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A new law against double studies will hold back Caroline Bayer Frøhling from achieving her dream to study biology. She already has a bachelor in landscape architecture.

The University of Copenhagen spent approximately DKK 500, 000 on a Deloitte audit of the research accounts of now-dismissed geology professor Hans Thybo. The auditors only found what a legal expert deems trivialities.

Op-ed: Department head, Claus Beier: the media’s portrayal of the firing case is one-sided, simplistic and far from the truth.

Professors from around the world have issued a joint statement protesting the dismissal of Hans Thybo, professor of geology at the University of Copenhagen. They are threatening to hinder the university’s international reputation.

Voting for this year’s University Elections has started. Students will choose a representative for the University Board. Find the link below to cast your vote and check out if there is an ongoing battle between candidates to represent your Faculty or Department

EXCAVATION - The University of Copenhagen has since 2015 had an outstanding payment of DKK 24 million for an interrupted archeological project in Qatar. UCPH has now managed to settle the dispute and in the process save DKK 15 million. The Department that was responsible for the issue will cover expenses amounting to DKK 3 million.

UNIVERSITY ELECTIONS - Meet Jacob Stendevad - candidate for the student's seat on the University Board.

UNIVERSITY ELECTIONS - Meet Niels Havndrup Kraaer and Aslak Alexander Schou - candidates for the student seat on the University’s Board

UNIVERSITY ELECTIONS: Meet Elias Westergaard - candidate for the student seat on the University’s Board

Students with disabilities are being hit hard by the Danish government’s Study Progress Reform. Even if they manage to get an exemption from the reform’s requirements to finish their studies faster, they lost their Danish SU study grant if they fall behind. ‘Disgraceful’ says a spokesman for the students