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Our master’s theses have been bogged down with bureaucracy and hassle

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Campus

Welcome to the University of Copenhagen: Here are five important dates to remember

Here are five important dates to remember, Just to make sure your new life as a university student is off to a good start.

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Student life

World champion and pharmacy student

The University of Copenhagen has a women’s world champion in taekwondo as one of its students. Eva Sandersen is a student of pharmacy and balances her demanding sport with a full-time degree programme.

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Education

University of Copenhagen applications down by ten per cent

After two boom years with record numbers of applicants and admissions to the University of Copenhagen it is now going the other way. Almost 500 fewer new students will be enrolled this September. But the trend does not have management worried.

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Politics

Diversity courses, pronouns, and critical race theory. Inside a 'woke' US university

Some Danish politicians fear that universities will end up being as ‘woke’ as those in the United States. But what is really happening at US universities right now?

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People

New journalists at the University Post

Sebastian Dall Mayoni and Jonathan Transbøl started work at the University Post as full-time journalists on 1 August.

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People

Obituary: Ben Roy Mottelson (1927-2022)

»We are very sad to learn that Ben Mottelson passed away on 13 May 2022. He was a remarkable human being and physicist, and his deep thinking, warm personality, contagious enthusiasm, playfulness and laughter will be sorely missed,« write several of Ben Mottelson's former colleagues in their obituary of the Nobel Prize winner from Copenhagen‘s Niels Bohr Institute.

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Other

The University Post is on summer vacation

We will be back 8 August in time for the start of the autumn semester 2022.

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Science

Physicists criticise University of Copenhagen’s new NATO ties

The Niels Bohr Institute's collaboration with NATO was a top-down decision and it threatens the university's research independence. Five of the department’s researchers now take a stand against the partnership.

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Politics

Niels Bohr Institute head: »We are part of NATO. Are we supposed to say no to working with our collaboration partners?«

Can you safeguard critical international research while collaborating with NATO? Some employees at the Niels Bohr Institute are critical of the new co-operation with the defence alliance. But their arguments are rejected by management.

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