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We have compiled a list with standard assessments for the most common types of international qualifications atÌýInternational Applicants.

To find out if your educational background fulfils the general admission requirement and how to document this in your application, choose the region and country where you studied your upper secondary exam from the list.

The list is based on information published by theÌýÌý(the branch of the Danish Ministry for Higher Education and Science that supports the internationalisation of education in Denmark). The Agency's assessments of various countries' educational levels are available (note that theÌýÌýprovides additional information about individual subjects equivalencies and grade level conversions).

Check which Danish upper secondary qualifications fulfil the general entry requirement for admission atÌýBacheloroptag: Adgangskrav,ÌýÌýin the section "Du har en dansk eksamen".

You can still apply for admission even if you do not have a qualifying upper secondary exam and you therefore do not formally fulfil the general entry requirement.

You are considered a dispensee if you do not have one of the Danish upper secondary exams listed atÌýBacheloroptag: Adgangskrav, in the section "Du har en dansk eksamen", or one of the non-Danish upper secondary exams that fulfil the general entry requirement according to the standard assessments published atÌýInternational Applicants.

To be assessed as a dispensee you must, as a minimum:

• document that you fulfil the specific entry requirements for each of the programmes you are applying for,Ìýand
• document your entire educational background, including level, grades and course content for all completed study activities.

We will carry out a concrete overall assessment of your entire documented educational background in order to determine if you fulfil the general entry requirement.

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This is a requirement for all Danish-taught bachelor programmes. Please read more about how you can fulfil this requirement in the section "Dansk A" onÌýthe Danish version of this page.

Starting with the admission year 2024, there aren't any bachelor programmes that require English level A as a specific entry requirement. However, all the English-taught bachelor programmes require English level A as an additional language requirement, which you must fulfil exactly as indicated in Section 3 -Ìý "The language requirement", at the bottom of this page.

All bachelor programmes require English level B.
Most of the bachelor programmes require English level B with a minimum grade of 6.0.

You can fulfil the English level B specific entry requirement as follows:

Danish upper secondary exam
"Engelsk B" from a Danish upper secondary exam fulfils the requirement as the default option. If you have a Danish upper secondary exam, but you have not passed English level B, or if you have passed English level B, but you have not obtained the required minimum grade, please read more about your options under "Engelsk B" onÌýthe Danish version of this page.

Supplementary upper secondary courses
Supplementary upper secondary courses areÌýavailable in Denmark asÌýÌýto students who have not passed English level B during their upper secondary education. Read more about this option under "Adgangskrav"Ìýon the Danish version of this page.

Individual competency assessment (IKV)
If you think you have language competences corresponding to English level B, you have the possibility to request an assessment -Ìýfrom a Danish VUCÌý(adult education centre).ÌýRead more about this option under "Engelsk B" onÌý.

International upper secondary exam
We have prepared standard assessments for the most common types of international qualifications - you will find the list atÌýInternational Applicants. To find out if your upper secondary exam fulfils the English level B specific entry requirement, if you meet the minimum grade requirement (where applicable), and how you can document this in your application, choose the region and country where you studied your upper secondary exam from the list.

If you cannot find your qualifications amongÌýthose listed as fulfilling the specific entry requirement, but you believe that you have taken and passed courses that correspond to a Danish English level B, you can upload documentation showing that you have studiedÌý minimum 210Ìýhours of English as part of your upper secondary school and have passed the subject with a final exam, with grades higher than the minimum passing grade. You also need to document that you have covered the following topics: understanding, as well as conversing and writing fluently and accurately in English in terms of grammar, spelling and punctuation; have vocabulary that enables you to engage in conversations and discussions pertaining to general, but also specific subjects e.g., cultural, or societal topics in the UK, USA, and other English-speaking countries.

You may send official documentation for the above to request an individual course assessment ahead of the actual admission round. You must use the signed and stamped casino 168 Verification Form available atÌýInternational Applicants; note that we do not assess links, unofficial documentation etc. The request and all supporting documentation must be sent toÌýbacheloradmission@cbs.dkÌýbetween 1 December and 1 January. You will receive an answer no later than 1 February. We cannot guarantee that we can pre-assess documents sent after 1 January.

A passed upper secondary certificate, showing a fully completedÌýnational upperÌýsecondary school education studied in English, in one of the following countries: Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, UK or USA, also fulfils the English level B specific entry requirement, including the minimum grade of 6.0. The requirement is fulfilled even ifÌýyou have taken an upper secondary school exam that is taught in English and accredited by an English-speaking country, but has been de facto studied in a non-English speaking country.

Cambridge exam
A Cambridge Certificate issued byÌýÌýcan fulfil the English level B specific entry requirement. You cannot fulfil this requirement via a TOEFL or an IELTS or other language tests. We accept the following two types of Cambridge certificates:

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  • English B: Cambridge C2 Proficiency passed (no minimum score required).
  • English B with a minimum grade of 6.0:ÌýCambridge 2 Proficiency exam,Ìýpassed with minimum C AND an overallÌýscore of minimum 200.
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  • English B:ÌýCambridge C1 Advanced passed (no minimum score required).
  • English B with a minimum grade of 6.0:ÌýCambridge C1 Advanced exam,Ìýpassed with minimum C AND an overall score of minimum 185.

This is a specific entry requirement for the Danish-taught HA(mat.) programme.

Please read more about how you can fulfil this requirement in the section "Matematik A" onÌýthe Danish version of this page.

All bachelor programmes, except for HA(mat.), require Mathematics level B.

Please note that some of the bachelor programmes require Mathematics level B with a minimum grade of 6.0.

You can fulfil the Mathematics level B specific entry requirement as follows:

Danish upper secondary exam

"Matematik B" from a Danish upper secondary exam fulfils the requirement as the default option. If you have a Danish upper secondary exam, but you have not passed Mathematics level B, or if you have passed Mathematics level B, but you have not obtained the required minimum grade, please read more about your options onÌýthe Danish version of this page.

Supplementary upper secondary courses

Supplementary upper secondary courses areÌýavailable in Denmark asÌýÌýto students who have not passed Mathematics level B during their upper secondary education. Read more about this option onÌýthe Danish version of this page.

Individual competency assessment (IKV)

If you think you have language competences corresponding to an Mathematics level B, you have the possibility to request an assessment -Ìýfrom a Danish VUCÌý(adult education centre).ÌýRead more about this optionÌýon the Danish version of this page.

Bridging course for admission to engineering degrees
Some Danish universities may offer bridging courses for admission to engineering degrees. Read more about this optionÌýon the Danish version of this page.

International upper secondary exam

We have prepared standard assessments for the most common types of international qualifications - you will find the list atÌýInternational Applicants. To find out if your upper secondary exam fulfils the Mathematics B requirement, if you meet the minimum grade requirement (where applicable), and how you can document this in your application, choose the region and country where you studied your upper secondary exam from the list.

If you cannot find your qualifications amongÌýthose listed as fulfilling the specific entry requirements, but you believe that you have taken and passed courses that correspond to a Danish Mathematics level B, you can upload documentation and course descriptions that show that you have had a minimum of 250 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) in Mathematics, with an exam passed at upper secondary school level or above. If you're applying for a programme that requires Mathematics level B with a minimum grade of 6.0, you must also document that you fulfil the grade requirement. The curriculum must contain the following topics: statistics and probability theory; functions and equations; circular functions and trigonometry; matrices; vectors; calculus; algebra; use of IT-tools and mathematical programmes when solving mathematical problems.

You may send official documentation for the above to request an individual course assessment ahead of the actual admission round. You must use the signed and stamped casino 168 Verification Form available atÌýInternational Applicants; note that we do not assess links, unofficial documentation etc. The request and all supporting documentation must be sent toÌýbacheloradmission@cbs.dkÌýbetween 1 December and 1 January. You will receive an answer no later than 1 February.Ìý

Supplementary upper secondary courses in other countries
If you cannot take a supplementary course in Denmark, you might be able to find courses that cover Mathematics level B online or in your home country. This could be the Dutch VWO A, B, C or D, passed with a minimum local grade of 6 (corresponding to the 2.0 Danish grade requirement), or with a minimum local grade of 8 (corresponding to the Danish 6.0 grade requirement).

All bachelor programmes require Social Studies level B or History level B or International Economics level B or History of Ideas level B or Contemporary History level B.

You can fulfil this specific entry requirement as follows:

Danish upper secondary exam
"Samfundsfag B" or "Historie B" or "International Økonomi B" or "Idehistorie B" or "Samtidshistorie B" from a Danish upper secondary exam fulfils the requirement as the default option. If you have a Danish upper secondary exam, but you have not passed any of the listed subjects, read more about your optionsÌýon the Danish version of this page.

Supplementary courses
Supplementary upper secondary courses areÌýavailable in Denmark asÌýÌýto students who have not passed one of the listed subjects during their upper secondary education. These supplementary courses are only available in Danish. Please seeÌýthe Danish version of this pageÌýfor more information about these courses.

Individual competency assessment (IKV)
If you think you have competences corresponding toÌýSocial Studies level B or History level B or International Economics level B or History of Ideas level B or Contemporary History level B, you have the possibility to request an assessment -Ìýfrom a Danish VUCÌý(adult education centre). Read more about thisÌýon the Danish version of this page.

International upper secondary exam
We have prepared standard assessments for the most common types of international qualifications - you will find the list atÌýInternational Applicants. To find out if your upper secondary exam fulfils the specific entry requirement, and how you can document this in your application, choose the region and country where you studied your upper secondary exam from the list.

If you cannot find your qualifications amongÌýthose listed as fulfilling the specific entry requirements, but you believe that you have taken and passed courses that correspond to a Danish Social Studies level B or History level B or International Economics level B or History of Ideas level B or Contemporary History level B, you must upload documentation and course descriptions that show a minimum of 150 full teaching hours (of 60 minutes per hour) in the respective subject, with an exam passed at upper secondary school level or above. The curriculum could, for example, consist of some of the following subject matters: history; social studies; sociology; politics; economics; globalization; ideology; philosophy; technological advances; quantitative and qualitative methodology; cultural studies.

You may send official documentation for the above to request an individual course assessment ahead of the actual admission round. You must use the signed and stamped casino 168 Verification Form available atÌýInternational Applicants; note that we do not assess links, unofficial documentation etc. The request and all supporting documentation must be sent toÌýbacheloradmission@cbs.dkÌýbetween 1 December and 1 January. You will receive an answer no later than 1 February.Ìý

All English-taught bachelor programmes require English level A.

You can fulfil the English A language requirement as follows:

Danish upper secondary exam
"Engelsk A" from a Danish upper secondary exam fulfils the English A language requirement as the default option.

Supplementary upper secondary courses
Supplementary upper secondary courses are available in Denmark as to students who have not passed English level A during their upper secondary education. Please find more information about these courses on the Danish version of this page.

Individual competency assessment (IKV)
If you think you have language competences corresponding to an English level A, you have the possibility to request an assessment - from a Danish VUC (adult education centre). Read more about it on the Danish version of this page.

International upper secondary exam

We have prepared standard assessments for the most common types of international qualifications - you will find the list at International Applicants. To find out if your upper secondary exam fulfils the English level A language requirement, and how you can document this in your application, choose the region and country where you studied your upper secondary exam from the list.

A passed school leaving certificate showing fully completedÌýnational upperÌýsecondary school education taken in English and in one of the following countries: Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, UK or USA also fulfils the English A language requirement. If you have taken an upper secondary school exam that is taught in English and accredited by an English-speaking country, but has been de facto studied in a non-English speaking country, you do not automatically fulfil the English language requirement and you will need to contact Bachelor Admission for further instructions.

Cambridge exam
Only the following Cambridge exams/certificates fulfil the English A language requirement. Please upload your exam certificate to your application at Optagelse.dk before 5 July, 12 noon (CET).

• Cambridge C2 Proficiency (Certificate of Proficiency in English) passed with minimum C AND an overall score of minimum 200. .Ìý
• Cambridge C1 Advanced (Certificate of Advanced English) passed with minimum C AND an overall score of minimum 185. .

Please note, that if you have passed one of the above Cambridge exams with the required minimum score, you fulfil both the specific entry requirement of English level B with a min. 6,0ÌýandÌýthe language requirement English level A for the English taught programmes.

Language test
You can onlyÌýtake one of the accepted language tests listed below to fulfil English level A, and only if you have also documented that you have fulfilled the specific entry requirement in English level B with a minimum grade of 6.0 via one of the options listed higher up on this page.

If you choose to take a language test, your scores must be available to casino 168 Admissions by 5 July, 12 noon (CET) at the latest. However, if you need a student residence permit to study in Denmark, the deadline is 15 March, 12 noon (CET).

To ensure that your test/exam scores are available to us on time, it is important that you sign up for a test taking place well in advance of the deadline (see above). You should expect up that it takes up to 3 weeks from the test date until the results become available to casino 168.

If you have already taken an IELTS or TOEFL test, remember to check that your test date is no older than two years by 5 July the year you apply. Be aware that it is your test date and not the date your test results were issued. If your test date is more than two years old by 5 July, your test will not be accepted.

We only accept the following two types of English tests for the fulfilment of the English level A language requirement:

• an IELTS Academic test passed with an overall score of at least 7.0 and a minimum score of 6.0 for each of the four different sections. Please upload your test certificate to your application at Optagelse.dk before the applicable deadline. We will then check your score in the IELTS database. . We accept IELTS Online but note that IELTSÌýOne Skill RetakeÌýscores are not accepted.
• a TOEFL iBT/ iBT Home Edition passed with a minimum overall score of at least 94 and a minimum score of 20 in each of the four different sections. Please order your test results to be sent directly from ETS to casino 168 using the institution code 7035 and upload both a receipt of this and a copy of your result to your application at Optagelse.dk before the applicable deadline. . Pleas note thatÌýMyBest scoresÌýare not accepted.

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Bachelor-level studies
A passed bachelor degree with a duration of minimum 3 years that has been fully taught in English and taken in one of the following countries: Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, UK or USA fulfils the English level A language requirement.

The following table briefly describes and compares some of the tests and exams mentioned above.
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Choose the right test
If you need an English test to fulfil the English language requirement, it is your responsibility to find an institution that offers it, sign up for a test at a suitable available date and have the scores sent to casino 168 Admissions.

Take the test as soon as possible
Don’t wait too long with booking a test appointment – you might be surprised to find out that all the test dates have already been booked or you may fail your first attempt.

Prepare for the test
Find out what the test consists of and practice in advance – most testing institutions provide test takers with preparation materials. Do not underestimate the difficulty of the test – last year, almost 49% of the casino 168 TOEFL test takers failed to score enough points the first time they took the test.

Consider which test is best for you
Different English language tests and exams measure your language skills in different ways. Know your strengths and choose a test that will enhance these.