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8 student housing options for rent in Copenhagen, Denmark

Private room for rent for DKK 3,810 per month in Dragør, Ternevænget
DKK 3810/month(bills included)
Private room •12 m²•1 housemate•From 27 Apr
Private landlord
Private room for rent for DKK 4,475 per month in Dragør, Ternevænget
DKK 4475/month(bills included)
Private room •12 m²•From 27 Apr
Private landlord
Private room for rent for DKK 5,230 per month in Dragør, Ternevænget
DKK 5230/month(bills included)
Private room •12 m²•From 27 Apr
Private landlord
Private room for rent for DKK 5,230 per month in Dragør, Ternevænget
DKK 5230/month(bills included)
Private room •12 m²•From 27 Apr
Private landlord
Private room for rent for DKK 4,350 per month in Virum, Virumvej
DKK 4350/month(bills included)
Private room •11 m²•1 housemate•From 27 Apr
Private landlord
Apartment for rent for DKK 10,000 per month in Copenhagen, Dunhammervej
DKK 10000/month(bills included)
Apartment •40 m²•1 bedroom•From 27 Apr
Private landlord
Private room for rent for DKK 6,600 per month in Copenhagen, Vestre Teglgade
DKK 6600/month(bills included)
Private room •16 m²•2 housemates•From 27 Apr
Rental company
Private room for rent for DKK 3,960 per month in Copenhagen, Mozartsvej
DKK 3960/month(bills included)
Private room •12 m²•2 housemates•From 27 Apr
Private landlord
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Fully Furnished Student Accommodation in Copenhagen, Denmark

If you’re looking for student accommodation in Copenhagen, you’ve come to the right place. At HousingAnywhere, we offer a wide range of student housing options in Copenhagen tailored to international students. Whether you’re seeking a cozy private studio or a room in a shared apartment, we have a solution for you. Explore our listings and find the perfect student home close to your university.

The sooner you start your search for student accommodation in Copenhagen, the better. As move-in dates approach, the number of available options tends to decrease quickly. Don’t hesitate to book early as our dedicated team at HousingAnywhere is here to help with any questions or concerns you may have.

Find student accommodation near top universities in Copenhagen

Whether you're moving to Copenhagen to attend the University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen Business School (CBS), Technical University of Denmark (DTU), or IT University of Copenhagen (ITU), HousingAnywhere offers trusted student accommodation in neighborhoods that are safe, well-connected, and vibrant.

Living in Copenhagen as a student

Copenhagen is consistently ranked among the best student cities in Europe for its high quality of life, safe environment, and excellent universities. Known for its sustainability, bike-friendly culture, and clean urban design, the city offers a unique balance of cosmopolitan living and natural beauty. As a student, you’ll find plenty of green spaces, cultural landmarks, cozy cafés, and waterfront hangouts. Copenhagen’s international environment, combined with the Danish approach to innovation and education, makes it an exciting and enriching place to study and live.

Types of Student Housing Available in Copenhagen

As a student city, Copenhagen offers diverse housing options, including:

  • Furnished rooms in shared apartments
  • Private studios in student-friendly districts
  • University halls and dormitories (kollegier)
  • Entire apartments for students, couples, or groups

All accommodations on HousingAnywhere are verified and foreigner-friendly, ideal for international students moving to Copenhagen for the first time.

How to Rent Student Housing with HousingAnywhere

1. Start Your Search Use HousingAnywhere’s filters to find listings by rental price, property type, and location near your university.

2. Connect with Landlords Send messages to landlords via the platform to ask questions and request additional details about the room or apartment.

3. Book Securely Online Once you’re confident, reserve your accommodation through our secure online booking system. Your payment is held safely until 48 hours after you move in.

4. Move In with Peace of Mind Finalize your rental agreement, upload any required documents, and get ready to enjoy your new home in Copenhagen.

Are you going to live and study in Copenhagen? Here are the most frequent questions asked by other students.

Do I need a visa to study in Copenhagen?

If you're from outside the EU/EEA, you’ll need a residence permit (student visa) to study in Denmark. You’ll need an admission letter from a Danish university, proof of financial support, and health insurance. EU/EEA students don’t need a visa but must register with the Civil Registration System (CPR) upon arrival.

What are the types of student accommodations in Copenhagen?

Students in Copenhagen typically live in university dorms (kollegier), private rented rooms, studios, or shared flats. While dorms are popular, demand is very high, so many international students opt for private rentals or co-living arrangements listed on platforms like HousingAnywhere.

Where are the best areas to live in Copenhagen for students?

Top student neighborhoods include Nørrebro, known for its diverse community and artsy vibe; Frederiksberg, a quieter, upscale area with parks and cafes; and Østerbro, ideal for families and students seeking calm surroundings. Vesterbro and Islands Brygge are also popular for their nightlife, culture, and central locations.

How to find student accommodation in Copenhagen?

You can find student housing in Copenhagen through online platforms like HousingAnywhere, student housing offices, or Facebook groups. HousingAnywhere makes it easy with verified listings, secure payments, and multilingual support to easily book your accommodation from abroad.

How much is student housing in Copenhagen?

On average, student housing in Copenhagen costs between DKK 4,000–7,500 (€540–1,000) per month. Shared rooms are more affordable, while private studios and apartments come at a premium. It’s wise to budget early and compare listings across neighborhoods.

What documents are needed to rent student housing in Copenhagen?

Most landlords will require your passport or ID, proof of university enrollment, a deposit (usually one or two months’ rent), and sometimes proof of income or a guarantor. HousingAnywhere allows you to upload documents securely when booking.

What are the main universities in Copenhagen for international students?

The University of Copenhagen, CBS (Copenhagen Business School), DTU (Technical University of Denmark), and ITU (IT University of Copenhagen) are some of the most popular institutions. These universities offer a variety of English-taught programs and are highly ranked globally.

Can students work in Copenhagen while studying?

Yes, EU/EEA students can work without restrictions. Non-EU/EEA students with a residence permit can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year and full-time during holidays. Copenhagen offers opportunities in hospitality, education, and tech.

How to find internships in Copenhagen for international students?

Many universities in Copenhagen have career services that help students secure internships. You can also explore platforms like Graduateland, Jobindex, or LinkedIn. The city’s strong startup scene and corporate hubs make it a great place for gaining work experience.

What is the cost of living in Copenhagen for students?

Students typically spend around DKK 8,000–10,000 (€1,070–1,350) per month including rent, food, transport, and leisure. Copenhagen is pricier than other European cities, but budgeting wisely and using student discounts can help keep costs manageable.

Is public transport student-friendly in Copenhagen?

Absolutely. Copenhagen’s metro, S-train, buses, and bikes make commuting easy. Students can apply for “Ungdomskort” (youth card) for discounted transport fares. Many locals also prefer biking, which is safe and well-supported by infrastructure.

How does healthcare work for students in Copenhagen?

All students with a CPR number are entitled to free healthcare under Denmark’s public system. You’ll be assigned a general practitioner (GP) once registered. EU students should bring their EHIC card, while non-EU students should ensure their residence permit covers health services.

Why HousingAnywhere?

HousingAnywhere is the trusted platform for students seeking accommodation in Copenhagen. With verified listings, transparent booking, and multilingual support, we help you secure housing safely from anywhere in the world. Join thousands of international students who’ve found their home through HousingAnywhere.