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Denmark Green Card 2019 Points and Education Scores Details
To score focuses for Education, you should have what might as well be called a four year college education. Your scholarly certifications must be surveyed by CIRIUS, a body under the Danish Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation.
Not with standing focuses scored for your degree, extra focuses can be granted under Education for getting a degree from a top school or by having a training which qualifies you for work in an occupation on the Positive List.
With the expansion of extra focuses, the most extreme number of focuses that can be scored for Education is 105. It is feasible for you to score enough focuses for a work and living arrangement allow based exclusively upon focuses earned for Education.
Denmark Green Card 2017 Points and Education Scores Details
|
Education level |
Points |
| Bachelors degree | 30 |
| Bachelors degree + 1 year Masters degree | 50 |
| Masters degree | 60 |
|
PhD |
80 |
Bonus points can also be earned under Education:
| School Ranking | Bonus Points |
| Top 400 | 5 |
| Top 200 | 10 |
| Top 100 | 15 |
|  Education related to occupation on the Positive List | Bonus Points |
| Yes | 10 |
Please take note that Denmark has special requirements for degrees earned from Nepal and India universities.
Nepal
| Nepal Qualification | Danish equivalent |
| Diploma (1 year)/Polytechnic and College of Technology | Individual assessment in comparison to (possibly part of) a Danish vocational qualification (EUD) |
| Diploma (2 years)/Polytechnic and College of Technology | Individual assessment in comparison to (possibly part of) a Danish vocational qualification (EUD) |
| Diploma (3-4 years)/Polytechnic and College of Technology | Individual assessment in comparison to a Danish vocational qualification (EUD) |
| Postgraduate Certificate/Diploma in Engineering/Polytechnic | Individual assessment |
| Bachelor of Arts/Science/Commerce (Pass), 3 years | 2 years of a Danish Bachelor’s Degree |
| Bachelor of Arts/Science/Commerce (Honors/Special Degree), 3 years | 2 years of a Danish Bachelor’s Degree (in certain circumstances, a full Danish Bachelor’s Degree) |
| Bachelor of Engineering etc., 4 years | Danish Bachelor’s Degree (in certain circumstances, a professional Bachelor’s Degree) |
| Master’s Degree/Master’s of Arts/Science/Commerce,1 to 2 years | 4 years of a Danish master degree (if a thesis is included, the degree may be comparable to a full Danish Master’s Degree) |
| Master’s of Engineering etc, 2 years | Danish Master’s Degree |
| Postgraduate Diploma (PGD), 1-2 years | Individual assessment. |
| Master of Philosophy, 1-2 years | Individual assessment |
| PhD (3 years) | Danish Ph.D. degree |
| Language Proficiency Level | Points | ||||||||||||
| Level 1 | 5 | ||||||||||||
| Level 2 | 10 | ||||||||||||
| Level 3 | 15 | ||||||||||||
| Study Test in Danish as a Second Language | 20 | ||||||||||||
Adaptability If you have studied or worked in the European Union/European Economic Area, you can claim a maximum of 15 points for adaptability. You can only claim points for either education experience or work experience — not both.
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