Does the university provide housing facilities to the international students?

Aarhus University is generally cheaper than Copenhagen Business School. Cost of living in Aarhus is about 30% lower than in Copenhagen. University's fees range between EUR 8,000 - 15,300 while Copenhagen Business School's fees are around €15,000 for master's programs. Additionally Aarhus University's School for Business and Social Sciences charges around EUR 8500 for UG and EUR 10000 for PG programs. 

After completing an MA from Aarhus University, there are various job opportunities available. Job opportunities include academic and teaching positions, administrative and technical roles, and PhD positions at the university. Additionally, international students have the right to work in Denmark while studying, and there are excellent stay-back options for graduates, with many choosing Denmark as their new home for employment. 

Yes, it is possible to get into MIM program without work experience. MIM programme is designed for recent graduates with no work experience. But applicants are required to have UG degree or an equivalent qualification from recognised university preferably in a relevant field such as business administration, management, economics or a related discipline. 

The tuition fees for international students at Aarhus University in Denmark vary depending on the programme of study. The average tuition fees for a bachelor's degree range from INR 5,50,000 to INR 14,00,000 per year, while for a master's degree, it ranges from INR 9,50,000 to INR 20,50,000 per year. However, Aarhus University offers a limited number of Danish state scholarships for non-EU students, which are financed by the Danish state. The cost of living in Denmark is also relatively high, with monthly expenses ranging from Euro 750 to 900 (approx. INR 66,470 to INR 79,764).