Business Academy Aarhus · Denmark
Multimedia Design
A two-year academy profession.
- Where
- Aarhus, Denmark
- Degree
- AP degreeAcademy profession degree — not a bachelor's
- Length
- 2 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- August
- Apply by
- 15 March 2027
- Admission
- Limited places
More facts
- Degree
- AP degreeAcademy profession degree — not a bachelor's
- Length
- 2 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- August
Deadlines
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15 March 2027, 12:00 CET*
Applications closeSign the application (signature page if you have no MitID)Hard deadlineDetails
Twelve noon, not midnight. Applies to every applicant with an international or IB qualification, whether the diploma was earned in Denmark or abroad, and whether you are aiming at quota 1 or quota 2.
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2 August 2027*
Accept your placeHard deadlineDetails
Set by each institution, a few days after offers: check the date in your offer. In 2026: Copenhagen 2 August, Southern Denmark 3 August, Aalborg 5 August. Dated here at the earliest known; a school that publishes its own date shows that instead.
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All dates for this programme (5 more)
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1 February 2027*
Optagelse.dk opens for the 2027 intakeDetails
The portal typically opens in early February. Confirm the exact date when the Agency publishes it.
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1 March 2027*
Have your IB coordinator register you for IB resultsYour own planDetails
Not an official deadline, but results must be authorised to travel before the documentation deadline. Get a receipt. Institution codes: Copenhagen 002600, Aarhus 000150, Aalborg 000148, Southern Denmark 000157.
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5 July 2027, 12:00 CET*
Last day to reorder priorities; documentation at some institutionsDetails
Priorities can be reordered until 12:00. Documentation deadlines are set by each institution: Aarhus and Aalborg accept documents until 5 July, Copenhagen wants them with the application on 15 March, and some academies set 1 April. Check each one you list.
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6 July 2027*
IB results released -
28 July 2027*
Offers and quota 1 cut-offs publishedDetails
Every programme's cut-off average is published the same day. Vacant places appear in the same week.
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* Last year’s date, not yet confirmed.
What it is
(AP) degree in web and app design and front-end programming: UX and UI, JavaScript, React, content production and AI tools, ending with a 10-week internship. It is shorter than a bachelor's, and an 18-month top-up turns it into one. Needs English C and Maths or Economics at C level.
Degree and length
- Degree
AP degree – academy profession, not a bachelor's
- Length
2 years, 120 ECTS
- Field
Computing and IT
What you need
- Any IB EnglishDanish requirement: English C
Danish requirement: also one of English B / An accepted English test instead (for example IELTS Academic 6.5) — already met by what is listed above.
And one of these:
- Any IB Maths Danish requirement: Mathematics C
- Economics or Business Management (SL or HL) Danish requirement: Economics C
How places are decided
DP Course Results are accepted. Meeting the requirements does not guarantee a place.
Requirements in full, and how places are allocated
Sources (3)
Entry requirements and admission rules for Multimedia Design.
Open this to see the exact page each rule came from, when it was read, and whether a person has checked it.
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Uddannelses- og Forskningsstyrelsen (Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science) national agency
IB-elever uden IB Diploma, men med mindst 18 point (Diploma Programme (DP) Course Results), har adgang til videregående uddannelser i Danmark på lige vilkår med ansøgere med den 2-årige hf-eksamen uden overbygning. Det kræver, at alle 6 IB-fag (3 HL-fag og 3 SL- eller 4 HL-fag og 2 SL-fag) er bestået med mindst karakteren 3. Det betyder, at de har adgang til at søge optagelse på erhvervsakademi- og professionsbacheloruddannelser gennem kvote 1 og 2. Ansøgere med et Diploma Programme (DP) Course Results på mindst 18 point og mindst karakteren 3 i alle fag kan derudover få adgang til en universitetsbacheloruddannelse gennem kvote 1 og 2 ved enten at supplere med enkeltfag efter samme regler som hf’erne eller tage deres IB-eksamen om for at få et IB Diploma – Retake.
DP Course Results (formerly the IB Certificate) of at least 18 points, with at least grade 3 in all six subjects and at least three subjects at HL, are a qualifying examination in Denmark on the same terms as a two-year hf without overbygning: they give access to erhvervsakademi- and professionsbachelor programmes through quota 1 and quota 2, and to a university bachelor only after two successive raises of upper-secondary subject level, at least one to A level, taken as hf-enkeltfag. Course Results under 18 points, or containing any subject at grade 1 or 2, are not a qualifying examination at all. A full IB Diploma of 24 points or more gives access to every higher education programme in Denmark.
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Business Academy Aarhus (Erhvervsakademi Aarhus) institution
Level AP degree ECTS 120 + 10 extra-curricular Duration 2 years Study start August [...] The entire programme is taught in English. [...] English at the Danish C-level. [...] And Mathematics at the Danish C-level. [...] Or Economics at the Danish C-level. [...] The language requirement is English at the Danish B-level [...] However, if you only fulfil the specific entry requirement of English at C level [...] then the language requirement can be satisfied with an English test. [...] IELTS Academic: 6,5
Multimedia Design at Business Academy Aarhus is a two-year AP degree (120 ECTS plus 10 extra-curricular), taught entirely in English with an August start. It needs English C and either Mathematics C or Economics C, plus English B or an accepted test.
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Business Academy Aarhus (Erhvervsakademi Aarhus) institution
There is no tuition fee for: Danish students Students from the EU/EEA countries [...] Valid from 2026. [...] Multimedia Design (AP - 2 years) Tuition fee Per semester €6,000 | 45,500 DKK Whole programme €24,000 | 182,000 DKK
Business Academy Aarhus charges no tuition to EU/EEA students. Non-EU students pay EUR 6,000 per semester for Multimedia Design (EUR 24,000 for the programme), valid from 2026.