Admission, Research and Outreach
Admission, Research and Outreach
Our research division is committed to advancing cancer care through clinical trials, personalized medicine, and interdisciplinary studies. By participating in national and international clinical trials, Danova provides its professionals and patients with access to innovative treatment options that may shape the future of cancer care.
Research Areas
- Oncology Research: New treatment methods and drug trials.
- Palliative Care Research: Improving comfort and quality of life in terminal care.
- Rehabilitation Research: Developing new methods to enhance physical recovery post-treatment.
Admission Requirements
EU/EEA Nationals:
- Bachelor’s degree in relevant healthcare field (Nursing, Physiotherapy and Pharmacy).
- Minimum one year of relevant experience.
- English proficiency (B2) required for non-native English and Danish speakers; Danish language skills are advantageous.
Non-EU/EEA Nationals:
- All requirements mentioned above for EU/EEA nationals.
- Additional requirement: Authorization from The Danish Patient Safety Authority as a Nurse or Physiotherapist or Prescription Pharmacist (as required for the respective program)
- Must have credential evaluation by The Danish Patient Safety Authority within last three years.
Admission Process
- Application Period: February 25, 2024
- Application Fee: DKK 400.
- Interview Date: Scheduled for November 20, 2024
- Result Announcement: November 25, 2024, via registered email.
- Program Start Date: February 25, 2025
Tuition Fees
- EU/EEA Nationals: No tuition fees.
- Non-EU/EEA Nationals: DKK 30,000 annually.
- Clinical Practice Option: Non-EU/EEA participants may apply for waived tuition if they opt for supervised clinical practice, which includes meals and enhanced job recommendations upon program completion*.
How To Apply
Thank you for your interest in our specialized Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) and Training Programs! To begin the application process, please follow the instructions below. Our programs offer comprehensive training in oncology, palliative care, and related healthcare fields, designed for healthcare professionals dedicated to enhancing patient care.
Submit Your Application Online
After submitting online application, email your documents by November 15, 2024, to the Admissions Office at:
- Email: admission@danovaeu.com
- Documents to be sent:
- Application Form (Form Link)
- Valid Registration/Authorization Document Issued by The Danish Patient Safety Authority (Non EU/EEA Candidates)
- A Copy of Valid Identity Document by EU/EEA member states (EU/EEA nationals only)
- A Copy of Valid Passport (Non EU/EEA nationals)
- True Copy of the Bachelor Certificate and Transcript
- Certificate of current professional status/Certificate of good standing. The certificate must be issued by the health authorities in the country where you work now or the country where you have worked most recently within your profession. The certificate must confirm that you have never been subject to disciplinary actions or any other adverse actions (both EU/EEA and Non EU/EEA Candidates other than Denmark)
You will receive a confirmation email upon successful submission of your application and payment of the application fee.
Pay the Application Fee
The application fee is DKK 400 for all candidates and is required to process your application. Please follow the instructions below to make your payment.
- Payment Details for Application Fee (EU/EEA and Non-EU/EEA Candidates):
- Bank Name: Jyske Bank A/S
- Account Name: Danova Cancer & Hospice Institute
- Account Number: 0440199248
- IBAN: DK50 0040 0440 1992 48
- SWIFT Code: JYBADKKKAAL
- Reference: [Your Full Name & Passport Number]
- Payment Confirmation:
Once the application fee is received, you will receive a confirmation email at your registered email address.
*Prior to engaging in clinical practice for patient care, nurses will be required to complete a competency test to ensure readiness and suitability for the role. Selected candidates will work under the close supervision of a senior Registered Nurse (RN) to gain hands-on experience and guidance. It is important to note that these working hours will not count toward the adaptation training required to become a Registered Nurse (RN) in Denmark. However, candidates who perform successfully during this supervised practice period will receive a strong recommendation from Danova Hospice, enhancing their prospects for future employment opportunities within the institution upon program completion.
Community and Outreach Programs
Danova Cancer & Hospice Institute actively participates in community outreach to raise awareness and promote preventive care.
- Cancer Screening Campaigns: Public campaigns to increase awareness and encourage early detection.
- Patient Education Programs: Workshops for patients and families on managing cancer, treatment options, and coping strategies.
- Volunteer Programs: Opportunities for community members to provide companionship and support to patients in hospice care.