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The Copenhagen Housing Foundation's Charlotte Simonsen talks about the challenges that international students and staff face when trying to find a place to live and how they can increase their chances.

Confidence in management is down, and fewer staff members will recommend colleagues to apply for a job at UCPH. This is according to the annual workplace assessment

There are abandoned office buildings throughout Copenhagen. Yet 9,500 young people have no place to live. These two things just don’t square up, says a just graduated architect, who wants to rebuild no-longer-viable commercial property into modern homes for young people

The new semester has brought many new faces to the University of Copenhagen. We met a couple of them. Jonas who is still looking for a place to live, Trine who got into the law programme right after her upper secondary school, and Michela from Italy who is researching vaccines for farm animals

The start of the semester marks the beginning of a housing hunt for many students, but unfortunately also for housing fraudsters who trick people for thousands of krones. Deputy Chief Superintendent Claus Birkelyng provides some tips on how you can avoid falling victim to housing scams

Free time: Choose between various sporting activities, from mountain climbing and akroyoga to swing dance – and meet other students from different studies

Rector’s comment: Ralf Hemmingsen welcomes the students in an age, where things are not what they once were – and which therefore urgently needs your contribution

REFUGEE ASSISTANCE – Medicine student Mathilde Baumann works as a volunteer coordinator of tutors to asylum seeker children and immigrant children, while on maternity leave

Anorexic philosophy student shares her personal stigma. Looking back at her bachelor she says: People like us need a platform to speak from

In just three years, average rent has increased by 19 percent in Copenhagen. ”A large increase,” according to one consumer economist, with prices rarely under DKK 4,000 a month