Tuition fees
All students must pay tuition fees. The amount varies according to your citizenship, enrolment status and programme choices. Please find the specific course fees under each course.
Tuition fees are subsidized for EU citizens, including those from the EEA and Switzerland.
Programme tuition fee for enrolled students (subsidized fee*) will add up to a minimum of 235,341 DKK. It is made up of:
Admission fee: 10,000 DKK
Compulsory courses (34 ECTS): 153,568 DKK
Fixed elective course (4 ECTS): 20,273 DKK
Elective courses (10 ECTS): From 35,600 DKK (depending on course choice)
Master’s project (12 ECTS): 15,900 DKK
The programme tuition fee varies depending on choice of elective courses. Individual course fees are higher if you are not enrolled on the Master of Medicines Regulatory Affairs.
Please find the specific course fees under each course.
The subsidized tuition fees apply only to citizens from the EU, the EEA and Switzerland.
*Citizens of the EU, EEA or Switzerland are entitled to subsidized tuition fees, due to EU legislation, which is paid by the Danish Government. This subsidy applies to students admitted to the Master of Medicines Regulatory Affairs and students admitted to individual courses under this programme.
Tuition fee for citizens who are not from the EU, EEA or Switzerland.
Programme tuition fee for enrolled students would add up to a minimum of 272,441 DKK. It is made up of:
Admission fee: 10,000 DKK
Compulsory courses (34 ECTS): 174,518 DKK
Fixed elective course (4 ECTS): 22,673 DKK
Elective courses (10 ECTS): From 42,150 DKK (depending on course choice)
Master’s project (12 ECTS): 23,100 DKK
The programme tuition fee depends on your choice of elective courses. Individual course fees are higher if you are not enrolled on the Master of Medicines Regulatory Affairs.
Please find the specific course fees under each course.
Tuition fees are charged per course.
You can plan the sequence and the pace of your courses to suit you, and we will invoice you accordingly.
Please make sure to pay before the payment deadline. If you miss the due date, your admission to the course may be withdrawn.
The University of Copenhagen does not offer grants or scholarships for the Master of Medicines Regulatory Affairs programme or any of the individual courses; nor can we answer enquiries regarding funding.
If you are looking for funding, you can read more about scholarships and loans (www.studies.ku.dk).
