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Staff and students have returned after electrical fire broke out, say sources
In industry, speaking and writing in English goes without saying, argues a University of Copenhagen scientist. And if Danish science wants to make it internationally, the university has to actively counter its provinciality
The attempt to please international scientists is creating a one-sided, and unsustainable, focus on speaking and writing in English, say Danish staff. The latest in a heated debate on the University of Copenhagen's parallel-language policy
Students to confront Minister of Education on SU grants Wednesday. Student Council chairman hopes the Minister will listen to students' arguments
iGEM competition allows students to use knowledge learnt in school in real life, all disciplines welcome to participate
Scandinavia has the highest EU rate of international collaborations in patents, a Science article shows.
As the student grant debate rages on, new estimates show the state can save DKK1.2 billion, if students were to, on average, finish their education 6 months faster.
When war or conflict strikes around the globe, Danish research in conflict resolution can halt growing tensions and spurring conflicts.
It tires me that the additional year of the student grant is being called a 'year of slacking'. My education does not prepare me for the labor market. I need to do unpaid internships, on top of a part-time job, if I am to be prepared for the labor market when I graduate.
Svetlana Mikkelsen’s case shows lecturers are ill-equipped to handle language problems, according to the associate dean of the Faculty of Humanities
