Grant opportunities
Support options
Here you will be greeted with a smile and a conversation about your options.
Newly arrived refugees and family reunified immigrants
Newly arrived refugees and family reunified immigrants who are covered by the possibilities for an introduction program can attend the school as part of their individual contract with the municipality. Refugees can choose to go to a Folk High school immediately after they have been granted asylum. They can possibly receive support from the municipality to cover the out-of-pocket payment.
Faroese students
Can apply for a travel grant for at least one academic year from Studulsstovnurin, Tórshavn: www.studul.fo.
Phone: +298 356 800
We have just received notification that the scholarship option for students in the Commonwealth will resume with effect from 1 February 2024.
The pool is now open and the criteria and application form can be found here:
Greenlandic students
Must approach Majoriaq in the city they are in.
We have just received notification that the scholarship option for students in the Commonwealth will resume with effect from 1 February 2024.
The pool is now open and the criteria and application form can be found here:
Icelandic students
Can apply for support from: Foreningen Norden, Copenhagen Ø.
Phone: +45 3342 6325
In addition, it is possible to apply for a Nordplus grant via the Nordic Information Office. www.akmennt.is/nu
Swedish students
Can apply for support through: Centrala Studiestödsnämmden www.csn.se:
Phone. +46 6018 6000
Norwegian students
Can apply for a scholarship and loan for a stay of at least three months through: Statens Lånekasse for utdanning: www.lanekassen.no.
Phone: +47 2272 6700
Finnish students
Can apply for support through the National Student Support Center in Finland and scholarship through Pohjola-Norden.
Phone. +358 9 4542 080
