Education

For those who want to cheat on their exams, there is the technology. But now universities are escalating

New survey on well-being at the University of Copenhagen: Daily stress, but especially up to exams. Least stressed out is Faculty of Science

Students use an average of just 28 hours a week on their studies, according to a new, but already disputed, survey. Debate on how the University of Copenhagen is to get new students to finish their studies faster

While Denmark wants to cut down on university courses, Norway wants to keep them running.

Danish students overwhelmingly opt in to the benefits of digital note-taking. Pen and paper is the preferred method of note-taking by only one out of every five students

Stress can creep up on you without you realising it: You can see it in other people, but not in yourself, according to stress counsellor

University needs to help turn international students into future inhabitants

How will the new ´Fremdriftsreform´, the Study Progress Reform, affect you and your studies? Anni Søborg, Vice Director for Education at the University of Copenhagen has offered some detailed responses

More than 4,000 students have so far signed up to protest a controversial reform to speed-up studies on Wednesday. Will coincide with key University of Copenhagen management talks

One big intro ceremony in 2014. Prorector says all new students, Danes and non-Danes, should have the chance to meet up in September