The number of quota 2 applicants who have DTU as their first priority has increased by 30 percent. This is significantly more than nationwide. DTU writes in a press release.
The number of quota 2 applications to DTU has increased by 23 percent, and 30 percent more have DTU as their first priority. The trend applies to both bachelor's and master's degree programs, and the increase is significantly higher than the national average, where 4 percent more have applied to quota 2 this year.
In the bachelor's programs, the study program General Engineering in particular has attracted many applicants. 916 have applied for the program, which is the only one of DTU's bachelor's programs that is conducted in English and attracts both Danish and international students.
In addition, there has been an increase of 80 percent in the number of applicants for the digital education Technology, which is primarily conducted digitally and was first offered in 2023.
For the Bachelor of Engineering programs, the increase is 26 percent. One of the programs with the greatest growth is Computer Engineering, where the number of applicants has more than doubled from 52 to 105. The program is offered at DTU's campuses in Ballerup and Lyngby, where students learn to design, develop and implement intelligent functions in various devices and systems.
The Bachelor of Engineering program Arctic Construction and Infrastructure has also experienced an increase in applicants of 56 percent. The program takes place at DTU's campus in Sisimiut in Greenland and focuses on engineering work under extreme climatic conditions.
- The figures show that our education programs are highly relevant to young people's everyday lives and meet the demands and expectations they have for the future labor market, says Dean of Education and Study Environment at DTU Lars D. Christoffersen.
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