Opinion

Danes switching over from Danish to English is at first a relief, but once you've learned the language a bit and want to practice, it gets annoying, writes Kelly Draper

A US-inspired tenure track system would attract more international talent from abroad, and stop the 'brain drain' of Danish scientists the other way, argues Prorector Thomas Bjørnholm in this featured comment

Judging from the number of hours in class, it looks like students at Danish universities have it easy. But the Danish system is good for self-motivation, writes American student Hannah Wirtshafter

You want more international students to speak Danish? Then give them the proper incentives, argues Romanian student

Copenhagen activist Mads Tofthøj Rasmussen explains why the Occupy Wall Street movement is relevant here, and warns against peak oil, the fallacy of economic growth, and technological unemployment

We speak to fewer and fewer people in a meaningful way. And this is in spite of, or even because of, innovations in social media and communications

International students who are here to do their Master's are just not given enough help in finding housing, argues Colombian student Felipe Leon. It is time for the University of Copenhagen to step up to its responsibility, he says.

One of the aims of the new government will be to better integrate Denmark into the European Union, writes Anamaria Dutceac Segesten

The new merger would be better accepted if at the same time a new statute for the selection of leaders was formulated, argues Life Science professor Mogens Flensted-Jensen

Vanessa is an Australian postdoc doing stem cell research at the Department of Basic Animal and Veterinary Sciences. She wonders: What is the point of the merger?