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The good news is that University of Copenhagen is in the journal Nature again. The bad news is that it is in the form of a leading article that slams UCPH for the sacking of Professor Hans Thybo
Muslims should not have spaces made available to them in public buildings in Denmark, says MP Marie Krarup, who claims an interfaith 'retreat room' on South Campus, KUA is 'really Islamic’.
A budgeted DKK 132 million loss has turned out to be a profit of DKK 80 million. Yet UCPH is still cutting DKK 200 million. Employees asking why
Four Danish students talk about why they have chosen to study at Lund University on the other side of the Øresund, in Sweden instead of the University of Copenhagen: They point to interdisciplinarity, and the freedom to select your own education from 2,000 courses
Scientists from throughout the world are signing a protest against the sacking of Hans Thybo, which they call a 'threat to academic freedom'. Controversies like the Thybo case may affect the University's ranking position, says THE-ranking editor
It is no sign of intelligence to write so that only people with a doctorate can understand it. On the contrary, reckons this political science student
Mette Høeg’s account of the conclusion of her PhD process at the University of Copenhagen is filled with false, misleading, biased and distorted interpretations. It is an unfair, one-sided, intervention, writes Associate Professor Marianne Stidsen
Students at the University of Copenhagen work jobs an average of five hours a week, but what do they do when they clock in at a student job? The University Post asked several students how they spend their days.
Nature magazine quotes Egyptian post doc researcher that he did not feel pressured by the geologist Hans Thybo, contradicting what UCPH otherwise states as the main reason to fire Thybo
Students at the University of Copenhagen work jobs an average of five hours a week, but what do they do when they clock in at a student job? The University Post asked several students how they spend their days.