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Faculty drops idea of short versions of traditional subjects and launches a series of new, more specialised degrees. At the same time, it is working »flat out« to get companies to take on students for business master’s degrees.
I survived the whole month of February in Copenhagen on a budget of DKK 1,500. My experiment is over. Here are my tips if you, by necessity or by choice, have to live on the cheap.
The experiment in which I have to live on less than DKK 1,500 for a month is finally drawing to a close. I think back to my school trip to Austria, and I reflect on our social and personal relationship with money with a behavioural economist and a savings expert.
My financial experiment has entered a new phase. I’ve cracked the code of saving — but is that enough for a good life? And are you doomed to fail as a partner if you’re poor?
According to a study, one in four students in Denmark live on less than DKK 1,500 a month after expenses. So now I will test this on my own body: Can I live on that for the month of February?
In the face of what they call »a colossal development task«, University of Copenhagen management has scaled back its criticism and is now hard at work trying to make the reform a success. The prorector for education explains what they are doing to create new programmes.
Plans to ban the face veil at the country’s educational institutions follow recommendations from a former government's women’s rights commission. Scholar of Islam says he has never actually seen a niqab there.
Antisemitism is surging online — University of Copenhagen historian is now to lead a new research and outreach initiative
Elisenda Feliu teaches mathematics to biology students. Their initial resistance has been converted into results
Master’s student Réka Joo wants to do an internship so she can get a foothold on the Danish labour market. But as an international student, she simply can’t make ends meet.
