Opinion

Investors are so enamoured with this country as a safe haven that they are willing to pay the Danish government to hold their money for two years. In part two of this featured comment, Marcelo Ballvé, discusses more possible reasons for Denmark's unique status

In this featured comment, the Student Council of Biochemistry contribute to the debate on the role of the future Head of Studies at the new merged Faculty of Science. They argue for connection and cooperation with the students as the most important assets

In this featured comment, Rector Ralf Hemmingsen and Prorector Thomas Bjørnholm discuss the process and the challenges in the University of Copenhagen 2016 strategy plan

The Danish male is a frightened schoolboy when it comes to matters of lust. This is according to Hallie Barrows, a feisty New Yorker, who bases this featured comment on extensive 'field work'. Read her advice on how to get some 'Danish'

Ministers, instead of lashing out at young academics, should speak more about their own responsibility in creating jobs. So says the chairman and vice-chairman of the University of Copenhagen in this featured comment, where they also call for a broader definition of 'innovation'

In this featured comment Rector Ralf Hemmingsen and Prorector Thomas Bjørnholm argue that even in times of high unemployment, money should be invested in research and education

If this generation’s time and place is not now. Surely, it will be soon again

…or the relevance of political symbols. Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, a political scientist with an interest in identity, myth and symbols, asks the University Post readers for their thoughts on the Danish flag controversy

In this featured comment Rector and Prorector of the University of Copenhagen wish the Student Council a happy birthday, saying that student politicians are dedicated and have a large influence on policy

Our columnist Kelly Draper is not from the United States. Yet she is sick and tired of people comparing Denmark to it