Below you will find information about the exam and language requirements for applying to a bachelor course at The Animation Workshop.
For info on assessment of individual qualifications, the Master's degree rule, credit transfer and applying for a transfer, see specific entry requirements
Exam requirements
Applicants with Danish exam certificates
The following Danish upper secondary school certificates grant access to Bachelor in Animation (Character Animation, CG Arts) and/or Bachelor in Graphic Storytelling:
Exams
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Animation
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Graphic Storytelling
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STX, HHX, HTX, EUX & IB/EB-Diploma
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Yes
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Yes
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HF
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Yes
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Yes
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EUD Mediegrafiker
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Yes
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Yes
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EUD in Digital Media
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Yes
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No
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EUD Grafisk tekniker
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No
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Yes
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Danish diplomas and exam results will be uploaded automatically when you submit the application through www.optagelse.dk using NemID.
Applicants with foreign exam certificates
You can apply based on a foreign upper secondary school certificate (high school, baccalaureate, IB or similar). You must submit a scan of both your diploma and the transcript of records.
Your diploma does not need to be translated from the original language unless specifically requested.
Deadline for submitting diplomas
If you have already passed your exam, the deadline is March 15 at noon.
If you graduate the same year as you are applying, you may submit the diploma later. The final deadline for submitting your diploma is then July 5th, 12:00 am.
English language requirements
All applicants (including native English speakers) must document English proficiency equivalent to a Danish B-level with a minimum weighted grade point average score of 3.0 on the Danish grading scale.
Danish applicants
Danish applicants must document that they have received English instruction corresponding to B-level (B-niveau) or higher in the Danish framework and meet the following marks:
- Applicants with English B-level (Danish Framework) must have a weighted grade point average on 3,0 or higher.
- Applicants with English A-level (Danish Framework) must have achieved a weighted grade point average score on 2,0 or higher.
International applicants
All applicants with a foreign entry qualification will have to document English proficiency equivalent to a Danish B-level with a minimum weighted grade point average score of 3.0 on the Danish grading scale (min. 210 hours, 1 hour = 60 minutes during the final three years in Upper Secondary School). You may document your proficiency through your upper secondary school certificate if it meets the required skill level.
The grades from your upper Secondary School Certificate will be converted into Danish grades. Note that the rules for conversion differ for each country, so it is not possible to standardize the methods for this conversion.
Please fill this Verification form (for your English lessons only!) and upload it with your application if you would like us to assess your English level.
Documentation of English proficiency level through a test
If your upper secondary qualification does not meet the required level and scores, you must deliver an English proficiency test.
You can find an overview over the accepted language tests and required scores here. Note that the test result must be no more than two years old at the time of possible study start.
Deadline
The final deadline for submitting valid proof of English proficiency through www.optagelse.dk – either as an upper secondary school certificate or as a proficiency test – is July 5th at noon.