Aalborg University Denmark

Aalborg University was founded in 1974. It is a modern state university that over the years has grown to become a large and well-established research and teaching institution.

The University offers a broad range of study programmes and research in the fields of the Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Engineering and Medicine. Aalborg University is synonymous with problem based learning and project work; a pedagogical approach that ensures the development of specific competencies within problem solving, in both theory and practice. Furthermore, the University encourages interdisciplinarity and co-operation across academic fields, and places great importance on the continuous development of international relations and co-operation.

Approximately 19,000 students are enrolled at Aalborg University at present, ranging from preparatory courses to master level and CPD master programmes. Of these, 14 per cent are international students.