Single subjects

• A Danish high school degree/upper secondary education or another foreign or international exam.

• Additional to a high school degree/upper secondary education, you must fulfil the specific admission requirements to the BSc programme. The specific requirements vary depending on what programme the course belongs to. Find the specific admission requirements here.

In our Course Catalogue it is stated what BSc programme each course belongs to.

• A bachelor's degree or professional bachelor's degree.

• English language qualifications on minimum Danish B level with a grade average of 3.0 (according to the Danish 7 point grading scale).

• Danish language qualifications on Danish A level (passed without a required grade) if you are applying for a single subject course, which is part of MSc in Digital Innovation & Management or MSc in Digital Design and Interactive Technologies.

• One of the following educational levels: Bachelor's degree, Professional Bachelor's degree, Diploma degree or another foreign educational programme at the same level.

• A minimum of two years of relevant work experience (30 hours/week) acquired after your qualifying degree. Relevant experience means that you must have experience with IT related and/or organisational issues. Exemption is not possible.

• English language qualifications corresponding to a Danish B level (passed).

• Danish language qualifications on Danish A level (passed).

Application

You apply for single subjects in our application portal. Please have the documentation ready before you begin the application process. It is also possible to save the application and return to it later.

Login

When you enter the application system for the first time, you have three different ways to log in. You find help in the login guide.

The application

If you need help to fill out the application and understand the process in the application system, you can read this application guide that goes through the application process step-by-step.

When you have completed and sent your application you will receive an advising mail on the e-mail address registered in the application system. When you receive an e-mail you have to log on to the application system to review you messages.

If you need help to fill out the form, please contact us.

Disclaimer

The IT University reserves the right to adjust or cancel planned courses if we do not have enough registrations or if other organisational conditions apply.

If you do not meet the admission requirements for the course you want to apply for, you may apply for an exemption from the requirements. When you apply for a course via the application portal, you may attach the exemption application.

The application must include an explanation of what you are applying for exemption from and why. In addition, you must provide documentation of the conditions for which you are applying for an exemption. You can only be granted an exemption from the admission requirements if the IT University assesses that you have the necessary academic qualifications.

All single subject courses require a tuition fee, which must be paid before you can start the course and take part in teaching and exams.

We will send an invoice, which must be paid before you can attend lectures and go to the exam. The payment deadline is stated on the invoice. Some students have their course fees partially or fully covered by their employer, while others pay the fees themselves.

Prices per course for EU/EEA citizens:

Price per course of 7.5 ECTS	DKK 10,625
Price per course of 7.5 ECTS (part-time master, incl. meals)	DKK 12,300
Price per course of 10 ECTS	DKK 14,170
Price per course of 15 ECTS	DKK 21,250

Prices per course for non-EU/EEA citizens:

Price per course of 7.5 ECTS	DKK 18,800
Price per course of 15 ECTS	DKK 37,600

Why do non-EU/EEA participants pay a higher tuition fee?
The IT University receives a fixed rate per course from the Danish Ministry of Science. Admission of non-EU/EEA students is not subsidized by the state. Therefore, the students must pay this difference themselves.

Exceptions to the rule
If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen but have a permanent residence permit in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden, or have a temporary residence permit with the possibility of permanent residence in Denmark, you will pay the same price as EU/EEA citizens. Please submit a copy of your residence permit when you apply for one of our single subject courses in the Application Portal.

Residence and citizenship
You have to be a citizen inside EU/EEA or have a residence permit in Denmark (or one of the other Nordic countries mentioned above) to apply for a single subject. Be aware that it is not possible to get a residence permit based on your application for a single subject.

What does the fee cover?
The fee covers teaching for the course you are enrolled in as well as two exam attempts – one mandatory exam and a potential re-exam.

If you have used both exam attempts
If you have paid for a single subject course but did not pass it, you must re-enroll in the course and pay the tuition fee again. You cannot attend teaching or take exams without paying again.

Payment before each semester
The tuition fee is billed prior to the start of each semester and must be paid in full for you to attend teaching and take exams. If your employer is covering the course fee, an invoice will be sent directly to your employer’s digital mailbox.

Please remember to indicate this on your application form by providing the company’s CVR number. If your employer is a public institution, you must also provide their EAN number, to which the invoice will be sent as an electronic document. If you are paying for the course yourself, the invoice will be sent directly to your digital mailbox via your CPR number.

If you apply for admission shortly before the course starts, you should expect a very short payment deadline. This ensures that you can attend the first class and gain access to our systems and portals.

Refunds and course withdrawal
If you wish to withdraw from a course and request a refund before the course starts, you must email ITU Professional Education with your name, date of birth, and course details.

Refunds after the course has started are only granted in exceptional cases, such as death, illness, long-term sickness,stationing or the like. Requests for refunds after course start must also be sent to ITU Professional Education including documentation.

In order for you to submit your application in the application system, you must upload your documentation in PDF:

Qualifying exam
You document your qualifying exam with a copy of your diploma and grades.

English language qualifications
When you apply for a MSc or Professional Master course, you must document English language qualifications corresponding to the Danish B level. You can document this with an English test with a certain score. The test result must be no more than 2 years old. However, this does not apply to CPE or CAE.

• TOEFL paper based with minimum score: 560
• TOEFL IBT with minimum score: 88 (minimum 83 when applying for a Professional Master course)
• IELTS (academic) with minimum score: 6.5
• Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE): passed
• Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): passed

The TOEFL code for the IT University is 9015. Please use this code when you register for a TOEFL test. There is no code for IELTS or Cambridge.

You may also document English with:

• a high school degree/upper secondary education from Denmark where English as a subject is passed and corresponds to minimum Danish B level (however, if you apply for a MSc course passed is not enough - here you must fulfil a GPA of 3.0 according to the Danish 7 point grading scale)
• a bachelor taught in Danish from Denmark
• a high school degree, professional bachelor or bachelor taught in English from Denmark, another EU country, Great Britain, Norway, Iceland, Switzerland, USA, Canada, South Africa, Australia or New Zealand.

Danish language qualifications
When you apply for a Professional Master course or some specific courses on MSc level (read more under requirements), you must document Danish language qualifications corresponding to the Danish A level (passed without a required grade). You can document this with the Higher Education Exam in Danish - also called Studieprøven i dansk. Read more about it here.

Relevant work experience
When you apply for a Professional Master course, you must document two years of relevant work experience. You can document this with an employer's declaration where your job description and the duration of your employment is specified. If you are self-employed, please document with annual statements or the like.

Our single subject courses are offered in the Spring semester, Summer Semester (Summer University), and Autumn Semester.

Key semester dates:

• Late January (exams in June)

• Early/mid-July (exams in August)

• Late August (exams in January)

Some courses, particularly those taught on a part-time Master's level, may start later in Spring or Autumn (i.e. they could be running from April to June or from October to December).

If you are admitted to a single subject course, you will receive a welcome letter with additional information to prepare you for your studies at the IT University.

Disclaimer

IT University reserves the right to adjust or cancel scheduled courses, qualification programs, or master's programs if enrollment is too low, or other organizational circumstances arise.