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Comment: Nice to meat you

Meat-loving Denmark doesn't cater well enough to vegetarians, writes Becky Steckhahn-Strohmer

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Comment: Unlocking your own personal value (Tedx talk)

I could not see any warning signs, and there was a moment when I just needed to take the risk and jump, says Maya. A former University of Copenhagen student, she has just won a talent stage at TEDx. Here is her inspiring story

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Comment: Critical thinking - thanks University of Copenhagen!

He is following his own program, drafted after analysis of his interests, market trends and the required skills to become a global manager of the 21st century. But in this featured comment Indian graduate Ankit Khandelwal thanks the University of Copenhagen for one particular course

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Dating Danish MEN - a guide for the foreign woman

Danish men can be a mystery to foreign women. This guide explains the basics

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Dating Danish WOMEN - a guide for the foreign man

Approaching Danish women can be a tough nut to crack. Here is an introduction to the most important basics

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Comment: Response to ‘Help! Windows 7 is upon us’

In this featured comment the head of Science IT responds to the criticism of the Windows 7 roll-out

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Comment: Has anyone seen my full time education?

If you have 12 hours of preparation for each lesson there is no incentive to actually study full time, writes the Student Council's Laura Kofod. Danish universities need to offer more class time

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Comment: Swimming in the nude

With the weather turning cold, Spanish student Esther Sebastián hopes that the latest craze of nude bathing in ice cold seas and lakes will continue

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Comment: Why aren't more men studying abroad?

Students are increasingly opting to study abroad, and the majority of them are women. So where are the men?

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Comment: Study duration and quality calls for a joint effort

Education of the highest quality is the number one priority. The study progress reform will be difficult to implement. But that makes it even more important for us to join hands in finding a solution, say Rector and Prorectors in this featured comment

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