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Survey: Students only work 28 hours a week

Students use an average of just 28 hours a week on their studies, according to a new, but already disputed, survey. Debate on how the University of Copenhagen is to get new students to finish their studies faster

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Politics

Students and management discussing details of reforms

A new, joint, committee is to examine how the University of Copenhagen can reduce students' completion times

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Politics

Policy proposal at UCPH: If no women apply, nobody is hired

The University of Copenhagen wants gender equality in research and management. In practice, this means more women in top positions. But some of the suggestions for achieving this are controversial.

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Campus

Half of new Humanities mentors are international

More and more international students are joining the Humanities' mentor group, as the organizers are getting ready for a new, re-booted programme’s second semester

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Culture

So, did they ever meet again? Here are the Christmas blind dating stats

Who said 'once was enough' and who are still going strong? We wanted to find out how many of our blind daters, are still dating

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Opinion

Comment: Swimming in the nude

With the weather turning cold, Spanish student Esther Sebastián hopes that the latest craze of nude bathing in ice cold seas and lakes will continue

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Campus

No more WiFi 'not-spots' at KUA

Years of student and staff frustration with dodgy wireless internet at KUA should now be over. One million DKK has been invested in improving WiFi access at KUA1 in the autumn

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Education

Norway won't cut courses like Denmark

While Denmark wants to cut down on university courses, Norway wants to keep them running.

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Policy on the way for English vs. Danish e-mails and meetings

Non-Danes should be more involved in their place of work, say staff and scientists. This could be helped by a policy document at the University of Copenhagen that is to regulate the use of English in administration

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Education

Students no longer using pen and paper

Danish students overwhelmingly opt in to the benefits of digital note-taking. Pen and paper is the preferred method of note-taking by only one out of every five students

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