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Student DJs want Copenhagen alive again

Play good music in Copenhagen, and it kills the dance floor. So say two student DJ's who think Danes are music squares

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Campus

Copenhagen Competition gets underway

See our photo story from the preliminary rounds of the international law battle today Thursday

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International

When studying abroad, money is no object

Despite the financial crisis, economy is a minor consideration for students choosing where to study abroad. They focus on university reputation and teaching quality, a new global survey shows

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Science

Nobel physicist Andre Geim's Copenhagen story revealed

Nineteen years after Copenhagen professor Per Hedegård met his colleague Andre Geim, the young physicist from Russia won the Nobel Prize in physics

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Campus

Polite smiles before fierce law showdown

Delegates from around the world prepare for mock political debate in Copenhagen

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Education

Indian law team eager to get started

Srikanth from India loves to talk about international law and the politics of the pharmaceutical industry. Now he is in Copenhagen to flash his talent at the international law contest

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Culture

Bathrooms in Copenhagen: Forced to shower in tiny toilet

Danish-design bathrooms leave much to be desired, German student finds

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Campus

Ethiopian team fired up before law contest

In Copenhagen, the team from Ethiopia can’t wait to speak out for Africa on the medicine issue

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Culture

Here is your guide to the Night of Culture

On Friday evening, the entire university opens its doors, with events, displays and special lectures. See our guide to the annual Night of Culture

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Culture

Danish welfare state needs your hormones

Keeping international academics in Denmark is vital for the economy, and love makes them stay, says think tank

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