Tuition fees
All students must pay tuition fees and an admission fee. 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*.
Admission fee and tuition fees for EU, EEA and Swiss citizens enrolled on the basic courses in the
| Admission fee – basic courses |
7,500 DKK |
| Small Animal Diseases track - basic courses | 125,000 DKK |
| Companion Animal Surgery track - basic courses | 162,500 DKK |
Admission fee and tuition fees for students enrolled at the specialisation in
| Admission fee – advanced courses / specialisation | 7,500 DKK |
| Cardiology specialisation – advanced courses | 93,000 DKK |
| Dermatology specialisation – advanced courses | 93,000 DKK |
| Internal Medicine specialisation – advanced courses | 93,000 DKK |
| Neurology specialisation – advanced courses | 93,000 DKK |
| Odontology specialisation – advanced courses | 99,000 DKK |
| Oncology specialisation – advanced courses | 93,000 DKK |
| Ophthalmology specialisation – advanced courses | 99,000 DKK |
| Surgery (new) specialisation – advanced courses | 132,000 DKK |
| Master’s thesis | 21,000 DKK |
The admission fee covers library facilities, administration, student guidance and guarantees that all basic courses will be conducted at least once every second year.
The tuition fees cover catering during course hours for courses located in Denmark and Belgium except for the “Clinical Specialty Practice”, hotel and full board for courses located in Italy and all course materials except textbooks.
The tuition fee is lower for students enrolled on the master’s programme.
Please find the specific course tuition fees under each course.
*Citizens from EU, EEA and Switzerland are entitled to subsidized tuition fee, due to EU legislation. The Danish Government pays a Ministry subsidy for citizens from EU, EEA and Switzerland. The subsidy applies to students admitted to the Master of Companion Animal Clinical Science programme and students admitted to individual courses under this programme.
Tuition fee for citizens outside EU, EEA and Switzerland.
Admission fee and tuition fees for non-EU citizens enrolled on the basic courses
| Admission fee – basic courses |
7,500 DKK |
| Small Animal Diseases track - basic courses | 146,200 DKK |
| Companion Animal Surgery track - basic courses | 183,700 DKK |
Admission fee and tuition fees for non-EU students enrolled at the specialisation in
| Admission fee – advanced courses / specialisation | 7,500 DKK |
| Cardiology specialisation – advanced courses | 105,720 DKK |
| Dermatology specialisation – advanced courses | 105,720 DKK |
| Internal Medicine specialisation – advanced courses | 105,720 DKK |
| Neurology specialisation – advanced courses | 105,720 DKK |
| Odontology specialisation – advanced courses | 111,720 DKK |
| Oncology specialisation – advanced courses | 105,720 DKK |
| Ophthalmology specialisation – advanced courses | 111,720 DKK |
| Surgery (new) specialisation – advanced courses | 144,720 DKK |
| Master’s thesis | 21,000 DKK |
The admission fee covers library facilities, administration, student guidance and guarantees that all basic courses will be conducted at least once every second year.
The tuition fees cover catering during course hours for courses located in Denmark except for the “Clinical Specialty Practice”; hotel and full board for courses located in Italy and Germany; and all course materials except textbooks.
The tuition fee is lower for students enrolled on the master’s programme.
Please find the specific course tuition fees under each course.
Enrol and save 3,000 – 3,500 DKK per course
Once you are admitted to Master of Companion Animal Clinical Science, you are entitled to a reduced fee for the courses you enrol in. The reduced price is given from the day you are admitted and cannot be given retroactively.
If you intend to complete the Master of Companion Animal Clinical Science, programme enrolment may save you more than 21,000 DKK in tuition fees.
Please, find the specific course fees under the course of your choice.
Tuition fees are paid per course.
Once you have been admitted to a course, you will receive an invoice. Please make sure to pay before the payment deadline. If you miss the due date, your admission to the course may be withdrawn.
University of Copenhagen does not offer grants or scholarships for the Master of Companion Animal Clinical Science programme or any of the individual courses. Nor can we answer inquiries regarding funding.
If you are looking for funding, you may read more about scholarships and loans (www.studies.ku.dk).