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Seven out of ten international graduates want to stay and work in Denmark. But after a year, only three of them are still here

According to rankings, Copenhagen is one of the best places to work if you are a life scientist

For new overseas students and staff, moving to Denmark has just got much easier. Copenhagen city council has opened a one-stop shop to deal with all the paperwork

The ‘biggest university party’ is now even bigger, as staff scramble to sign up for the fun-run

We are just more interested in fitness and health, explains team co-ordinator of Life Sciences' DHL relay campaign

Knocking Germany off the top spot, France is now the European country that sends the most students on Erasmus exchange, and more of them now choose Scandinavia as host country

Study lamps, bicycles, moody black and white poster prints… In Copenhagen, international students come and go, but their stuff stays here. Here is the University Post's top 5 ways to get rid of your possessions

Voters turned down the humourous suggestions, but also the blandest of bland options

A select group of scientists is behind an attempt to mislead the public on issues like tobacco, acid rain and global warming. This was the claim of US critic Naomi Oreskes in Copenhagen Thursday

Danish industry lobbyists: Introduce tougher admissions restrictions on Arts and Humanities subjects, or tuition fees to make students think more carefully about the bottom line