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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

Humanities graduate is now a consultant who promotes new media communication for music professionals

Students are increasingly opting to study abroad, and the majority of them are women. So where are the men?

First impressions of the strange kind: We asked a large group of newly arrived international exchange students what they think about Denmark

One of the University of Copenhagen’s high profile professors, Bente Klarlund Pedersen, has been found guilty of scientific dishonesty in a case spanning more than two years

No alcohol is served on weekdays, except Friday after five. New restrictions on the sale of alcohol at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen after 'unfortunate' episodes of drinking culture

Natural History Museum of Denmark is still trying to figure out how it will display its Diplodocus

As the exam period progressed, our reporter found students turning the Faculty of Humanities into a home away from home. It all started with a storm

Leading businessman, and Liberal politician, Lars-Christian Brask lashes out at the work ethics of Danes who are ‘lazy, spoilt, and lacking ambition’

Economists are hopeful that Denmark is finally showing signs of recovery from the financial crisis.