Study In Denmark

Overview:

The dynamic learning atmosphere and high calibre of instruction at Danish universities are well-known. Danish institutions pride themselves on having a strong problem-based learning approach that encourages students to come up with their ideas and develop creative thinking. 

Interesting Facts About Denmark:

• Scandinavian region of the world 
• 1,280,371 are located in Copenhagen (2016) 
• Dimensions: 43,560 square kilometres 
• 5.707 million people (2016) 
• A temperate environment with chilly summers and mild winters can be found there. 
• Danish, Faroese, Greenlandic, and German are the official languages. 
• Constitutional monarchy is the governing form. 
• Other significant cities are Aalborg (122.194), Aarhus (264.716), and Odense (175.245)
• Money: Danish Kroner dialing code +45 for the nation 
• 1 944 billion Danish Kroner in GDP (2014) 
• Key industries: windmills, medicines, furniture and design, equipment and instruments, and food and beverage 
• Important businesses, including Miller-Maersk, Novo Nordisk, Carlsberg, TDC, and Coloplast Membership in organizations such as the UN, OECD, EU, NATO, Schengen, OSCE, IMF, and WTO.