All teaching and extracurricular activities at TAW are held in English. The student body as well as the teachers, community, and staff count many with an international background.
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Applying to the educations with international background
International applicants apply on equal terms with Danish applicants, following the same deadlines and procedures. Please refer to our admissions pages for more information about application procedures, requirements and deadlines.
Interested in an exchange semester at The Animation Workshop?
Please visit the Exchange students section under the admissions pages to see more about availability, application procedures, requirements and deadlines.
Visa and residency
Coming to Denmark from a Nordic or EU/EEA country, including Switzerland, you are free to live, study and work in Denmark. However, you must register with the Danish Immigration Service as well as the local municipality, if you intend to stay more than 3 months.
If you are coming to Denmark from outside the EU, you need a tourist visa (valid up to 3 months) or a residence permit (for stays exceeding 90 days). Normally, you must apply for visa or residence permit prior to your arrival in Denmark. Applying for a visa is a part of the enrollment process for the bachelor educations and is initiated by the school after you have been admitted to the program.
For detailed information about the application process and requirements, please visit the website of the Danish Immigration service.
Registering for Danish Social Security number (CPR) and Danish Health Insurance scheme
You must register in order to receive a Danish CPR-number. It is a social identity code which is key to all public registration and services, including tax, opening a bank-account, etc. Furthermore, the CPR-number will guarantee free public health insurance for the entirety of your stay (after a quarantine for the first six weeks for non-EU citizens).