State University of New York Empire State College vs University College of Northern Denmark University comparison

University funding	Public
Date of foundation	1971
Staff count	202 in (2013-2014)
Students count	11823 in (2013-2014)
Languages	English
Fees	Graduate, 10,370 per year per year for in-state residents and 20,190 per year for out-of-state per year. [USD] National students:Undergraduate, 6,665 per year for in-state residents and 16,315 per year for out-of-state per year
School year	From Year round Freshmen admitted twice per semester
Other Locations	Beirut (Lebanon) Collegewide Programs (Saratoga Springs) Genesee Valley (Rochester) Hudson Valley (Hartsdale) Long Island (Old Westbury) Metropolitan (New York) Niagara Frontier (Buffalo) Northeast (Albany). International Programmes in Athens Prague (Czech Republic) Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic) Thessaloniki (Greece) Tirana (Albania) Regional Centres: Central New York (Syracuse)

Business, Management and Economics

Community and Human Services

Cultural Studies

Educational Studies

Historical Studies

Human Development

Interdisciplinary Studies

Labour Studies

Science, Mathematics and Technology

Social Theory, Social Structure and Change

The Arts

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Certificate or Diploma (Sub-Bachelor)

Master's Degree

Post-bachelor's Diploma/Certificate

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University funding	Public
Date of foundation	-
Staff count	-
Students count	-
Languages	Danish
Fees	-
School year	-
Other Locations	Campuses in Thisted Hjørring

Education and Social Studies

Health Studies

Technology and Business Studies

Professionsbachelorgrad (4 yr Professional Bachelor’s degree)

Professionsbachelorgrad (Professional Bachelor’s degree)

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