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Economy when studying Computer Graphic Art
Here you will find all relevant information about money matters in relation to studying Computer Graphic Art at The Animation Workshop.
For all students
For Danish students
For International students
For all students
Materials fee
All students enrolled at the Computer Graphic Art programme must pay a materials fee of currently DKK 2,200 (around €300) per month during the first 36 months of the education; a total of DKK 79,200 (around €10,640) for the entire study period.
Materials include: Individual Workstation, Animation drawing board, various animation supplies from specialty pencils, paper, to books and readers, sketch books, various study trips including different animation festivals, software and materials related to creating the productions, and much more. Please note that the materials fee covers elements which students at other institutions are expected to provide/pay for themselves.
Download full Materials List for the Computer Graphic Art programme (you need Adobe® Reader® to view the file).
Living expenses
Generally, living expenses for a student in Viborg are between DKK 1,900 (€255) and DKK 2,900 (€390) per month for a single room on campus (the price depends primarily on whether kitchen and bath facilities are shared with other students, or whether these facilities are private). For flats or private rooms elsewhere in Viborg, the rent is around DKK 2000 (€270) for a room, with access to kitchen and bath facilities.
Additional living expenses should be expected to be at a general minimum of DKK 2,000 (€270) per month.
Danish Students
S.U.
Danish students at the bachelor programme in Computer Graphic Art are entitled to apply for S.U., which is the official state grant for students. Additionally, Danish students do not pay any tuition fee for their education.
Please note that it is only possible to apply for S.U. when you have received the official admission letter from The Animation Workshop in late July. Upon reception of this letter, you can apply for S.U. through “min SU” at www.su.dk.
Please go to www.su.dk for more details on how to apply and for information on current grant and loan amounts, among other things.
Any questions on S.U. should be directed at Tina Rathky Jensen, (Medarbejderprofil)
International students – from inside the EU/ EEA countries.
Tuition fee for international students
According to Danish legislation, students coming from the countries within EU/EEA as well as the Nordic countries are entitled to a free education in Denmark.
State educational support for students from the EU/EEA countries
As a rule, foreign students enrolled in Danish courses of study are not eligible for educational support (S.U). Exceptions are made on the basis of specific conditions for refugees and relatives of refugees and for other foreign citizens provided - among other stipulations - that they have been living and working in Denmark long enough.
Please go to this site for more information.
International students from countries outside the EU/EEA
As of August 2006, students coming from countries outside the EU/EEA, who do not hold a permanent Danish residence permit, will be charged with a tuition fee of DKK 48,387 (€6.452) pr. semester. Thus, the total fee for a student coming from a non-EU/EEA country is currently DKK 96,774 (€12.903) per year. Furthermore, students need to pay the above-mentioned materials fee. This brings the total (including materials fee) to DKK 123,174 (€16,423) per year.
However, as of 2008, students coming from countries outside EU/EEA, who have at least one parent with a work and/or a residence permit, are entitled to a free education in Denmark and therefore do not have to pay tuition fee for studying the bachelor programme in Computer Graphic Artist at The Animation Workshop.
Scolarship Options
If you are not qualifying for free tuition due to your citizenship, you can apply for "The Danish Ministry of Education's scholarship scheme for highly qualified students enrolling in an Academy Profession Degree Programme or a Professional Bachelor’s Degree Programme", using the application form below. The application form including all relevant documentation must be handed in along with the admissions application and portfolio on March 15th at the latest.
The scholarship consists of tuition fee and a grant to cover living costs. Please note, however, that the scholarship does not cover the materials fee.
The Animation Workshop only nominates highly skilled and talented students for the scholarship. We will inform you whether you are nominated for the scholarship right after the admissions test has taken place. Please note that the final decision lies with the Ministry of Education. Thus, being nominated by The Animation Workshop does not guarantee you the scholarship. You can read more about the grant scheme on: http://studyindenmark.dk/tuition-and-scholarships/scholarship-scheme
Retrieve the application form for The Danish Ministry of Education's scholarship scheme for highly qualified students enrolling in an Academy Profession Degree Programme or a Professional Bachelor’s Degree Programme
For Danish students
For International students
For all students
Materials fee
All students enrolled at the Computer Graphic Art programme must pay a materials fee of currently DKK 2,200 (around €300) per month during the first 36 months of the education; a total of DKK 79,200 (around €10,640) for the entire study period.
Materials include: Individual Workstation, Animation drawing board, various animation supplies from specialty pencils, paper, to books and readers, sketch books, various study trips including different animation festivals, software and materials related to creating the productions, and much more. Please note that the materials fee covers elements which students at other institutions are expected to provide/pay for themselves.
Download full Materials List for the Computer Graphic Art programme (you need Adobe® Reader® to view the file).
Living expenses
Generally, living expenses for a student in Viborg are between DKK 1,900 (€255) and DKK 2,900 (€390) per month for a single room on campus (the price depends primarily on whether kitchen and bath facilities are shared with other students, or whether these facilities are private). For flats or private rooms elsewhere in Viborg, the rent is around DKK 2000 (€270) for a room, with access to kitchen and bath facilities.
Additional living expenses should be expected to be at a general minimum of DKK 2,000 (€270) per month.
Danish Students
S.U.
Danish students at the bachelor programme in Computer Graphic Art are entitled to apply for S.U., which is the official state grant for students. Additionally, Danish students do not pay any tuition fee for their education.
Please note that it is only possible to apply for S.U. when you have received the official admission letter from The Animation Workshop in late July. Upon reception of this letter, you can apply for S.U. through “min SU” at www.su.dk.
Please go to www.su.dk for more details on how to apply and for information on current grant and loan amounts, among other things.
Any questions on S.U. should be directed at Tina Rathky Jensen, (Medarbejderprofil)
International students – from inside the EU/ EEA countries.
Tuition fee for international students
According to Danish legislation, students coming from the countries within EU/EEA as well as the Nordic countries are entitled to a free education in Denmark.
State educational support for students from the EU/EEA countries
As a rule, foreign students enrolled in Danish courses of study are not eligible for educational support (S.U). Exceptions are made on the basis of specific conditions for refugees and relatives of refugees and for other foreign citizens provided - among other stipulations - that they have been living and working in Denmark long enough.
Please go to this site for more information.
International students from countries outside the EU/EEA
As of August 2006, students coming from countries outside the EU/EEA, who do not hold a permanent Danish residence permit, will be charged with a tuition fee of DKK 48,387 (€6.452) pr. semester. Thus, the total fee for a student coming from a non-EU/EEA country is currently DKK 96,774 (€12.903) per year. Furthermore, students need to pay the above-mentioned materials fee. This brings the total (including materials fee) to DKK 123,174 (€16,423) per year.
However, as of 2008, students coming from countries outside EU/EEA, who have at least one parent with a work and/or a residence permit, are entitled to a free education in Denmark and therefore do not have to pay tuition fee for studying the bachelor programme in Computer Graphic Artist at The Animation Workshop.
Scolarship Options
If you are not qualifying for free tuition due to your citizenship, you can apply for "The Danish Ministry of Education's scholarship scheme for highly qualified students enrolling in an Academy Profession Degree Programme or a Professional Bachelor’s Degree Programme", using the application form below. The application form including all relevant documentation must be handed in along with the admissions application and portfolio on March 15th at the latest.
The scholarship consists of tuition fee and a grant to cover living costs. Please note, however, that the scholarship does not cover the materials fee.
The Animation Workshop only nominates highly skilled and talented students for the scholarship. We will inform you whether you are nominated for the scholarship right after the admissions test has taken place. Please note that the final decision lies with the Ministry of Education. Thus, being nominated by The Animation Workshop does not guarantee you the scholarship. You can read more about the grant scheme on: http://studyindenmark.dk/tuition-and-scholarships/scholarship-scheme
Retrieve the application form for The Danish Ministry of Education's scholarship scheme for highly qualified students enrolling in an Academy Profession Degree Programme or a Professional Bachelor’s Degree Programme
