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Minister: Three years to find job in Denmark

International students should be allowed to stay in the country three years after graduating to find a job, says Minister of Education

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Science

Danish mushroom kills cancer cells

Active ingredients in a poisonous mushroom found in Denmark are also toxic to cancer cells, according to research at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. The exact species is being withheld, scientist explains to University Post

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Campus

Management: KU is now UCPH in English

Enough is enough. From now on, you should abbreviate University of Copenhagen as UCPH

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Campus

Killer-rapist tried to plant his own DNA

International students living in dorms or frequenting the south campus KUA in Amager can breathe a sigh of relief. In a case with a bizarre new twist, a killer and rapist is found guilty on DNA evidence

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International

Denmark most expensive in Europe

Yesterday Monday, data from PriceRunner showed the city of Copenhagen the fifth most expensive in the world. Now, a new release has the country the most expensive in the European Union

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International

Sweden: High costs deter foreign students

One in three international students who get a place at a Swedish university, end up not going anyway

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International

Copenhagen 5th most expensive city

Things like petrol, diapers and bus tickets make sure Copenhagen stays one of the most expensive cities in the world, according to new price ranking

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Campus

War of the Wardrobes: Krakow student fashion

Students from Krakow, Poland reckon themselves a serious challenge to Copenhagen's claimed fashion supremacy. See them face down biology students at the Biocenter, Faculty of Science

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Campus

15 life science brains, three winners

Students competed for fame – and a cash prize – as they speed-presented their theories to the audience at Fifteen Minutes of Brain

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Politics

Faculty mergers approved by slim majority in Board

Merger plan passed with 6 out of 11 members majority. Dissenters pointed to lack of staff support, problems in implementation

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