Education

A 70 per cent increase in Erasmus programme funding will help universities send and receive more students from abroad. Good news, says International Office to the University Post

While health and pharma students attend lectures - humanities and social science students read and write papers

You really want to read your book. But you always end up messing around on the net, a survey on students’ daily life indicates

In Copenhagen’s contest, participants measure each other up

The subjects are hard enough already. But writing the papers in a language that is not your mother tongue is even harder. New research looks at how international students cope

Database with all the Master's theses are now online

If their mix of charm and determination is anything to go by, Christina, Louise, Sinja and Ann Marie could win the 2011 Copenhagen Competition. See how they are preparing for the finals

Four out of five international students would recommend studying in Denmark, concludes new and extensive survey from the Ministry of Education

For two days students from seven different life science universities and faculties throughout Europe met at Wageningen University, the Netherlands to discuss the future of agriculture, and whether our present and future practices are enough to feed a growing planet

Sweden and Denmark have started to charge tuition fees to non-EU students. Not so in Norway. They offer higher education for free. So far