The Royal Danish Academy is a school of architecture, design and conservation in Copenhagen, Denmark.
At a glance
| Main address | Philip de Langes Allé 10, 1435 Copenhagen K, Denmark |
| Other campuses | Holmen, Kalundborg, Bornholm and Esplanaden |
| Subjects | Architecture, design, conservation, crafts in glass and ceramics, and architectural technology |
| Fashion programme | Fashion, Clothing and Textiles: New Landscapes for Change (master’s) |
| Language | The fashion programme is taught in English |
What is it?
The Royal Danish Academy teaches architecture, design and conservation. Its main campus is in central Copenhagen, and it has other campuses around Denmark.
Its fashion master’s programme, Fashion, Clothing and Textiles: New Landscapes for Change, runs over four semesters. It focuses on making fashion more sustainable, with topics such as how long clothes last, materials, cultural heritage and working with communities and businesses.
Graduation projects are shown at the academy’s exhibition and at Copenhagen Fashion Week.
Fashion courses you can study
The academy’s fashion programme, with its official name:
- Fashion, Clothing and Textiles: New Landscapes for Change (master’s, 4 semesters, taught in English, starts in September)
How to apply
- The academy has separate admission pages for master’s, bachelor’s, professional bachelor’s and exchange students.
- Master’s in Design applicants follow the academy’s published admission requirements and process, including language requirements.
Entry requirements, fees and deadlines change every year. Always check the official website before you apply.
Sources
All facts on this page come from the official website of the Royal Danish Academy. Last checked: 1 November 2026.