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More People Want to Study in Faroe Islands than Before

During Olavsøkan, Faroese young people have received an answer to whether they have been offered a place at universities in Denmark or not. But this year there are fewer applicants than last year. This is shown by figures that Kringvarpið has received from the Danish Ministry of Education and Research.    This year, 14.2 per cent fewer applicants have applied to Danish universities than last year, and this includes applicants with a Faroese upp…
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During Olavsøkan, Faroese young people have received an answer to whether they have been offered a place at universities in Denmark or not. But this year there are fewer applicants than last year. This is shown by figures that Kringvarpið has received from the Danish Ministry of Education and Research.    This year, 14.2 per cent fewer applicants have applied to Danish universities than last year, and this includes applicants with a Faroese upp…

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Kringvarp Føroya broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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