Det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi, Kunstakademiets Billedkunstskoler (Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Visual Arts) Denmark's leading art college, founded in 1754, is located in Copenhagen. It is located in Copenhagen and is directly affiliated with the Danish Ministry of Culture, offering undergraduate and master's degree programs.

The Danish College of Design was founded in 1967 and is located in the city of Kolding, Denmark. It is a private school whose educational objective is to produce professional designers with a high level of competence, international perspective, sociological, philosophical and anthropological knowledge background, as well as a democratic, innovative, collaborative and socially responsible spirit, capable of completing complex design projects. The College of Design has approximately 380 students, 270 undergraduate and 112 graduate students. The School of Design is divided into five departments: Form and Theory, Fashion and Textiles, Visual Communication, Industrial Design and Interactive Media, and Ceramics. The school is located in the industrial triangle of the Jutland Peninsula, which facilitates cooperation with industrial and commercial enterprises. The language of instruction is Danish, but most teachers and students can speak English.

West Jutland University College (West Jutland University College), a leading vocational education institute in Denmark, was founded on January 1, 2008, and is located in Esbjerg, South Denmark, playing an important role in the fields of teaching, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, midwifery, social education, social work and nursing. It plays an important role in teaching, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, midwifery, social education, social work and nursing, etc. It has three faculties, mainly undergraduate education, such as the Faculty of Education, the Faculty of Health Professions and the Faculty of Community Professions.

Information Technology University of Copenhagen (ITU; IT University of Copenhagen) Denmark's young public information technology college, founded in 1999, was upgraded in 2003 to Denmark's twelfth and most specialized comprehensive university, accredited by the Chinese Ministry of Education, offering undergraduate It is accredited by the Chinese Ministry of Education and offers undergraduate, graduate and professional programs.

Roskilde University is a public university in Denmark, founded in 1972 and located in Roskilde, which grants degrees at the bachelor to doctoral level.

Århus College of Engineering (Ingeniørhøjskolen i Århus) is a leading private college in Denmark, which has been incorporated, and was founded in 1915, offering preparatory, undergraduate and postgraduate professional courses, as well as short-term international training courses in English. The main fields of study are engineering and technical studies. The main focus is on engineering and technology;

The Danish University of Pharmaceutical Sciences The famous Danish School of Pharmacy is the only school in Denmark offering a master’s degree in pharmacy. It is committed to providing comprehensive education in the pharmaceutical industry. It was established in 1892 and is located in the center of Copenhagen. It was merged on January 1, 2007 and was certified by the Ministry of Education of China. There are 3 departments including the Department of Pharmaceutical and Analytical Chemistry, the Department of Pharmacology and Drug Therapy, and the Department of Medicinal Chemistry, and 1 college of the Institute of Pharmaceutical Research.

University College Lillebaelt, Denmark A well-known college of higher learning, established in 2008, located in Southern Denmark, mainly provides undergraduate education and continuing education. The main majors include nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, radiology, social education, teacher education, social work, public management, Medical laboratory technology, etc. In addition, the school is also a member of the EU Socrates-Erasmus exchange program and the Nordic Student and Teacher Exchange Program (NORDPLUS).

Aarhus School of Architecture (AAA; Arkitektskolen Aarhus) Denmark One of only two architectural colleges with The Royal Danish Academy of Architecture and Art is jointly responsible for the professional education of architects in Denmark. It was established in 1965 and is located in Aarhus, Jutland. directly under the Ministry of Education.

The Danish University of Education (DPU; Danmarks Pædagogiske) is a leading educational institution of higher education in Denmark, and is the only university in Denmark that offers master's and doctoral education in the field of education. It is dedicated to the teaching of educational systems, lifelong competitiveness development, the use of media and information and communication technologies, education for special needs groups, comparative education policy, development of educational research methods, and the continuous development of educational theories, with departments of learning, education, curriculum studies, and the Center for Voluntary Education Studies.