Study agriculture in Denmark
5 agricultural study programs at 2 institutions (2 universities); 4 taught in English. Each program links to the institution's own page. This is a selection, not yet a complete list.
How studying agriculture works in Denmark
Agriculture is taught at universities, mainly the University of Copenhagen and Aarhus University. Programs follow a three-year bachelor's and a two-year master's structure; the agriculture master's programs at both universities are taught in English, while bachelor's programs at the University of Copenhagen are taught in Danish.
Sources: Eurydice: Denmark, bachelor's programmes · Study in Denmark: MSc in Agriculture, University of Copenhagen
Bachelor's programs
- Plante- og fødevarevidenskab (Plant and Food Science) Bachelor Aarhus University Starts August/September
Master's programs
- Plant and Soil Science Master Aarhus University 2 years · Full-time · Taught in English
- Soils and Global Change (Erasmus Mundus International Master, IMSOGLO) Master Aarhus University 2 years · Full-time · Taught in English
- Agricultural Economics (MSc) Master University of Copenhagen Taught in English · Starts September; February (legal right only)
- Agriculture Master University of Copenhagen 2 years · Taught in English
Institutions
| Institution | City | Programs |
|---|---|---|
| Aarhus UniversityAarhus | Aarhus | 3 |
| University of CopenhagenCopenhagen | Copenhagen | 2 |
A selection, compiled by hand from the institutions' own websites - more programs in Denmark are added over time. Other countries