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Foreign staff: Danes are not very friendly

The busses run on time, the quality of life is fine, and the University of Copenhagen has an appealing work culture. The only problem is that the Danes don’t make you feel welcome, shows staff survey

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Politics

G4S now dropped by City Council

Copenhagen City Council cancels its contract with security company G4S citing its links to Israeli settlements on the West Bank. But the company will continue to service systems at the University of Copenhagen. And G4S is doing nothing illegal, concludes law professor

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International

Report: Battle of Cairo to begin

Nothing works, and thieves roam the streets, reports a University of Copenhagen connection to the University Post. He prepares for yet another day of protest

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Politics

Back-stabbed by department head, claims Penkowa

Ex-DR journalist and head of Department of Neuroscience and Pharmacology battle it out in the comments section. This is after the journalist claimed that he went behind Milena Penkowa's back and revealed confidential information

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Politics

War of words over meeting on Penkowa

Head of the Department of Neuroscience and Pharmacology Albert Gjedde calls ex-TV staff member an 'amateur horse rider' and ridicules her on the comments section of the Danish section of this site, Universitetsavisen

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These doors are made for climbing

Five teams tested their shape and abilities on 18 climbing walls

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Science

Big names in Copenhagen to talk sustainability

Two leading academics are to kick off a series on 'sustainable development' at the University of Copenhagen

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Science

Sustainability superstars to Copenhagen

Sustainability Lecture Series has reeled in some of the biggest names in the sustainability circuit

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Campus

University climbing competition

Danish and international students to competitively climb in the university sports club USG's bouldering competition Saturday

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Politics

Court case could allow study grants to Europeans

If European Commission wins court case against the Netherlands, EU citizens living and studying in Denmark may ultimately get easier access to grants for studies outside of Denmark

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