Kolding School of Design Scholarship 2027 for a Master’s in Design in Denmark
Applications typically open at the beginning of each year, with the deadline set for March 1 each year at 12:00 noon
Applicant criteria
- No specific age required
- Both
Opportunity criteria
Opportunity description
The Kolding School of Design in Denmark offers the Gregers Sørensen and Wife Student Scholarship to support an outstanding international student from outside the European Union (EU) who wishes to pursue a Master’s degree in Design and requires financial assistance to continue their studies. The university states that this is currently the only scholarship it offers to international students under this scheme.
The scholarship is awarded to one student only, selected based on talent and academic excellence as well as financial need. It provides a 50% reduction in tuition fees for up to four semesters.
Benefits
The scholarship provides:
- A 50% reduction in tuition fees.
- Tuition fee support for up to four semesters.
- Coverage of half the tuition fees for the two-year Master’s program.
- The opportunity to study at the Kolding School of Design in Denmark.
- Eligibility for international students from outside the European Union (EU).
- Eligibility for Arab students who meet the scholarship requirements.
- The opportunity to study within design specializations related to people, sustainability, play, and creativity.
Eligibility criteria
Applicants must:
- Be among the most talented and outstanding candidates.
- Hold citizenship from a country outside the European Union (EU).
- Have completed a bachelor’s degree before beginning the master’s program.
- Meet all admission requirements for Design for People, Design for Planet, or Design for Play.
- Demonstrate a genuine need for financial support.
- Submit a budget explaining how they plan to finance their studies and stay in Denmark.
- Submit a motivation letter explaining why they should be considered for the scholarship.
Required Documents
The master’s admission and scholarship application generally includes:
- Required academic qualifications.
- Academic transcripts.
- A portfolio.
- A short video introducing the applicant and their professional or creative background.
- Proof of English language proficiency, where required.
- The scholarship application form.
- A scholarship motivation letter.
- A budget outlining how the applicant plans to finance their stay in Denmark.
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