TTS Grants to Danish Students

Thanks To Scandinavia (TTS) was established by Danish entertainer Victor Borge and American lawyer Richard Netter in 1963 as a thank you to the Scandinavian countries for their help in aiding Jews during World War II.

TTS awards a number of scholarships to students and researchers from Scandinavia and Bulgaria for studies in the US. Each year, three scholarships are awarded to Danish graduate students. Read more about TTS on their website.

Available Scholarships

  • 2 Scholarships for a Master’s degree
  • 1 Victor Borge Music Scholarship

How

Fulbright Denmark will nominate candidates who have applied for the Core Fulbright Student Grant.

Application decisions will be made in May/June, and scholarships will be awarded in the U.S. after arrival.

Please note, the Fulbright Center does not administer the TTS ‘Scholarships at Specific Universities’. Read more about these here.

Victor Borge

Eligibility

You must be eligible for the Core Fulbright Student Grant in order to be considered for the Thanks to Scandinavia Scholarship.

General for Thanks to Scandinavia

  • The scholarships must be used on tuition or tuition-related expenses, e.g. books and university-related fees. The scholarships are paid in the U.S. and in USD
  • For the Victor Borge Music Scholarship, applicants must study within an academic field related to music
  • You must be studying towards a full degree in the States. MA students are preferred
  • The scholarships only cover one year
  • Applicants without dual Danish-American citizenship, American ‘Green card’ or permanent residency in the U.S. are preferred
  • Applicants must be accepted through general graduate admission

Meet the grantees

JulieOdgaard Sørensen

Master's degree in Sports Administration
Marshall University (2025/2026)

EmilRosengreen Nielsen

Master's degree in European History, Politics, Society
Columbia University (2025/2026)

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Fulbright Denmark awards and administers many grants for Danes seeking academic challenges in the U.S.

Fulbright Denmark is based on a bi-national treaty from 1951. It is publicly funded by the Danish and the American states, and the U.S. Ambassador to Denmark is honorary chair of the Fulbright Denmark Board. Fulbright Denmark offers grants to both Danes to the U.S.A. and Americans to Denmark.

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