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Julie and Erling Nørkær are both PhD students at the Department of Psychology. And they’re married. And they have two children. Their lives are completely intertwined — and they love it.
No, there is not gender equality in Denmark. On Instagram, the feminist Cathrine Berendt has built up a gender-equality platform where she posts the statistics that she feels more Danes should know about.
No reservations, as the University of Copenhagen joins the diversity festival
150 years after the first female students at the University of Copenhagen, women are now clearly in the majority — but the genders are still divided across degree programmes.
Work-life balance continues to be a problem at the University of Copenhagen.
Courage is needed in uncertain times, says Eva Hoffmann, who became prorector for research and innovation on 1 July. Her mission: to strengthen the University of Copenhagen’s innovation efforts and keep Europe in the lead.
After 23 years as a conservator at the University of Copenhagen, Abdi Hedayat is now heading collections at Medical Museion — and he has a plan.
After a week of intense clashes between students and management, the latter appears to have changed its mind.
The University of Copenhagen cannot guarantee that all rooms will be ready by the start of the semester in September.
Is having your exam annulled just part of being a medical student? Associate dean regrets »completely absurd mistake« and welcomes protests.