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The Letter of Recommendation for Doctoral Program is a critical document in Danish academic institutions' doctoral admission process. It is typically required when a candidate applies for a Ph.D. program or research position at a Danish university. The document should comply with Danish higher education regulations and data protection laws, particularly the Danish Data Protection Act and University Act. The letter provides detailed insights into the candidate's academic excellence, research capabilities, and potential for conducting doctoral-level research. It includes specific examples of the candidate's achievements, research experience, and personal qualities relevant to doctoral studies. The recommender must be a qualified academic professional who can effectively evaluate the candidate's potential for advanced research within the Danish academic context.

1. Letter Header: Official letterhead, date, and addressing details of the doctoral program committee

2. Introduction: Writer's introduction, current position, and relationship to the candidate

3. Candidate Background: Context of how and how long the recommender has known the candidate

4. Academic Excellence: Assessment of candidate's academic performance, intellectual capabilities, and scholarly achievements

5. Research Capabilities: Evaluation of research skills, methodology understanding, and potential for independent research

6. Personal Qualities: Discussion of character traits relevant to doctoral studies (determination, intellectual curiosity, etc.)

7. Specific Examples: Concrete instances demonstrating the candidate's capabilities and achievements

8. Overall Recommendation: Strong statement of support and recommendation for the doctoral program

9. Closing: Contact information and willingness to provide further information