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A young Danish student sets foot on African soil to do sociological research on gender issues in Zimbabwe.

Insufficient financial resources for the EU budget have put the Erasmus programme on red alert, with the risk of this flagship student initiative closing down.

There might not be many Masters’ students like Jeffrey Amare, and the expression ‘there is more than meet’s the eye’ is certainly relevant here. With a degree in divinity, he's also a Protestant priest, author and founder of two churches - enough to suggest this is a man on a mission

With a start-up company founded among legendary technological heavyweights, Henrik Brink, a University of Copenhagen graduate talks to our University Post reporter about his success in Silicon Valley

Studying in Copenhagen can be expensive, but it doesn't have to be. With the stress of upcoming exams, it's always good to treat yourself with a few student perks.

Copenhagen’s hero of averted international password disaster was just trying to download clever articles on to his not-so-smart phone, he says

As the days get darker, Copenhagen gets ready to stage some dark humour, in the form of 'Old Times' a true Harold Pinter classic.

It is now expected that the year will end with a plus of DKK 160 million instead of the minus DKK 22 million that was budgeted. The management is putting a DKK 100 million aside to hire new scientists

Scientists and enthusiasts come together at the Copenhagen Science Slam

A mock job interview, where a student could pit herself against potential employers was one of the highlights of the alumni association Kubulus' event Tuesday