Euroteq Engineering University offers you the opportunity to complement your courses at DTU with international online courses from leading technical universities in Europe. More than 100 courses are offered each semester in a wide range of subjects.
One of DTU's international collaborations, EuroTeQ, offers over 100 different online courses for students in a wide range of disciplines, such as Computer Science and ICT, Data, AI, Entrepreneurship, Business and Economics, Mechanical Engineering and much, much more.
As a student, you have the opportunity to design your curriculum that suits your career ambitions and learning objectives by choosing from physical and virtual course formats across the EuroTeQ partner universities.
Browse the EuroTeQ Course Catalogue
All EuroTeQ courses are taught in English.
The courses are taught via different virtual formats, which give rise to different learning experiences:
You can take up to three EuroTeQ courses per semester.
Places on the courses are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis
Read more about your options for an international online course
Courses taken through EuroTeQ will be transferred as passed/not passed to your DTU transcript in relation to the rules for credit transfer on exchange if the course is approved for transfer by the credit office. When signing up for a EuroTeQ course, more information will be given regarding how to apply for credit transfer with EuroTeQ course.
EuroTeq Engineering University’s vision is to develop the engineering education of the future and provide students not only with in-depth technical knowledge but also with an extended educational horizon, an entrepreneurial mindset, and a holistic perspective that can help solve global societal challenges.
The EuroTeQ Engineering University Partners are leading European technical universities with solid traditions of collaboration with industry and society.
The EuroTeQ partners want to create a European campus and promote co-creation across disciplines to tackle the grand challenges of the 21st century. This is achieved through close collaboration between researchers, lecturers, students, companies, and organizations.
Partner Universities:
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