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Opinion: Former student believes that law at the University of Copenhagen is uncritical, unreflective and too career oriented.

Quinoa is originally a tropical plant, but it can now be grown in Denmark. To achieve this, it had to go on a long journey through the field of plant science at the University of Copenhagen

The 12-hour requirement for bachelor’s degrees is being undermined by things like embassy parties counting as education. This is according to a columnist from the Student Council

University of Copenhagen will no longer make money on fossil fuel energy investments following a board decision Tuesday

Peter Blume argues that there is no mess at the Faculty of Law. But that is because he is sweeping the dirt under the carpet, writes a law student

The human part of human resources is likely to be lost if UCPH gathers all its HR employees into large centers, at a distance from the people they support, writes Mie Abildgaard Kristensen

Bent Jensen teaches tree climbing. Students learn how to climb trees safely to harvest seeds or to fell difficult trees

The managers at the Faculty of Law know nothing about personnel management or about financial management. This is why things go wrong, writes former law professor Michael Bjørn Hansen

Nordic Master Program is one of the most international and culturally diverse environments at the University of Copenhagen. What happens when you put a group of students from extremely different cultural and religious backgrounds together in a classroom?

The description of the Faculty of Law in The University Post's article ‘All rise! This court finds Law guilty of a study programme mess’ has no basis in reality, writes Professor Peter Blume