The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

1. Master programmes in architecture train you to work professionally as an architect and in the fields of research, artistic development and practice.
2. Gain knowledge and professional insight into working on artistic and academic issues, as well as architecture’s theories, methods and forms of practice.
3.There are no scholarships offered by the Royal Danish Academy. However, the college offers widespread exchange programmes each semester that involve 20–40 students from its 100 international partner schools.
4. The tuition expenses for non-EEE/Swiss/EU applicants holding a temporary Danish residence status who are applying for a permanent Danish residence visa are waived at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.
5. The library, workrooms, and campus all had student satisfaction percentages of over 80%, which is another strong point for the institution. Notably, though, internships are not completed by students until they begin master’s programmes, and the school had dismal outcomes in terms of the calibre of recruiters it attracted.