Admission Procedure EU/EEA citizens

This year you will apply through our online application form for the top-up programmes.

You can apply for admission from 1 February. Deadline for application is 5 July at 12:00 (noon).

You need to upload

1. A copy of your passport or ID card
2. Transcript of records in English with ECTS points (the last 2 semesters' marks)
3. Documentation of your English proficiency
4. Documentation of your exams - translated into English and signed by a notary or similar authorized person (if you have a final diploma)
5. Motivation letter – stating why you want to go to Denmark, why Aalborg/UCN and why the specific programme you apply for
6. Curriculum of your degree programme containing the subjects that you have followed
7. Contracts or/and recommendations from job experience, competitions, sport activities etc. All translated into English
8. Recommendations from your teachers (in English)

Already a student at UCN?

Then you only have to upload your motivational letter.

A student from another Danish university college?

If you have graduated from a Danish university college - or will graduate in June this year, then you have to upload the following documents:

• Motivation letter
• Transcript of records

The deadline for top-up programmes at UCN is 5 July at 12 (noon).

We accept the following English tests:

IELTS (preferred)

Overall grade of 6.0 with a minimum of 6.0 in each of the subtests

TOEFL

Internet-based test: minimum score of 85

Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English

Pass at Grade C

Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English

Pass at Grade C

If you would like to enquire about the equivalence of other English language qualifications not listed above, please contact the International Office.

UCN has tried to compare the official sites of the well-known and appreciated Cambridge test, TOEFL and IELTS towards the European CEFR.

Learn more about how to compare English tests right here (PDF).

Applicants who have a degree from one of the Nordic countries, the Netherlands or Germany, or is a native speaker in English, will only have to provide documentary evidence of their English proficiency through their school level, and we will occasionally conduct Skype interviews with the applicants.

In relation to applicants who have a degree from other countries than the Nordic countries, the Netherlands or Germany, UCN reserves the right to demand further documentary evidence of the applicant's English proficiency according to section 9 of the Danish Ministerial Order no. 1212 of 17 December 2012 on access, enrolment and leave etc.

This documentation must be made up of one of the English tests that we recognise and may also be supplemented by a video interview conducted via Skype for example.

As a minimum, all applicants must speak and write English at a level that is equivalent to the Danish B-level.

• Subject: English
• Level: B
• Hours of instruction: 210 (1 hour = 60 minutes)