Opinion

End to the illegal affirmative action programmes for women at Danish universities. Now we should identify better ways to get more women to qualify, argues University of Copenhagen professor Hans Bonde

Modern Greek Studies is not just a small study programme. It is important for Denmark’s prestige and influence on the international stage, argues Trine Willert

Rector and the two prorectors at UCPH release a joint featured comment on the University Post

Short termist government has panicked, and is not acting in Denmark’s interest, writes student of medicine

Freelancers, researchers, creative talents and others lead a precarious existence, also in Denmark, spending their limited paid time filling out applications for further funding and part time work

We need to get the spirit – the Weltgeist – back into Europe and European universities, argues Lykke Friis, Prorector for Education at the University of Copenhagen

Madhura, a former University Post reporter, was hidden in a cellar, only a few hundred metres from the Paris attacks. Here is her story

Young people aren’t sick. Only old people are. That is what our government seems to think. But Signe is young, yet she is sick. This is her story

Suicide is the second leading cause of death among 15-29 year olds worldwide. And it is not just a problem in the West, Featured comment by UCPH global health researcher

New students should be aware of all the other things that a university has to offer, say Rector and Prorector in this featured comment for the University Post