IB Curriculum International Schools in Denmark

International Baccalaureate (IB) schools in Denmark include private international schools concentrated in Copenhagen and larger cities as well as a number of Danish upper-secondary (gymnasium) institutions that offer the IB Diploma Programme, so families can find both fully international campuses and state schools running parts of the IB continuum. The IB programmes commonly offered are the Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programmes, with English the dominant language of instruction in international settings while Danish is taught as a second language and some bilingual or national-language options exist. Tuition levels vary widely: many private international schools publish annual fees from the lower tens of thousands of DKK up to the high five-figure/low six-figure range, whereas state schools that run IB programmes are free of charge. Admissions follow an annual school-year cycle (major intake in August) but many schools operate waiting lists, roll-over places and language or placement assessments for older children, so parents should begin enquiries and municipal registration as early as possible when planning a move.