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DNA researcher Julien Duxin has just arrived in Copenhagen to be in charge of his own laboratory for the first time. And with a DKK 10 million grant, he's off to a good start.
The University Post crashed the University of Copenhagen’s mail server Tuesday when we accidentally sent upwards of 30 e-mails out to everyone at the university. It was no virus, it was no flaw in the mail system. It was us, and we deeply regret it. This was what happened
The National Taiwan University Ranking for 2016 places the University of Copenhagen amongst the best in the world. The ranking is unique, in that it is only focused on evaluating the performance of scientific papers.
The University Post has set off on a search for Rector Ralf Hemmingsen's successor to head the University of Copenhagen.
Czech student at UCPH asked to pay back DKK 50,000 of her SU student grant. But the authorities are misinterpreting the EU rules on who can get SU, says law professor. The Danish government could have been cheating international students out of their money for years
The Progressive Law Students Association (PLA) believes that there is more to studying law than trying to secure a prestigious job, making money or wearing designer suits. They want to use law to make a difference.
The government's wish to protect the student grant system from international students contradicts the ambition of internationalizing Danish educational institutions. Students from abroad are an important resource and they should be helped to transition to the Danish labor market - not discouraged from coming here.
Humanities at UCPH gets financial boost from the Velux Foundation's treasury for four very different projects that all help achieve a sustainable society based on knowledge
Four young people acquitted for sailing refugees from Denmark to Sweden. The court could not determine whether the defendants’ claim of having helped refugees was just a publicity stunt
In the basement of the old Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University deformed animals are kept in formalin. The veterinary collection of deformities has lost its scientific value, but it is a cultural treasure that is in danger of disappearing
