Education

For a group of students at the University of Copenhagen, studying is teaching. Now they are nominated for the prestigious Harald teaching award

The return from the fall break means that students across Copenhagen will start working towards end of semester exams. With days spent locked away in libraries with heads in books, stress expert Thomas Milsted tells University Post that there are ways of conquering the difficult times ahead

Insufficient financial resources for the EU budget have put the Erasmus programme on red alert, with the risk of this flagship student initiative closing down.

With a start-up company founded among legendary technological heavyweights, Henrik Brink, a University of Copenhagen graduate talks to our University Post reporter about his success in Silicon Valley

Career fair by alumni association Kubulus at Ceremonial Hall, Frue Plads starts at 11.30am.

In its second year, the Danish Entrepreneurship Award returns on November 14th, encouraging all members of the Danish education system to pitch their 'big' idea in front of an industry panel for a highly desirable financial prize

One out of three non-Western immigrants who have completed a Danish education, have jobs that require skills below their educational level, shows study. City of Copenhagen reaction is to create more academic jobs by a new job scheme

Universities should help students be more innovative, says Stanford professor

After studying for a semester in Australia, a Danish student now represents foreign universities here in Denmark. Danes should step out, and use their passports, he says

A low lifetime compensation for going to university may tempt the most educated to seek employment outside Denmark, says a new OECD report on education. This said, the well educated have higher chances of keeping their jobs during a crisis here