Quantum Talent

Are you an international student wishing to pursue your academic interest in quantum technologies in one of the leading countries in quantum research?

Quantum Exchange Portal

Are you an international student wishing to pursue your academic interest in quantum technologies in one of the leading countries in quantum research?

In collaboration with The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark and The Ministry for Higher Education of Science of Denmark, Danish Quantum Community hosts the Entanglement Exchange showcasing opportunities for international students to pursue quantum-related studies at Danish universities.

The portal was launched together with Australia, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States to highlight international exchange opportunities for students, postdocs, and researchers in quantum information science.

Below, you can find a full list of all study programmes in Denmark that focus wholly or partially on the study of quantum technology. The list includes programmes from the master’s level and up.

Denmark launched the first MSc in Quantum Information Science in 2023

In a collaboration between Technical University of Denmark and University of Copenhagen, Denmark has become one of the few countries in the world to have its own programme on Quantum Information Science. The 2-year MSc in Quantum Information Science accepted its first cohort of students in 2023.

Read more about the programme on the websites of the two universities

Denmark is part of the international Erasmus+ QuanTEEM programme along with two other European universities

The QuanTEEM Master allows students to harness the benefits of an international environment, combining European quantum expertise in a partnership between Aarhus University in Denmark, Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté (UBFC) in France and Technische Universität Kaiserlautern (TUK) in Germany.

The Master’s programme is a diploma of excellence funded by the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme, supporting high-level international students who wish to study in Europe.

The Danish part of the programme is based at Aarhus University’s Center for Complex Quantum Systems. 

Do you want to read more about life as a student in Denmark?

You can find more information about studying in Denmark at the website of StudyinDenmark.dk