Level Examinations (at least 4 subjects passed) & Cameroon GCE Advanced Level Examinations (at least 2 subjects passed). The individual O level subjects have to passed with a minimum grade of G and the individual A level subjects need to be passed with a minimum grade of E. It must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to a minimum 60 ECTS-points.
Documentation required: General Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level) & General Certificate of Education (Advanced Level) & Result Slips, as well as documentation of 1 year of further education equating to a minimum 60 ECTS-points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below)
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Thanaweya A’ama (General Secondary School Certificate) or Secondary Certificate/Al-Azhar Institute.
The above cannot stand alone it must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to a minimum of 60 ECTS points to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
General Secondary School Certificate & transcripts for the last two years of your upper secondary education and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Ethiopian School Leaving Certificate Examination (ESLCE) (up until 2002). The final exam must be passed with a GPA of at least C in mathematics and English and three other subjects have to be passed with an average of 2.0 out of 4.0 (if the scale is A-F you need to have passed 50% with at least a C).
Documentation required: Ethiopian School Leaving Certificate if you have more than one certificate, we need all of your certificates and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
- Secondary School Leaving Examination (SSLE) (from 2021 and further on)
Documentation required: All relevant certificates including the examination certificate(s) and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
- Ethiopian Higher Education Entrance Examination (EHEEE) (from 2003 until 2010). Depending on the year you have graduated there are various requirements you can find more information here: Link (in Danish only).
Documentation required: Ethiopien Higher Education Entrance Examination (if you have more than one certificate, we need all of your certificates) and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
- University Entrance Examination Certificate (UEEC) (from 2011 until 2020). You need to have taken 7 subjects including English and mathematics and the exam passed with a minimum of 250 out of 700.
Documentation required: University Entrance Examination Certificate if you have more than one certificate, we need all of your certificates) and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) showing at least 5 subjects passed with C6 or better (English must be compulsory). This must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS – it cannot stand alone.
Documentation required: WASSCE certificate and all school transcripts and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS
- General Certificate of Education (O level)/School Certificate + General Certificate of Education (A level)/High School Certificate showing at least 9 subjects passed, including at least 6 different subjects and 3 A-levels (at least one grade D).
Documentation required: Certificates and grade transcripts for School Certificate (O-level) & West African Examinations Council (Advanced Level).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSSCE)/West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). The exam must be passed with a minimum of 24 (which equals a D as GPA) or if the scale is from A1 to F9 you need to have passed with at least grade of E8. This must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
Documentation required: Result slip (Statement of Result) and Certificate for SSSCE-exam either Senior Secondary School Certificate (by WAEC) or West African Senior School Certificate Examination (by WAEC) and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
- West African School Certificate (WASC/O level) & West African Higher School Certificate Examination (WAHSC/A level) showing at least 9 subjects passed, including at least 6 different subjects. 6 O-levels subjects and at least 3 A-level subjects (at least one grade D or better).
Documentation required: Certificate for WASC and WAHSC. Please send your certificates directly from the West African Examinations Council. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) - it must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required: Exam certificate (please note we do not accept any Result Slip) and you must have at least 7 subjects and passed all exams with a minimum of C+, C- and D+. You also need to document 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Baccalauréat / Baccalauréat de l'Enseignement Secondaire (général). The baccaleuréat must have been passed with a minimum GPA of 10.
- Baccalauréat / Baccalauréat de l'Enseignement Secondaire (technique and professionnel). The baccaleuréat must have been passed with a minimum GPA of 10.
The above cannot stand alone they must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to a minimum of 60 ECTS points to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Documentation required: Exam certificate and relevé des notes obtenues à l’examen du Baccalauréat and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
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GCE Advanced Level (A-level) - GCE Ordinary Level (O-level) - 7 subjects passed in at least 5 different subjects and 2 subjects on A-level. The individual O-level subjects have to passed with a minimum grade of 8 and the individual A-level subjects need to be passed with a minimum grade of E.
Documentation required: General Certificate for Ordinary Level (O-level) and Certificate for Advanced Level (A-level) & result transcript/slips from West African Education Council (WAEC). Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
- Senior School Certificate (SSC)/West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) (fra 1989-). A minimum of 6 subjects are required including English and mathematics. All subjects must be passed with a minimum grade of E8.
Documentation required: Exam certificate and grade transcripts, as well as Statement of Results from either West African Examinations Council (WAEC) or National Examination Council (NECO) and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
- National Technical Certificate (NTC)/National Business Certificate (NBC). A minimum of 6 subjects and all subjects must be passed.
Documentation required: Exam certificate and grade transcripts from the exam authorities and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
All of the above cannot stand alone they must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to a minimum of 60 ECTS points to fulfil the general entry requirement.
- GCE Advanced Level (A-level) - GCE Ordinary Level (O-level) at least 9 subjects passed in at least 6 different subjects and 3 subjects on A-level. The individual O-level subjects have to passed with a minimum grade of 8 and the individual A-level subjects need to be passed with a minimum grade of E.
Documentation required: General Certificate for Ordinary Level (O-level) and Certificate for Advanced Level (A-level) & result transcript/slips from West African Education Council (WAEC). Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
- National Diploma/Ordinary National Diploma (Admission only to same study field as in Nigeria). All subjects must be passed.
Documentation required: Exam certificate and grade transcripts from the exam authorities. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
- Nigerian Certificate of Education. All subjects must be passed with a minimum grade of Credit or Merit (which is A, B or C).
Documentation required: Exam certificate and grade transcripts from the exam authorities. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- National Senior Certificate (NSC) (from 2008) which indicates that the minimum requirements for admission to bachelor programmes are met.
Documentation required: National Senior Certificate (NSC). Grade transcripts for the last 3 years. Verification Form at the top of the page (for the specific entry requirements).
- Senior certificate (until 2014) with at least 4 passed Higher Grade Subjects that includes an endorsement.
Documentation required: Senior certificate that includes an endorsement. Verification Form at the top of the page (for the specific entry requirements).
- National Senior Certificate (NSC) (from 2008) which indicates that the minimum requirements for admission to diploma and/or higher certificate programmes are met. This must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS.
Documentation required: National Senior Certificate (NSC). Grade transcripts for the last 3 years and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS. Verification Form at the top of the page (for the specific entry requirements).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English B: If you have a South African National Senior Certificate/Senior Certificate, you automatically fulfil the English B & A requirement, provided that the full National Senior Certificate/Senior Certificate has been completed in South Africa. If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
If you have a South African National Senior Certificate/Senior Certificate, you automatically fulfil the English B & A requirement, provided that the full National Senior Certificate/Senior Certificate has been completed in South Africa. If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Baccalauréat de l'enseignement secondaire. The combined exam results must be passed with a minimum GPA of 10.
- Baccalauréat de l'enseignement professionnel (Bac Pro) (from 2008 and forward). The combined exam results must be passed with a minimum GPA of 10.
Documentation required: Diplôme du Baccalauréat or Attestation, as well as Relevé de notes. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
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6 subjects in Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) + 3 subjects (principal subjects) & General Paper in Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) (English and Mathematics compulsory). You need to have passed the UCE subjects with a minimum grade of 8 and UACE subjects with a minimum grade of E. 1 subject from the principal subject level can be substituted for 2 subjects on the subsidiary subject level, but only 1 subject (not 2 subjects) can be substituted.
Documentation required: Exam certificate for both UCE and UACE or Letter of Verification of Results for both. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
- Ordinary Diploma (Admission only to same study field as in Uganda). All subjects must be passed with a minimum grade of Pass (P).
Documentation required: Exam certificate and all of your grade transcripts for the complete duration of the education. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
- National Diploma (Admission only to same study field as in Uganda). All subjects must be passed with a minimum grade of Pass (P).
Documentation required: Exam certificate and all of your grade transcripts for the complete duration of the education. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
- 6 subjects in Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) + 2 subjects (principal subjects) + General Paper in Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) (English and Mathematics compulsory). You need to have passed the UCE subjects with a minimum grade of 8 and UACE subjects with a minimum grade of E and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
Documentation required: Exam certificate for both UCE and UACE or Letter of Verification of Results for both and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
Asia
You will likely need to pay an application fee and/or tuition fees. Check your status at the bottom of this page.
Afghanistan
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Grade 12 Graduation Examination/Baccaluria (12 years in total) or Vocational grade 12 Graduation Examination/Baccaluria (12 years in total) + 1 year of higher education.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Grade 12 Graduation Examination/Baccaluria (12 years in total) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Higher Secondary School Certificate*
The above cannot stand alone and must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points to fulfil the general entry requirement.
* These streams are accepted: Agriculture, Business Studies/Commerce, Home economics, Humanities, Music and Science.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Certificate, result card, mark certificate and mark sheet. You might be asked to provide your Secondary school certificate and result card, mark certificate and mark sheet. You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Certificate of Graduation from Upper Middle School (gaozhong biyezhengshu or gaojizhongxue) & gaokao.
The above cannot stand alone and must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Certificate of graduation, grade transcripts of all 3 years of your upper secondary education, & gaokao & 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- All India Senior School Certificate (AISSC)/All India and Delhi Senior School Certificate, exam taken at Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or
- Indian School Certificate Examination (ISC), exam taken at Council for the Indian School Certificate (CISCE) or Higher Secondary Certificate
All above must be accompanied by 1 year of further education. The above cannot stand alone.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Certificate and grade transcript for all year including exam results and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits). You must upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload any documentation that you are able to so far plus confirmation of the courses you are currently taking and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Dore Motavasete Dovom - Nazari / Certificate of Secondary School Studies (from 2019 onwards)
- Dore Motavasete Dovom – Fani-Herfe'i/Certificate of Secondary School Studies, Technical and Vocational (from 2019 onwards)
- Dore Motavasete Dovom - Kār-Dāneš/Certificate of Secondary School Studies, Work and Knowledge (from 2019 onwards)
The above cannot stand alone and must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Documentation required:
Dore Motavasete Dovom including grade transcript. Your documentation needs to include your GPA – if your diplomas do not have your GPA on them, then you need official documentation of this GPA. In addition, 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
- Govāhināmeh Pāyāne Tahsilāte Motevasete - Nazari/Certificate of Secondary School Studies, Theoretical and Pish Daneshgahi/Pre-University Certificate
- Govāhināmeh Pāyāne Tahsilāte Motevasete – Fani-Herfe'i/Certificate of Secondary School Studies, Technical and Vocational Stream and Pish Daneshgahi/Pre-University Certificate
The above cannot stand alone and must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Documentation required:
High school diploma and grade transcript, as well as Pre-University diploma with grade transcript or high school diploma and Karani with grade transcript. If your diplomas do not have your passing GPAs on them, then you need official documentation of this GPA. In addition, 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Te'udat Bagrut - תעודת בגרות.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Bagrut Certificate. You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho (academic) or Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho (vocational).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Exam certificate/ final diploma.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- General Secondary Certificate/Baccalauréat Libanais / Baccalauréat Libanais II and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
Documentation required:
Baccalauréat including all grade transcripts from this education and your national exam passed with a minimum grade of 10 (without the national exam you are not eligible to apply) and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
- Baccalauréat Technique and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points.
Documentation required:
Baccalauréat including all grade transcripts from this education and your national exam passed with a minimum grade of 10 (without the national exam you are not eligible to apply) and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- School Leaving Certificate Examinations (Grade XI and XII) (from 2018) / Higher Secondary Certificate (until 2017) or Proficiency Certificate + 1 year of further education.
The above cannot stand alone and must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
School Leaving Certificate Examination (Grade XI and XII): Academic Transcript and Certificate/Migration Certificate issued by National Examinations Board.
Higher Secondary Certificate (12 år): Academic Transcript, Mark Sheet and Migration Certificate and Provisional Certificate/Certificate. These documents are issued by Higher Secondary Education Board up until 2015 and by National Examinations Board in 2016 + 2017.
Proficiency Certificate: Proficiency Certificate
You must also document 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC)/Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC)/Intermediate Examination/Intermediate
- Diploma of Faculty of Arts/Science (FA/FSc)
- Certificate/Diploma in Commerce/Intermediate in Commerce
All above must be accompanied by 1 year of further education. The above cannot stand alone.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Result Card, Mark Certificate, Mark Sheet and and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need High School Diploma (Katibayan), Academic Track from 2018 (12 years in total) + 1 year of further education OR
- High School Diploma (Leaving Certificate, Diploma, Katibayan, Katunayan) up until 2017 (10 years in total) + 2 years of further education OR
- Senior High School (Katibayan), Arts and Design Track/Sports Track/Technical-Vocational Livelihood Track from 2018 (12 years in total) + 1 year of further education.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
The abovementioned documents plus a grade transcript. If you graduated your Katibayan before 2018 you must also send your Certificate of Graduation (Katunayan). Additionally, you must upload documentation for completing 1 (or 2 if needed) year(s) of further education.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Ilbankye Kodung Hakkyo (Academic High School Diploma/Graduation Certificate) or Silopkye Kodung Hakkyo (Vocational High School Diploma/Specialised Schools)*.
* Please note there may be specific units you must fulfil.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Graduation Certificate or Academic High School Diploma and grade transcript. If you have taken CSAT in South Korea you can enclose this as well. You need to upload a scan of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload any documentation that you are able to so far plus confirmation of the courses you are currently taking.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Al Shahada Al Thanawiya / Baccalauréat.
The above cannot stand alone and must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Exam certificate including grades and 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Matayom VI (M6)/Maw6
The above cannot stand alone and must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Mathyaom VI Certificate & transcripts with subjects and grades & 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Bằng Tốt nghiệp Trung học Phổ thong
- Giay Chung Nhan Pho Thong Trung Hoc (provisional certificate)
The above cannot stand alone and must be accompanied by 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database. Bằng Tốt Nghiệp Trung Học Có Số does not give access to universities in Denmark.
Documentation required:
Certificate & transcripts with subjects and grades & 1 year of further education equating to 60 ECTS points. Verification form for the specific entry requirements (see below).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
Americas
You will likely need to pay an application fee and/or tuition fees. Check your status at the bottom of this page.
Argentina
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Titulo de Bachiller, plus 1 year of further education at university level to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Documentation required:
Titulo de Bachiller, including Certificado de Notas/Calificaciones and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Diploma/Grado/Titulo de Bachiller en humanidades or Diploma/Grado/Titulo de Bachiller Tecnico + 1 year of higher education.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Your final Diploma + transcripts from all 4 years of study (Secondario Humanidades) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need a Certificado de Ensino Médio/Certificado de Conclusão de Ensino Médio Supletiv, plus 1 year of further education at university level to fulfil the general entry requirement.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
You must upload your final Diploma + Histórico Escolar (transcript of grades) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- Alberta: General or Advanced High School Diploma (Alberta) that completes the Canadian requirements for admission to higher education. The education must be passed with a minimum of 60% or more.
Documentation required: Alberta High School Diploma + Transcript of Academic Achievements.
- British Colombia: Secondary School Diploma / Senior Secondary Graduation Diploma (Dogwood Diploma) that completes the Canadian requirements for admission to higher education. Depending on the year you have graduated there are various requirements you can find more information here: Link (in Danish only)
Documentation required: Dogwood Diploma + Transcript of grades.
- New Brunswick: High School Graduation Diploma / Diplôme de Fin d'Etudes Secondaires. Depending on the year you have graduated there are various requirements you can find more information here: Link (in Danish only)
Documentation required: High School Diploma or Graduation Certificate Diplôme de Fin d’Etudes Secondaires
- Ontario: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) (Advanced level). Depending on the year you have graduated there are various requirements you can find more information here: Link (in Danish only)
Documentation required: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) (incl. documentation for OAC) + Ontario Student Transcript. The documentation for OAC is only relevant if you finished in the year of 2000 or before.
- Québec: Diplôme d'Etudes Collegiales (DEC)/Diploma of Collegial Studies (DCS) (préuniversité/general). Courses must be passed with a minimum of 60%.
Documentation required: Diplôme d'Etudes Collegiales (DEC)/Diploma of Collegial Studies (DCS) (préuniversité/general) + transcript of records.
If your province is not listed above please check what you need to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database and contact us at bacheloradmission@cbs.dk
Please note that neither GED, SAT nor honors fulfils the general entry requirement and therefore will not be part of an application assessment.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to have a Canadian High School Diploma. It does not make a difference if the high school was completed in Canada, abroad or in several countries.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Mathematics Verification Form below and/or your AP College Board Student Score Report if you have taken an AP mathematics course) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and that you have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
To fulfil English A: you need to have a Canadian High School Diploma, all of which must have been taken in Canada and/or the USA. If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Licencia de educación media/licencia de enseñanza media/licencia secundaria (must be passed with an average of minimum 4 over the course of all 4 years) + 1 year of further education.
If you have another education from Chile you can check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Your final Diploma + transcripts from all 4 years of study (certificado de concentración de notas de ensenanza media) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Bachillerato Académico / Diploma de Bachiller Académico or Bachillerato Técnico/Diploma de Bachiller Técnico + 1 year of further education.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Your Diploma de Bachiller + transcripts of grades and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Título de Bachiller (Bachillerato) / Diploma de Conclusión de Estudios de Educación Diversificada or Técnico en el nivel medio en la especialidad (Técnico Medio) + Bachiller en Enseñanza Media + 1 year of higher education. All years of the Bachiller must be passed with a minimum of 70 or more.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Your final diploma + transcript of grades (Certificado de Notas / Calificaciones) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Bachillerato/Título de Bachiller en Arte/Ciencias/(previously Bachillerato/Titulo de Bachiller en Humanidades Modernas) or Bachillerato/Título de Bachiller Unico Integral or Bachillerato/Título de Bachiller Tecnico + 1 year of further education.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Your final diploma + transcripts of grades (Certificado de Notas/Calificaciones) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need a Bachillerato General/Unico or Bachillerato Tecnológico + 1 year of further education.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Your final diploma (preparatoria) or transcript of grades + Certificado de Estudios (It must be clear from the document that the Bachillerato is passed). Additionally, you must upload documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need a Bachiller en Ciencias y Letras (with Bachillerato certificate) + 1 year of higher education.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Your Bachiller diploma + transcript of grades (Certificado de Notas/Calificaciones) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need a Bachillerato Científico + 1 year of further education. If you have another upper secondary education/Bachillerato please contact us at bacheloradmission@cbs.dk
Check what you need from your country to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database. If your country is not featured please contact us at bacheloradmission@cbs.dk.
Documentation required:
Your final Bachillerato diploma + transcript of grades (Certificado de Notas/Calificaciones) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits). If your documentation is not in English, French or German, you also need to upload an official translation.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Certificado Oficial de Estudios / Certificado de Educación Secundaria Común Completa (quinto) + 1 year of further education.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Your final diploma + transcript of grades (Certificado de Notas/Calificaciones) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
- Check what you need from your country to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database. If your country is not featured please contact us at bacheloradmission@cbs.dk.
- You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If your documentation is not in English, French or German, you also need to upload an official translation. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
- Check what you need from your country to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database. If your country is not featured, please contact us at bacheloradmission@cbs.dk.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If your documentation is not in English, French or German, you also need to upload an official translation. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
US High School Diploma and 3 AP tests (each passed with a minimum score of 3 and the 3 tests must be from different subject areas) to fulfil the general entry requirement. The 3 AP tests can be substituted with 1 year of full-time undergraduate college studies (equating to minimum 60 ECTS-points).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
High School Diploma, official High School Grade Transcript and your AP College Board Student Score Report (and/or the official grade transcript of your college studies).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
Please note that neither GED, SAT nor honors fulfils any part of the general entry requirement and therefore will not be part of an application assessment.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements
To fulfil English level B: you need to have a US High School Diploma. It does not make a difference if the high school was completed in the USA, abroad or in several countries.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to have passed an AP Calculus test with a minimum score of 3 (AP Calculus includes differential calculus). Pre-Calculus does not fulfil the requirement (as it does not include differential calculus). In addition to the AP Calculus documentation (AP College Board Student Score Report), you need to upload documentation (fill in 'US Mathematics verification form' below) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of mathematics, passed a final exam and your curriculum has covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
US Mathematics Verification Form
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
To fulfil English A: you need to have a US High School Diploma plus 3 AP tests/one year of full-time college studies, all of which must have been taken in the US. If part or all of the above has been done in a non-English-speaking country, the English A requirement is not automatically fulfilled and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
- You need Título de Educación Media General/Bachillerato/Titulo de Bachiller or Bachillerato/Titulo de Bachiller agropecuario/comercial/industrial/mercantil/salud) + 1 year of further education. Note that the Bachillerato must be passed with a minimum of 10.
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
Your final diploma and transcript of grades (diploma + transcript of grades (Certificado de Notas/Calificaciones) and documentation for completing 1 year of further education (equivalent to 60 ECTS/30 US credits).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
Other international educations
You will likely need to pay an application fee and/or tuition fees. Check your status at the bottom of this page.
Dansk-Fransk Baccalauréat
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Calculating the GPA:
How to convert the GPA and the conversion table between the French and Danish grading scales can be found here (Frankrig; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
The following information is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
It depends on what Province curriculum your international Canadian high school follows - you can find the information under the page for Canada (under Americas).
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
As above look under Canada.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
An international Canadian high school does not automatically fulfil English level A. You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Calculating the GPA:
The GPA given on the diploma is converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (European Baccalaureate / Europæisk Studentereksamen; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Requirements in the European Baccalaureate / Europæisk Studentereksamen:
The European Baccaluareate / Europæisk Studentereksamen must fulfil all of the following criteria in order to fulfil the general entry requirement:
- The GPA must be minimum 60%
- Up to and including 2013: a minimum of 2 of the 4 oral exams must be a language course including mother tongue (Language 1 / L1) and minimum 2 of the 5 written exams must be in one of the language courses including mother tongue (Language 1 / L1)
- As of and including 2014: 1 of the 3 oral exams must be mother tongue (or the teaching language of the language section enrolled in) while 3 of the 5 written exams must be mother tongue, first foreign language and Maths
The following information valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As your upper secondary exam cannot be directly converted to the Danish grading system (starting from the 2024 admission round in accordance to the Ministry of Higher Education and Science (in Danish only): Eksamenshåndbogen — Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriet (ufm.dk)) all IGCSEs, AS- and A-level applicants can only be assessed in Quota 2 – you can read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
If you have a BTEC Level 3 diploma (se further below), you will also be assessed in Quota 2.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT - IGCSE, AS- and A-levels
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
IGCSE, AS- and A-levels (minimum total of 9 subjects – made up of least 6 different subjects including a combination equivalent of 3 A-levels (it needs to include at least 1 A-level, but can be made up of a combination where 2 AS-levels equates to 1 A-level).
Applicants with AS- and A-levels only (where the IGCSE equivalent was taken in another education system): a minimum of 2 subjects at AS-level and 3 subjects at A-level (altogether 5 different subjects). One of the AS-levels can be replaced with the ’Extended Project’ level 3
Documentation required:
All final IGCSE certificate(s), AS-level certificate(s) and A-level certificate(s) NB, We cannot use predicted grades or the Candidate Statement of Provisional Results as final documentation. If you have misplaced your IGCSE or A-level certificates, you can order a Certified Statement of Results from the relevant exam board. For further information, please see here.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements
To fulfil English level B: Automatically fulfilled
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: AS-level Mathematics (for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need a minimum grade of E from 2009 onwards and for the equivalent of 6.0 you would need a minimum grade of C)).
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B - one of the following:
- History at IGCSE level*
- Sociology at IGCSE level* .
- Economics at IGCSE level*
- Business Studies at IGCSE level*
*for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need to have passed the subject and with a minimum grade of 2 or E depending on where you have taken the exam.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
To fulfil English level A - one of the following:
- A-level English language
- A-level English Literature
- One of the accepted language tests
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT - BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma/BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma
- BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma/BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (and an additional 6 GCSEs or IGCSEs).
Documentation required:
Final BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma and IGCSE certificate(s), and where applicable AS-level certificate(s) and A-level certificate(s) NB, We cannot use predicted grades or the Candidate Statement of Provisional Results as final documentation.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements
To fulfil English level B: Automatically fulfilled
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: AS-level Mathematics (for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need a minimum grade of E from 2009 onwards. From 2017/19 onwards for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need a minimum grade of 2 and for the equivalent of 6.0 you would need a minimum grade of 5).
Alternatively, you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B - one of the following:
- History at IGCSE level*
- Sociology at IGCSE level*
- Economics at IGCSE level*
- Business Studies at IGCSE level*
(*for the equivalent of 2.0 on the Danish grading scale you need to have passed the subject and with a minimum grade of 2 or E depending on where you have taken the exam).
Alternatively, you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
To fulfil English level A - one of the following:
- A-level English language
- A-level English Literature
- One of the accepted language tests
For all other upper secondary certificates, you should contact Bachelor Admission via e-mail.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
International Baccalaureate - IB Diploma |
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If you have a retake, remember to upload both your retake and your first diploma or course result.
Calculating the GPA:
The total number of points is converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (International Baccalaureate; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Requirements in the International Baccalaureate:
The International Baccaluareate must fulfil all of the following criteria in order to fulfil the general entry requirement:
- Total points must be a minimum of 24 (including bonus and minus penalty points)
- Minimum of 6 subjects passed
- Minimum of 3, and no more than 4, subjects passed at Higher level (HL)
- All the other courses must be passed at Subsidiary level (SL)
- Extended Essay must have been submitted
- The course Theory of Knowledge (TOK) must have been completed
- All CAS Activities (Creativity, Action and Service) must have been completed
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
International Baccalaureate - Diploma Programme (DP) Course Results
(Please note the IB Diploma Programme (DP) Course Result does not fulfil the general entry requirement. Read more under Requirements for applicants with a Diploma Programme (DP) Course Results) |
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Calculating the GPA
The total number of points is converted to the Danish grading scale using the conversion table here (International Baccalaureate; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
Requirements for applicants with a Diploma Programme (DP) Course Results
You must fulfil all of the following criteria in order to fulfil the general entry requirement:
- Total points must be a minimum of 18 (including bonus and minus penalty points)
- The minimum grade 3 in all 6 subject
- Supplement to your DP Course Result:
- Minimum 2 HF single courses or GSK courses.
- Minimum 250 hours of teaching and 100 hours of preparation of written coursework.
- Minimum 1 A level course and minimum 1 B level course.
- Courses at C level cannot be used as part of the supplementary courses.
- 60 ECTS passed from a higher education (exceptions may occur)
The following table of comparisons is valid for the admission year 2024 only. Please note some information below are still awaiting possible updates.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirement for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information in the table below to see if you fulfil.
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Upper Secondary Leaving Exam |
Baccalauréat Francais International Before 2024 Option Internationale du Baccalaureát OIB |
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Calculating the GPA:
The French GPA given in Total pour mention is converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
If this is not given, the GPA is calculated by dividing the total point sum with the total weighting, Coeff. If there is registration in the 2nd round, Epreuves de 2e groupe, the GPA is taken from the Total 1er groupe + 2e groupe. The GPA is then converted to the Danish grading scale (see below).
The conversion table between the French and Danish grading scales can be found here (Option Internationale du Baccalauréat; -> Karakterer. Available in Danish only).
The following information valid for the admission year 2024 only.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
Interntional US High School Diploma and 3 AP tests (each passed with a minimum score of 3 and the 3 tests must be from different subject areas) to fulfil the general entry requirement. The 3 AP tests can be substituted with 1 year of full-time undergraduate college studies (equating to minimum 60 ECTS-points).
Check if your qualifications are sufficient to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
Documentation required:
International US High School Diploma, official High School Grade Transcript and your AP College Board Student Score Report (and/or the official grade transcript of your college studies).
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
Please note that neither GED, SAT nor honors fulfils any part of the general entry requirement and therefore will not be part of an application assessment.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to have an international US High School Diploma. It does not make a difference if the high school diploma was completed in the USA, abroad or in several countries.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to have passed an AP Calculus test with a minimum score of 3 (AP Calculus includes differential calculus). Pre-Calculus does not fulfil the requirement (as it does not include differential calculus). In addition to the AP Calculus documentation (AP College Board Student Score Report), you need to upload documentation (fill in 'US Mathematics verification form' below) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of mathematics, passed a final exam and your curriculum has covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
US Mathematics Verification Form
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
An international US high school does not automatically fulfil English level A. You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
Rest of the worldAs we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements (see below), the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 - here.
In the information below you can see how to fulfil the requirements.
Check the Specific Entry Requirements and Language Requirements for the programmes you are interested in and match them with the information below to see if you fulfil.
APPLICATION FEE
In order to have your application assessed you need to pay an application fee.
If you are not an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen and you do not hold a residence permit exempting you from paying, you must pay the Application Fee by 15 March.
GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENT
You need to document that you fulfil the general entry requirement
To fulfill the general entry requirement you need:
Check what you need from your country to fulfil the general entry requirement in the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science database.
You need to upload a copy of the original documents required. If you need 1 year of further education (equating to 60 ECTS points) in addition to your upper secondary/high school education to fulfil the general entry requirement, then you also need to upload official documentation for that. If you are in the process of completing the general entry requirement, you must upload the final diploma and other required documents before the deadline.
SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
You need to document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements.
To fulfil English level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you fulfil minimum 210 hours of English and that you have covered the following topics: Understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.
IMPORTANT: The English course(s) MUST be part of your upper secondary education and must be passed with a final exam, with grades that are higher than the minimum passing grade.
To qualify for an English taught bachelor programme, you also need to meet the language requirement (see below). This means that you need to fulfil English level A.
To fulfil Mathematics level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 250 hours of Mathematics, have passed a final exam and have covered the following topics: Statistics and probability theory; Functions and equations; Circular functions and trigonometry; Matrices; Vectors; Calculus; Algebra; Use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.
To fulfil Social Studies/History level B: you need to upload documentation (Verification Form at the top of the page) that you have had a minimum of 200 hours of Social Studies / History as part of your upper secondary/high school education, have passed a final exam and have covered some the following topics: Regional and global history, sociology, politics and ideology.
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
You must document that you fulfil the language requirement.
You need to upload documentation that you fulfil English level A. Read more about fulfilling the English language requirement here.
MOTIVATIONAL ESSAY
You need to upload a motivational essay for each programme.
As we cannot directly convert your GPA to the Danish system, the selection process is based on an overall assessment of your grades in the specific entry requirements, the motivational essay and Quota 2 activities. Read more about the overall assessment in Quota 2 here.
TUITION FEES
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen and you will need a residence permit to study in Denmark and you will need to pay tuition fees each semester (we will start this process, if you are accepted to CBS).
If you need a residence permit to study in Denmark, make sure that you have checked all the relevant deadlines.
Note that CBS does not offer any scholarships for bachelor/ undergraduate students.
TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS
Diploma: If your diploma/ certificate is not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload an official translation as well as a scan of the originals.
Other documentation: If you have documents that are not in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Spanish or German, then you must upload a translation as well as a scan of the originals. You are welcome translate all relevant documents yourself.
Documents that are not in one of the above languages will not be assessed as part of your application.
YOU CAN APPLY FOR AN APPRAISAL
You can apply for an appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
This is where we assess in advance whether or not you fulfil all the entry requirements. Read more under 'Appraisal (pre-assessment)'.
Application fee, Tuition fee and Resident Permit
Non-EU/EEA citizens - Application fee
Who needs to pay an application fee?
If you are not a citizen of an EU/EEA country and you have not obtained/ will not obtain a upper secondary leaving exam issued by a Danish educational institution, you are required to pay an application fee in order to have your application(s) assessed.
In other words: if you apply for a CBS bachelor programme and have obtained/will obtain a Danish upper secondary school leaving exam (stx, hhx, htx, hf, gif, eux), or an upper secondary school leaving exam done at Duborgskolen, AP Møller skolen, Greenland or the Faroe Islands, you are not to pay an application fee, regardless of your citizenship.
The application fee is 150 EURO (or approx. 1.150 DKK) per applicant per admission round.
If you have one of the following residence permits, you have the same rights as a Danish citizen and are therefore not to pay the application fee:
(Contact CBS Admissions if you are unsure whether your residence permit exempts you or not.)
- Permanent residence permit in Denmark (“permanent opholdstilladelse”)
- Residence permit in Denmark with a view to for permanent residence in Denmark (“opholdstilladelse med mulighed for varigt ophold”)
- "EU-opholdsbekendtgørelsen" - residence permit in Denmark according to the EU/EEA regulations
CBS Admissions will make a decision based on your actual residence permit.
Other Nordic countries
Permanent residence in another Nordic country (Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Greenland, the Faroe Islands) may also grant you an exemption.
Non-Nordic EU/EEA residence permits
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen with permanent residence in another EU/EEA country, you are not exempt from paying the application fee or the tuition fees.
Refugees
If you have a refugee residence permit, you may be exempt from paying the application and tuition fees. Please contact the Admissions Office for further details.
Who does not need to pay the application fee?
EU citizens and citizens of Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Switzerland do not have to pay the application fee.
If you have one of the above residence permits that exempt you, it is very important that you upload documentation for it when you apply on optagelse.dk.
If you are in the process of applying for one of the above residence permits, but you have not yet obtained one, you must pay the application fee.
The application fee is 150 EURO (or approx. 1.150 DKK) per applicant per application round. You only have to pay the application fee once, even if you submit more than one application during an admission round.
Payment
The application fee is 150 EURO (or approx. 1.150 DKK) per applicant, per application year. Your application will not be assessed until the Admissions Office has established that the application fee has been paid.
Payment must be made on the link below (CBS Admission NemTilmeld). Please remember that you have to upload a copy of your receipt on www.optagelse.dk alongside your application.
The deadline for paying the application fee is 15 March at 12.00 noon, CET.
Bachelor Admission Application Fee
Reimbursement?
The application fee is reimbursed if you are accepted to and start at one of the programmes applied for (i.e. you are offered a study spot and are registered as an active student by 1 October).
The application fee can only be reimbursed on condition that the credit/debit card you used to pay the fee is still valid, and that you open a Danish bank account after moving to Denmark. The application fee will not be reimbursed under any other circumstances. The reimbursement of the application fee takes place between 1 October and 31 December. NB: a service fee might be retained by the bank(s) processing the reimbursement.
If you withdraw your application after 15 March at 12.00 noon, CET, you cannot expect a reimbursement.
Non-EU/EEA citizens - Tuition fees
Please note: We do not offer any scholarships for undergraduate degree programmes. Scholarships are ONLY available at the graduate level.
The tuition fee for students enrolling in any full-time bachelor programme at CBS is EURO 6,500 per semester (EURO 13,000 per year) or DKK 49,000 per semester (DKK 98,000 per year).
Who needs to pay tuition fees?
All non-EU/-EEA/-Swiss citizens must pay tuition fees. Citizens of EU countries as well as Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Liechtenstein are not to pay tuition fees. All other nationalities are required to pay tuition fees when studying in Denmark (see below for information on a possible exemption based on prior residence in Denmark).
The following non-EU/-EEA/-Swiss citizens are exempt from paying the application fee if you have:
- Permanent residence permit in Denmark (“permanent opholdstilladelse”)
- Residence permit in Denmark with a view to for permanent residence in Denmark (“opholdstilladelse med mulighed for varigt ophold”)
- "EU-opholdsbekendtgørelsen" - residence permit in Denmark according to the EU/EEA regulations.
- “Opholdstilladelse som medfølgende barn” – residence in Denmark as an accompanying child (the documentation must state that you are "medfølgende barn" - the text "medfølgende familie" is not sufficient. Please be aware that holders of this residence permit are still required to pay the application fee
Other Nordic countries
You may also be exempt from paying tuition fees if you have permanent residence in another Nordic country (Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Greenland, the Faroe Islands) and you will continue to live in the relevant country during your studies; please note that CBS Admissions will make a decision based on your actual residence permit.
Non-Nordic EU/EEA residence permits
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen with permanent residence in another EU/EEA country, you are not exempt from paying the application fee or the tuition fees.
Refugees
If you have a refugee residence permit, you may be exempt from paying the application and tuition fees. Please contact the Admissions Office for further details.
Current student residence permit
Having a student residence permit (whether at another institution, or at CBS under a different programme) does not under any circumstances exempt you from paying the tuition fee. Contact CBS Admissions if you are unsure whether your residence permit exempts you or not.
If you have one of the above residence permits that exempt you from paying the tuition fee:
It is very important that you upload documentation to prove it. The CBS Admissions Office will, on the basis of the documentation provided in your application, assess whether or not you may be exempt from paying tuition fees. Make sure to upload the following documents:
- Certified copy of your residence permit letter from the Immigration Services AND
- Certified copy of your residence permit card PLUS (if applicable)
- Certified copy of the page in your passport giving you residence permit
Based on the documentation you upload, CBS Admissions will grant (or deny) you an exemption. Please note that you may still be required to pay the application fee. If you are currently in the process of applying for one of the above residence permits, you should document this, as we may then prolong the deadline for receiving the permit or paying tuition fees.
How much and where should this be paid?
- The tuition fee for students enrolling in any full-time bachelor programme at CBS is EURO 6,500 per semester (EURO 13,000 per year) or DKK 49,000 per semester (DKK 98,000 per year).
- The tuition fee must be paid per semester.
- The payment cannot be split up in several installments.
- You will receive an invoice with details about how to pay the tuition fee via email.
If you are offered a place at CBS, you must pay the tuition fee for the first semester by the deadline given in your letter of acceptance.
Please note that we will initiate the residence permit application process only after the tuition fee is cleared in our account.
CBS Admissions will send you invoices for the subsequent semesters before the beginning of each semester (i.e. before 1 February and 1 September).
Can I get the money back?
It is only possible to have the tuition fee reimbursed in the following cases:
- if you are conditionally accepted at the programme and do not, against expectations, fulfil the requirements stated.
- if you have paid for the coming semester, but withdraw from the programme before the semester starts, the tuition fee for the coming semester will be reimbursed. The tuition fee cannot be reimbursed if you withdraw from the programme after semester start (i.e. 1 September and 1 February).
- if you, after having paid the tuition fee, obtain a residence permit exempting you from paying the tuition fee. In this case, the validity date of the permit, and not the date when the permit was issued, is of importance. e.g.: if the residence permit is valid beginning 31 August or earlier, then the tuition fee for the autumn semester will be refunded; if the residence permit is valid beginning with a date between 1 September and 31 January, then the tuition fee for the autumn semester cannot be reimbursed.
The tuition fee is automatically reimbursed to the account from which it was paid. If you close the account after applying/moving to Denmark, or if you have not paid the fee from a bank account, the automatic reimbursement cannot take place. NB: a service fee might be retained by the bank(s) processing the reimbursement.
Student Loan and External Scholarship Agreements from outside the EU
It is important to be aware of the following if you are planning to fund your studies using a loan or a scholarship from your home country.
Loans, External Scholarships and the ST1 (student residence permit): Look carefully into the timing of the loan or scholarship being offered. If you are using part of the loan or scholarship to pay tuition fees, make sure that you will receive the money and can pay the fees before the tuition fee deadline (the first deadline is usually a month after you have received your acceptance letter). We are not able to start the student residence permit application with the immigration authorities until we have received the tuition fees for your first semester at CBS.
Loan Agreements between external organisations and CBS: CBS is a big institution with a few different bodies offering study programmes that are independent of one another within CBS. If the loan company you are considering states that they have an agreement with CBS, it is important to look into where this agreement is. For example, the Sallie Mae loans from the US have an agreement with the MBA programmes at CBS. The MBA programmes are administered separately and in a different way from the full-degree bachelor and graduate programmes at CBS. We are therefore not able to accept certain loans (such as Sallie Mae) for the bachelor and graduate programmes at CBS.
US Federal Loans: We are able to accept US Federal Loans at the bachelor and graduate programmes at CBS. These loans are administered in an office separate to the admissions offices. They are only paid out twice a year after semester start (i.e. not before 1st September or 1st February). If you use the US Federal Loan to fund your studies, you may need to find an alternative way to pay your initial tuition fees, so that you can pay by the deadline and we can start the student residence permit process.
Student residence permit
When you have paid the tuition fees, the Admissions Office will start the student residence permit application process.
This means that we fill in our part of the application form, confirming that you will be a student at CBS, and send you login details to complete the application. You are then to fill in your part of the application form according to the instructions given and hand it in at the nearest Danish representation.
The application is processed by the Danish Agency for Labour Retention and International Recruitment. The agency will require you to pay a fee as part of handing in the application form; in some cases the Danish representation will also require you to pay a local fee. When the necessary fees have been paid and all documentation is available, the agency will process your application for a student residence permit, which will normally take up to six weeks. CBS receives a copy of the student residence permit letter direct from the agency.
The student residence permit is normally given with a validity date from 1 August; the permit is normally, if certain conditions are fulfilled, given for the prescribed duration of your studies plus six months.
It is a condition for the residence permit that you are active and enrolled in the study programme for which the permit is given. If this is not the case, the agency can revoke your residence permit. CBS Admissions Office is obliged to inform the agency if you are not actively following the study programme.
If you are a citizen of a European Union country or Norway or Iceland or Switzerland or Liechtenstein, you are not to pay an application fee and/or tuition fees for your studies, regardless of your educational background.
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen with permanent residence in another EU/EEA country, you are not exempt from paying the application fee or the tuition fees; however, special rules apply to you if you live in another Nordic country; read more under "Non-EU/EEA citizens - Tuition Fee".
Applicants with a refugee status
If you are an applicant currently in Denmark, or another Nordic country, with refugee status and you are interested in starting or continuing your further education at CBS, you can consider the following:
- Come to our Bachelor Open Day
This event offers a good introduction to the different bachelor programmes offered at CBS as well more practical information concerning the application process and deadlines. Further information regarding this event can be found here. - Come to our International Applicant Day
This event gives an introduction to life as an international student in Denmark as well as the opportunity to network with other potential international students. Further information regarding this event can be found here. - Consider taking a GIF as preparation for studies in Denmark
The GIF programme is a one year programme that is designed for refugees and immigrants interested in completing a Danish upper secondary exam. This exam can then be used to fulfil the general entry requirement plus potentially some of the specific entry requirements. Applicants to the GIF programme must have completed high school level in their home country plus have a certain level of Danish. Further information can be found here. - Apply for an appraisal
CBS offers an appraisal round for prospective applicants with a non-EU educational background. CBS assesses the documents sent in the appraisal application and confirms whether or not the qualifications fulfil the entry requirements for a particular programme. If you do not fulfil the entry requirements, CBS Admissions will indicate which specific entry requirements that are not fulfilled. If your appraisal indicates that you do not fulfil the specific entry requirements, you may sign up for supplementary courses. The appraisal round dates are mentioned under "Applying (pre-assessment). If you have missed this deadline but have an official refugee status in Denmark or another Nordic country, please send us an email to discuss your options. Please be aware that the application deadline for bachelor programmes in Denmark is always 15 March, 12:00 noon (CET) and if you miss this deadline, you will not be able to apply until the following year.
Documentation:
We cannot accept any applicants who do not fulfil the entry requirements. If you are not able to provide part of the official documentation of your qualifications due to circumstances, you should try to gather as much other information and documents as you are able to, to show your qualifications. We will consider application on a case by case basis and help you to find the best solution. Consider also researching single courses or language tests to document the specific entry requirements.
The official portal for foreign nationals who wish to visit, live or work in Denmark
Find information about the Danish educational system
The Ministry of Higher Education and Science's page about recognition of qualifications
Appraisal (pre-assessment)
Applying for an appraisal (pre-assessment)
A bachelor appraisal is only for applicants whose educational background cannot be converted to the Danish educational system. This is most likely applicants from outside of the EU/EEA/Switzerland or who are applying as a dispensee. A bachelor appraisal will tell you whether or not you fulfil the general and specific entry requirements for one of the bachelor programmes at CBS.
Please note an appraisal is a service we provide at CBS and it is your own responsibility to make sure you have uploaded all the relevant information required.
As it is an extra service we provide, we do not follow up on if/what documentation is missing. We do not give any feedback on what documentation you have sent us until you get your appraisal from us. If we do not have the proper or sufficient information, this will be reflected in the appraisal.
Before you apply for an appraisal
To be eligible for an appraisal you have to have completed your entire upper secondary exams/high school education, including (where required) the additional 1 year of further education needed to fulfil the general entry requirement.
If you graduate from your upper secondary school exams/high school education in 2025, then you cannot apply for an appraisal in 2025.
When can I apply for an appraisal?
You can apply for a bachelor appraisal between 01 October and 01 November.
How do I apply for an appraisal?
You need to fill out the Appraisal Form and send it by email, along with scans of all necessary documentation, to: bacheloradmission@cbs.dk within the given timeframe.
When can I expect an answer?
You can expect an answer to your appraisal between 01 December and the end of January. You are guaranteed to receive answer before the application round opens on 1 February.
For how long is my appraisal from CBS valid?
Your appraisal from CBS is only valid for the next immediate application round. For example, if you have applied for an appraisal on 15 October 2024, the answer that you receive in January 2025 would only be valid for the 2025 application round.
What do I need to be aware of with regards to an appraisal?
- You can only apply for an appraisal for one bachelor programme at CBS, so you need to specify the programme you want the appraisal for on the appraisal form.
- You need to check which documents are required from your country to fulfil the entry requirements for your upper secondary education. You can find your country or education if you scroll up to the top of this page - if you cannot find your country or education look at Rest of the world (under Other International Education).
- You can check to see if your upper secondary education certificates fulfill the general entry requirement on the Ministry of Higher Education and Science website here.
- You need to send documentation for the specific entry requirements. Remember to include course descriptions and documentation concerning hours studied for each relevant subject per year during your upper secondary school / university years. Please note that we do not accept links, you must send the documents as PDF-files.
- You need to translate your documents into English, if they are not already in English (please remember to scan and send documents in the original language as well as the translations though).
- When you send the email, please write ‘Bachelor Appraisal’ as your subject line.
- An appraisal is not an application to CBS. You will still need to apply from scratch via Optagelse.dk once the application round opens on 1 February.
- When you do apply, please remember to upload your appraisal answer along with all your documentation to your application at Optagelse.dk.
Where can I ask questions?
If you have questions please send an e-mail to bacheloradmission@cbs.dk