About Royal Danish Academy – Architecture, Design, Conservation
A multidisciplinary academy for architecture, design and conservation, combining artistic practice, research, workshops and heritage expertise.
University highlights
- Few institutions combine architecture, design and conservation within one academy and one historic Copenhagen campus environment.
What makes this institution stand out
- Students gain access to specialist workshops, collections and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
- The academy’s long history and Copenhagen location connect contemporary practice with Nordic design and built heritage.
Why Study at Royal Danish Academy – Architecture, Design, Conservation?
Rankings & Accreditations
No single broad institutional ranking is appropriate; architecture and design reputation is primarily programme-specific.
| Type | Accreditation / recognition |
|---|---|
| Accreditation | Conditionally positive institutional accreditation; decision 17 March 2026, follow-up decision due by 17 March 2029. |
Programs Offered
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Level:
| Program | Degree | Duration | Tuition | Intake | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Architect Education | Master | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Architectural Technology | Master | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Architecture and Culture Bachelor’s Programme in Finding Place | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Architecture and Culture Master’s Programme in Cultural Heritage, Transformation and Restoration | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Architecture and Culture Master’s Programme in Political Architecture: Critical Sustainability | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Architecture and Extreme Environments | Master | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Architecture and Landscape | Master | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Architecture and Space Bachelor’s Programme in Whole and Part | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Architecture and Technology Bachelor’s Programme in the Anatomy and Fabrication of Architecture | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Architecture and Technology Master’s Education in the Technology of Architecture | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed |
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Tuition Fees & Scholarships
Tuition fees and scholarship information coming soon. Contact the university for details.
Admission Requirements
Bachelors Degree
- Class 12th/+2/HSC Marks Sheet
- Passport
Masters Degree
- Bachelors Certificate
- Bachelors Marks Sheet
- Passport
UG Diploma/ Certificate/ Associate Degree
- Passport
Campus & Gallery
Visa & Immigration
Student Visa Process
Non-EU/EEA/Swiss students normally need a Danish residence permit for higher education. EU/EEA/Swiss students use the EU residence-document route for stays longer than three months; Nordic citizens can live, study and work in Denmark without these permits.
Fee receipt: Documentation that the application fee has been paid, unless exempt.
Passport copy: Copy of all passport pages, including blank pages and the front and back covers.
Admission / institution information: Evidence of admission
Proof of self-support: A qualifying bank statement, scholarship or student-loan documentation meeting SIRI’s current amount and format rules.
Exchange or guest-student evidence: If relevant, documentation of enrolment at the home institution.
Translations: Certified translation into Danish or English when documents are not already in one of those languages.
Under-18 parental consent: Written consent from a custodial parent, plus the required parent ID and birth documentation.
Biometrics: Fingerprints and facial photograph recorded through the approved location/process.
Usually 2 months; up to 3 months if more information is needed
DKK 3,060 for the higher-education study-permit application (2026 fee).
Monthly Cost of Living
Plan in Danish kroner
DKK 8,450–13,700
Home internet
Second-hand bicycle
DKK 400–2,000
Cinema ticket
DKK 150 / month
Dining out
DKK 300 / month
Nightclub entrance
Beer or soft drink at a café
DKK 45–70
Coffee at a café
DKK 40–60
Frequently Asked Questions
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