Scholarships

To be eligible for the scholarship, you must be a non-EU/EEA citizen enrolling in our Master's programme in Robot Systems.

The scholarship is granted as a full tuition fee waiver and will cover the tuition fee for two years. Note that fee waiver covers 30 ECTS per semester. If the number of courses exceed 30 ECTS they are not covered by the fee waiver. 

For Terms of Payment and tuition fee rates, please see Tuition fee.

To be considered for the scholarship you simply have to apply for admission to the Master's programme. No separate scholarship application is needed. 

To be eligible for a scholarship, please note: 

• You must submit your application for admission no later than February 1 - even if you have a Danish residence permit
• Your application must include all necessary documentation at the time of submission (i.e. it must not be necessary for SDU to ask for further documentation)
• If you have applied for more than one programme at SDU, you will only be considered for the scholarship if the Master's programme in Robot Systems is your highest priority

Your application must include:

• Application deposit fee receipt
• Official Bachelor’s transcripts and diploma in English, Danish, Swedish or Norwegian – must include grades and ECTS/units/credits for each course
• Course descriptions for the courses on your transcripts
• Self-assessment form which is available under entry requirements and admission
• Proof of English language proficiency

Please note: All documents must be uploaded to your online application. We do not accept any documents sent by email.

The scholarships are awarded to the best-qualified candidates based on the grade point average of your Bachelor’s degree and an online interview with key persons from the Master’s programme. 

You will receive an invitation to the interview by email once we have processed your application for admission. 

Interviews will take place between February 19 and 28.
You will receive the invitation with short notice after February 15, so remember to check your email regularly in February. The interview consists of a few technical questions related to the entry requirements and does not require any specific preparation on your part. 

For further information about the scholarships or the admission process, please contact the admissions office.

To be eligible for the scholarship, you must be a non-EU/EEA citizen enrolling in one of the following Master's programmes in Sønderborg:

• MSc in Engineering - Mechatronics
• MSc in Engineering - Electronics
• MSc in Engineering - Mechanical Engineering

The scholarship is granted either as full or partial tuition fee waiver.

A partial tuition fee waiver covers the tuition fee for one year (second and fourth semester), and you must pay tuition for the first and third semester. Note that fee waivers cover 30 ECTS per semester. If the number of courses exceed 30 ECTS they are not covered by the fee waiver. 

For Terms of Payment and tuition fee rates, please see Tuition fee.

To be considered for the scholarship you simply have to apply for admission to one or more of the relevant Master's programmes. No separate scholarship application is needed. 

To be eligible for a scholarship, please note: 

•  You must submit your application for admission no later than February 1 - even if you have a Danish residence permit
• Your application must include all necessary documentation at the time of submission (i.e. it must not be necessary for SDU to ask for further documentation)
•  If you have applied for more than one programme at SDU, you will only be considered for the scholarship if the Master's programme is your highest priority

Your application must include:

•  Application deposit fee receipt
• Official Bachelor’s transcripts and diploma in English, Danish, Swedish or Norwegian – must include grades and ECTS/units/credits for each course
• Course descriptions for the courses on your transcripts
• Proof of English language proficiency

Please note: All documents must be uploaded to your online application. We do not accept any documents sent by email.

The scholarships are awarded to the best-qualified candidates based on the grade point average of your Bachelor’s degree and an online interview with key persons from the Master’s programme. 

You will receive an invitation to the interview by email once we have processed your application for admission. If you have applied for more than one of the programmes, the interview will be for your highest priority. 

Interviews will take place between February 19 and 28.
You will receive the invitation with short notice after February 15, so remember to check your email regularly in February. The interview consists of a few technical questions related to the entry requirements and does not require any specific preparation on your part. 

For further information about the scholarships or the admission process, please contact the admissions office.