The fact is that in Denmark all specialties have a narrow focus. Whether it is full-time study or online learning, in any case, when studying agronomy in depth, you will not have to take exams in psychology or philosophy. The program subjects will include only what a highly qualified agronomist or breeder needs to know.
Higher education institutions in Denmark are divided into two categories: university and college. There are only twelve universities in Denmark, but what universities! Each has its own history, the oldest libraries with an excellent selection of literature, and a faculty with world-renowned names. The main fields that students study at Danish universities are economics, pharmacology, veterinary medicine, construction, education, and agronomy.
Each of the Danish universities can proudly provide students with the latest equipment and software, which allows them to hold online Olympiads of a global scale, conferences with participation of teachers and students, and other events that are not yet available to many universities.
A Danish student studying architecture may not know all of Mendel's laws and how many chambers are in a crocodile's heart, but you can't scare him with the right-hand rule on an exam. This is considered both a plus and a minus of Danish education, as it is believed worldwide that a good specialist should understand a little about all branches of science, like Lomonosov, for example.
Danes do not think so, and in teaching and learning they offer students only the necessary subjects, not 'general' ones, as is also customary in Russia. That is why in Danish universities a large percentage of students are those who already have a couple of 'general' specialties, but knowledge is more needed. So applicants from all over the world come to Denmark for this knowledge, where they will be given those in-depth theoretical and practical aspects of science that other universities lack.
As for practical classes, they make up about 50% of the training in Danish universities. However, this does not mean that while studying architecture, you will be wasting away on construction sites, carrying bags of cement. The process of carrying bags of cement will be performed by machines for you and other workers – that is high-quality Danish education.