With a foreign exam, you must always apply for admission no later than 15 March at 12:00 (midday).
With a Danish exam you can enhance your chances of admission, if you apply no later than 15 March at 12:00 (in quota 2), because your application will be considered in both quota 2 and in quota 1, if you meet the requirements for quota 1.
Admission process in quota 2
When you apply for admission to the Bachelor of Market and Management Anthropology through quota 2, you must:
- upload a motivational letter (in English) to optagelse.dk no later than March 15 (midday).
- participate in uniTEST.
- attend an interview, if you qualify based on your uniTEST results.
You must upload your motivational letter by no later than 15th March, noon via www.optagelse.dk. The letter must be written in English.
We expect your motivational letter to reflect your:
- Insight into the study programme
You are evaluated on your knowledge, insight and understanding of the study programme content. - Programme specific knowledge
You possess good mathematical knowledge and insight into social studies. - Motivation
You can substantiate your choice of study programme and place of study. You have a realistic approach to the effort expected in being able to complete the study programme.
uniTEST is a test of your general prerequisites for completing a university education. It is a multiple-choice test that consists of 95 questions and lasts 2½ hours. The test measures your general study competencies and helps determine whether you will be admitted.
uniTEST is online from March 27 - April 25, 2026.
Test content
The test is about your ability to think about and answer questions where all the necessary information is available. So you are not tested on fingertip knowledge or your qualifications within specific subject areas.
Instead, you will be asked questions to uncover your ability to:
- analyse, argue and make decisions (critical thinking)
- solve problems based on general quantitative information such as numbers, spreadsheets and graphs (quantitative thinking)
- understand a text as well as the social and cultural contexts it is an expression of (linguistic thinking)
How we evaluate your test score
You can achieve a test score between 0 and 100. To pass you need a minimum of 45 points.
Passing the test means that you are in the pool of applicants with a possibility of progressing. The actual score needed to progress may be higher depending on the number of applicants and how other applicants perform.
Weighting of the question categories
When your test score is calculated, the weighting of the three categories depends on the programme you apply for. If you apply for more than one programme, you may therefore achieve different scores related to each of the programmes.
For this programme the questions categories are weighted equally.
The interview is held online via Zoom on June 2 - 4, 2026.
The interview is based on your motivational letter. We will assess your professional and social skills within the areas:
- Motivation
You are evaluated on your ability to reflect on the motivations behind your choice of study programme. - Communication
We evaluate your communication skills in English. - Knowledge of the programme
You are evaluated on your knowledge, insight and understanding of the content of the programme. - Knowledge of international relations and societal issues
You are evaluated on your international experience and insights in international relations and global societal issues and your ability to reflect upon these.
Please present your valid picture ID when showing up for the interview.