World-class engineering programmes at the University of Southern Denmark
Engineering degree programmes of excellence taught in English with affordable tuition fees for non-EU citizens and no tuition fees for EU citizens.
International engineering programmes
Filter by type of programme, interest or city to find the right engineering programme for you. Or search by title among all SDU's English engineering programmes.
As an Electrical Engineer you are a specialist in power electronics and embedded systems. You play a central role in the development of the future's intelligent pro(...)
As an Electronic Engineer you will design and develop electronic equipment in many different contexts, for example equipment in vehicles, industrial systems, home a(...)
As a BSc in Engineering, Innovation and Business you create and realise ideas and new products, based on sound engineering knowledge and business understanding.
With a master degree in Engineering, Innovation and Business you become an idea and product developer with extensive knowledge in engineering as well as business un(...)
Become an expert in the technology of the future with the Interactive Technology Engineering programme – learn to develop interactive systems, games and new digital(...)
As a Mechanical engineer you work with the development and construction of anything from big facilities to products and production facilities in a range of business(...)
As a Mechanical engineer you work with the development and construction of anything from big facilities to products and production facilities in a range of business(...)
As a Mechatronics engineer you combine mechanics, electronics and software. You develop high tech industry products, for example smartphones, cars and digital camer(...)
As a Mechatronics engineer you create innovative technological solutions to everyday challenges. You can, for example, make smaller and faster information technolog(...)
With a master degree in Engineering Product Development and Innovation you become an idea and product developer with comprehensive engineering knowledge and busines(...)
As a graduate engineer in Software Engineering, you could be one of those creating new opportunities with the software of the future through programming and compute(...)
Become a graduate engineer in Software Engineering and help develop intelligent software built on a strong foundation in computer science. Learn more here.
Become a specialist in optimizing supply chains with artificial intelligence and machine learning. Learn to create smart, sustainable, and secure solutions for the (...)
As an Electrical Engineer you are a specialist in power electronics and embedded systems. You play a central role in the development of the future's intelligent pro(...)
As an Electronic Engineer you will design and develop electronic equipment in many different contexts, for example equipment in vehicles, industrial systems, home a(...)
As a BSc in Engineering, Innovation and Business you create and realise ideas and new products, based on sound engineering knowledge and business understanding.
With a master degree in Engineering, Innovation and Business you become an idea and product developer with extensive knowledge in engineering as well as business un(...)
Become an expert in the technology of the future with the Interactive Technology Engineering programme – learn to develop interactive systems, games and new digital(...)
As a Mechanical engineer you work with the development and construction of anything from big facilities to products and production facilities in a range of business(...)
As a Mechanical engineer you work with the development and construction of anything from big facilities to products and production facilities in a range of business(...)
As a Mechatronics engineer you combine mechanics, electronics and software. You develop high tech industry products, for example smartphones, cars and digital camer(...)
As a Mechatronics engineer you create innovative technological solutions to everyday challenges. You can, for example, make smaller and faster information technolog(...)
With a master degree in Engineering Product Development and Innovation you become an idea and product developer with comprehensive engineering knowledge and busines(...)
As a graduate engineer in Software Engineering, you could be one of those creating new opportunities with the software of the future through programming and compute(...)
Become a graduate engineer in Software Engineering and help develop intelligent software built on a strong foundation in computer science. Learn more here.
Become a specialist in optimizing supply chains with artificial intelligence and machine learning. Learn to create smart, sustainable, and secure solutions for the (...)
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The University of Southern Denmark presents a diverse range of English-taught engineering programmes, cultivating a truly international study environment at our Sønderborg, Vejle and Odense campuses.
To be eligible for admission to a bachelor’s programme, you must hold a qualifying upper secondary school degree, and you must have passed specific courses, depending on what programme you are applying for.
To qualify for admission to a master's programme, you must have a relevant degree on a bachelor's level.
Under each programme, you can read more about the admission requirements.
How much does an engineer earn?
As a newly graduated Bachelor of Engineering, the expected starting salary is around DKK 45,100 per month. For a Master of Science in Engineering, the indicative minimum salary is slightly higher – about DKK 47,400 per month (IDA, 2025).
How long does it take to become an engineer?
You can become an engineer in different ways. Complete a 3½-year Bachelor of Engineering or a Master of Science, which takes 5 years (3 bachelor + 2 master) or 6 years with the Industrial Master track.
Where can I study engineering?
At University of Southern Denmark, you can study engineering in Odense, Sønderborg or Vejle – your campus depends on your specialisation.
Wherever you go, expect modern facilities, close industry links and a lively, project-driven environment with plenty of teamwork.
What does an engineer do?
As an engineer, you develop solutions to real-world challenges, often working closely with businesses, authorities and researchers. You plan and analyse technical systems, ensure product and process quality and safety, and advise on the practical application of scientific and technical knowledge.
Depending on your specialisation, your work may involve designing and optimising technological solutions or assessing environmental impact and sustainability – in fields such as construction, energy, manufacturing, IT or health technology.