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Copenhagen heads of department are publishing like crazy

Scientists' soaring research outputs hold steady after taking on job as head of department

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Politics

Anne Marie Shuhaiber Clemensen: Too many decisions made at the university are not thought through

According to department administrator Anne Marie Shuhaiber Clemensen it is to her advantage as a candidate for the board that she is not affiliated with an interest group: »I don’t have a political agenda«.

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Academic life

Konservative Studerende: The culture of victimhood inhibits a healthy student environment

If elected to the board, Konservative Studerende [Conservative Students, ed.] want to minimize bureaucracy and put an end to the ‘culture of victimhood’.

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Politics

Frederikke Gjerløff Werther: Frit Forum rejects a culture of victimhood at the university

Top candidate for Frit Forum Frederikke Gjerløff Werther wants the board to ensure that »the culture of victimhood doesn’t run wild.«

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Politics

Olaf Nielsen and Annette Lassen want to fight cost-benefit based decision-making

Olaf Nielsen and Annette Lassen represent different subject areas, but they share the same gloomy conclusion about decision-making at the University of Copenhagen: A myopic focus on economy and a disregard for the issues concerning the average researcher has placed academia under pressure.

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Academic life

Olivia Boesen: Students shouldn’t have to struggle with stress and loneliness

The Student Council’s top candidate, Olivia Boesen, wants to ensure that the board dedicates resources to help students deal with stress and loneliness.

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Opinion

Vote for 'Involve the researchers!' for the UCPH board

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Opinion

More VIP-influence in the UCPH board – YES!  But how?

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Politics

»We have to put an end to utilitarian short-sightedness«

Thomas Mandrup-Poulsen and Henrik Kragh Sørensen will work towards creating a forum, where researchers and educators can unite in addressing the administration. They are also very critical of the fact that several smaller degree programmes have been shut down.

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Politics

»It feels like the decision-makers don’t know what they’re doing«

»It feels like the decision-makers don’t know what they’re doing,« says Eske Willerslev and Jesper Grodal. They are running for seats on the board of The University of Copenhagen for more co-determination.

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