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With more government grants and higher incomes, Danish students have some of the most affordable universities, shows study

Minister opens an international can of worms by suggesting an obligatory semester abroad. Universities are not travel agents, says International Office

The bridge to Sweden has made Copenhagen a better place to do research, a geographer finds. Now all the city needs is a little more money

SPECIAL REPORT - THE MOURNING AFTER: US student to leave Copenhagen with a good portion of denial and a ticket to come back in six months

Kubulus Career Fair attracts students hoping to land a job in Denmark

PhD student Xiaowen had never been abroad before. Now he is in Copenhagen to help find the meaning behind mysterious ancient Assyrian texts

After five months closure and a dramatic makeover, the student bar Studenterhuset on Købmagergade is ready for re-launch. On Saturday, the doors will be flung open for the long-awaited opening bash

American internationals bring Halloween traditions to an unsuspecting country and its citizens

Humanities and social sciences will bear the brunt, say sources, as the debris settles following the British government's shock budget announcement

We kiss. We kiss to say hello. We kiss to say goodbye. We kiss to say I love you. In this write-up, student Lubomir Polach delves into the science and culture behind the passionate embrace and the peck on the cheek