15 March at 12:00
What is quota 2?
The quota 2-proces at the University of Copenhagen consists of a quota 2-test and a quota 2-interview.
This is made so you can apply for admission, if you are uncertain if your GPA is high enough to get admitted through quota 1 or you GPA is below 6.0 GPA.
You can apply for admission via quota 2 if:
- you have a qualifying exam, and you fulfil the specific admission requirements
- your degree does not qualify for quota 1 because it is not from a country within EU/EEA or is a vocational secondary education
- you are uncertain of your grade point average is high enough to be admitted in quota 1
- your GPA is below Danish 6.0
- you fulfil the language requirement
- Pass the quota 2-test. You must enroll separately in quota 2-test before March (date to follow) if you want to apply for admission in quota 2. Applicants that have not participated and passed the quota exam will not be considered for admission. The quota 2-test is in Danish.
Diplomas from outside EU/EEA and non-Nordic countries
If your upper secondary education is not from within the EU or you have an International Baccalaureate (IB) or European Baccalaureate (EB), or the Scandinavian countries, you can only apply through quota 2.
The quota 2 test
When you have applied for admission via quota 2 before the 15 March at 12:00, you need to pass a quota 2-test.
The quota 2-test is in Danish.
Please be aware that you have to enroll separately in the quota 2-test if you want to apply for admission in quota 2.
Applicants who have not participated and passed the quota 2-test will not be considered for admission.
Deadline for enrolment in quota 2-test
The deadline for enrolment in the quota 2-test is March (date to follow). Applicants who pass the quota 2-test and get the best results will be invited to an oral or written interview.
The interview can be held in either Danish, Norwegian or Swedish.
Then we will make an overall assessment based on your test and interview.
Learn more about quota 2 (in Danish)Learn about quota 1, quota 2 and the application process
The quota 2 process
Get an overview of what happens in quota 2 – from application to potential admission offer.
Click through to the step you want to learn more about (in Danish).
March (date to follow)
Enroll in the quota 2 test
After you have applied, you will receive an email about how to enroll in the test on Mit KU.
April
Take the quota 2 test
The test consists of language-related and mathematical-logical tasks in Danish.
May-June
Proceed to the quota 2 interview
Applicants who pass the quota 2-test and get the best results will be invited to an interview.
28 July
Find out whether you have been admitted.
You will be informed whether you have been offered a place.