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Preview: Debut concert for violin virtuoso

For classical music fans a free open session: Wednesday under the roof of the Royal Danish Academy of Music, young violinist Elna Carr will begin her first performance as a professional musician

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Politics

Students reveal the best 'worst' stories

New international students faced many awkward situations on their first days in Copenhagen. Lost their luggage, got overcharged, got lost and even got robbed. At a recent orientation meeting, the University Post asked for their best 'worst' stories

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Opinion

Editorial: The lost generation

Students and graduates that leave university now are being cheated out of their future, writes the editor of the University Post

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International

Lucky Spanish girl gets the job

Amanda breathes a sigh of relief after hitting the job jackpot in Copenhagen. Her home country offers no hope

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Opinion

Comment: What can we learn from Berkeley?

Back from a recent visit to Berkeley, Prorector Thomas Bjørnholm argues in this featured comment for a change at the University of Copenhagen

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Politics

Denmark runner-up in EU innovation race

The 2011 Innovation Union Scoreboard gives Denmark second place in Europe in research and innovation. Sweden takes first

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Campus

See the new internationals at orientation meeting

Despite cold and snow, many new international students arrived at the orientation meeting at KUA to get important information and for friendly networking. We have captured the event in pictures

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Politics

Universities struggle in ‘brain game’ with restrictive policies

New research looks closely at Danish universities’ policies to get more students from abroad

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Politics

DPP: Foreigners should be put out of shelters

As shelters overflow in the freezing weather, the anti-immigrant Danish People's Party wants police to make sure illegal immigrants are not taking up space

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Science

Photo story: Down in the animal laboratories

There are between 30,000 and 50,000 animals at the Faculty of Health Sciences, all used for experiments. Our Danish colleagues in the Universitetsavisen were given an exclusive tour of the facilities

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