Aarhus University is a public Danish university, so the MSc in International Business is tuition-free for EU/EEA and Swiss citizens — one of the strongest value propositions in the Nordics. Non-EU/EEA students pay a tuition fee; Aarhus does not publish a single headline figure across all its master's programmes, so we don't quote one here — confirm the current tuition for this specific programme on the school's own page before applying. Note the higher cost of living in Denmark when budgeting.
Tuition for the Aarhus University Master in Management is Free for EU/EEA/Swiss students; tuition fee applies for non-EU/EEA students (confirm on the school's page) for the 2 years program.
| Total tuition | Free for EU/EEA/Swiss students; tuition fee applies for non-EU/EEA students (confirm on the school's page) |
|---|---|
| Tuition (numeric) | Free (EU/EEA) |
| Program length | 2 years |
| Median tuition (80 euro-priced MiMs we track) | €23,157 |
Tuition is free for EU/EEA students at Aarhus University, placing the Aarhus University MiM among the most affordable Master's in Management in Europe. See how it stacks up on our cheapest MiMs in Europe and best-value shortlists.
Tuition figures are the published rate for the 2026–27 cycle and exclude living costs, travel, and optional exchange fees. Scholarships and need-based aid can materially reduce the net cost — see the FAQs below.
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- Aarhus University — Master's degree programme in International Business. SELECTION CHECKED 2026-09-04, and the selection rule is published rather than described. Limited intake, quoted: "All Master's degree programmes at Aarhus University have limited intake. This means that you are not guaranteed admission even if you meet the entry requirements." The criteria used to rank qualified applicants, in the order the page lists them: (1) "Grades from the qualifying degree"; (2) "Grades achieved in relevant subject fields: Management and organisational theory; Methods"; (3) "Relevant subject fields (measured in ECTS)", where "You can earn a maximum of 15 points in this criterion." The specific-requirement composition totals 85 ECTS: quantitative methods or statistics 10, marketing 7.5, finance 7.5, accounting 7.5, organisation and leadership theory 7.5, microeconomics 5, operations management 5, a further 20 ECTS within those areas, and a 10 ECTS bachelor's project. The page states no relative weighting between the three criteria and no number of places. Re-read twice on the same day to confirm the criteria wording SELECTION CHECKED again 2026-09-11 (P24e) and reproduced: the three ranking criteria are still "Grades from the qualifying degree", "Grades achieved in relevant subject fields: Management and organisational theory, Methods" and relevant subject fields measured in ECTS at "1 point per additional ECTS within the relevant field. You can earn a maximum of 15 points in this criterion", with "If you have a legal right of admission, you are guaranteed a place in the programme and do not need to consider the ranking criteria" and "grades achieved after the application deadline are not included in the assessment". The page states no weighting or ordering between the three, so this profile should not imply one. No admission test appears anywhere on the page ↗ — Aarhus University
- Aarhus University — Tuition fees and application fee ↗ — Aarhus University