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More than a third of the volunteers at this years Spring Festival were international students. Meet a few of them here.
Caroline works in customer service at the Danish Meteorological Institute DMI and studies geography and geoinformatics. Her job is to know (almost) everything about the wind and the weather.
In his PhD dissertation, Mikkel Krause Frantzen has studied how depression is depicted in literature and art. The works about the essence of depression provide both insight into the disease and into the society we live in.
The Danish government will make ten percent of funding for universities dependent on students’ timely completion of their study programmes and on how quickly they get a job
Bikstok, Bisse, Sort Sol. And many more bands. The Spring Festival's musical lineup needs no further introduction. So here's a taste of everything else you can experience at the festival on Friday.
UCPH has published a list showing which university researchers have published the most articles in Nature and Science journals and subsidiaries. Eske Willerslev is on the list. But he is far from top spot.
Researchers from the University of Copenhagen get more articles published in the two most important scientific journals Nature and Science than their Nordic colleagues. Does this mean that the University of Copenhagen is the best university in the Nordic region?
The Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest coral reef, is dying. A student from the University of Copenhagen helped document this while on exchange at James Cook University in Australia.
On 18th April, law student Kristian Hegaard started in the Danish parliament for the Social Liberal Party as a substitute for Martin Lidegaard. We asked him how his first week at Christiansborg has gone.
The University Post has been nominated for an Anders Bording media prize, to be awarded by the Association of Danish Media on 23rd June at Copenhagen’s City Hall.