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Minister faced critical student crowd in SU debate

Morten Østergaard was given a 'warm' welcome at the Faculty of Humanities. Students packed the auditorium to hear what he had to say, and proffered critical questions

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Written exams: A Russian roulette

Different Danish requirements for different subjects at the Faculty of Humanities. Russian student was given a low grade in one subject with reference to minor grammatical errors - a high grade in another based, instead, on content

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International students to DK tripled in 10 years

Numbers continue to rise. Head of the Youth Goodwill Ambassador Corps hopes they will remain in Denmark

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Copenhagen students the slowest to graduate

It takes an average of 6.6 years for University of Copenhagen students to complete their degrees. The longest in Denmark

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Teaching course on HIV in Africa successful

Copenhagen's International Health Programme has experiences to share on holding an HIV/AIDS prevention course in Mozambique

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Student does software for TV adverts

Computer science student is into fluid simulation. He does it at university, and in the movie and advertising industry

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Board confirms parallel-language budget

Indirect confirmation of parallel-language policy with budget approval to CIP

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Physics students on list for `teaching´ prize

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

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Strategy for combating student stress

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

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EU budget warning for Erasmus programme

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.

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