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So Erasmus students drink a bit, and alcohol can have serious health consequences. But how much is too much?

Teaching staff at the University of Copenhagen accept the need for more courses taught in English but also fear the consequences for the Danish language

Students can be made part of their discipline, using English terminology, or they can be made part of their society, using their own language. Swedish students illustrate the stark choices

Pharmaceutical staff like English-language teaching - theology and humanities staff don’t

Sociology students have blockaded their department since the early hours of Thursday morning. Protesting cutback plans, they say they will not stop until their demands are met

Thousands of University of Copenhagen employees will be subject to a new multimedia tax from 1 January 2010. Both the university administration and the staff representatives hate it. And the new tax is counterproductive, say employees

STUDENT LIFE – The University of Copenhagen has for the first time given out a DKK 100,000 award for improving the international study environment. It is part of a larger scheme, Prorector Lykke Friis says.

Climate and conflict, the role of local knowledge, and sustainable energy are some of the topics to be debated at the upcoming ‘Climate Change - Perspectives on Asia’ seminar

The European University Association has been keeping tabs on the funding and development for higher education. It does not look good

BOYCOTT? – The University of Copenhagen cooperates with the university in Tel Aviv, and is thereby indirectly supporting Israel’s encroachment on the Palestinians. So say some students, who treated other Copenhagen students to a taste of Israeli-inspired harassment last week