Politics

For the first time since 2002, the 20 per cent threshold of students voting was reached at the Board Election of the University of Copenhagen. 42.6 per cent of admin staff, 28.9 per cent of scientific staff voted.

DANISH NEWS - Most politicians recommend a 'yes', but voters are tired of politicians, say bookmakers before the vote on Thursday

A 'yes' in the Danish EU referendum Thursday will make the life of every citizen living in, or related to Denmark, more secure, argues political science student Helen Martha Strien

Election time at the University of Copenhagen: Here is what it is about, who you can vote for, and how you can vote

Which candidate best represents you? Take the test and find out

Change of direction away from Danish 'knowledge society', says Rector after Danish government's budget for 2016 deal which includes cuts to education and research. University of Copenhagen to shed jobs

More international graduates from Danish universities should get jobs in Denmark. Jobs in regions outside of Copenhagen need to be more attractive

Government to scrap the reform's most controversial points - the obligatory 60 ECTS points per year and credit transfers that result in strange degree titles

The University of Copenhagen, like many institutions throughout the European Union, will show respect for the victims of the weekend's Paris attacks

The government has cut an annual payment to the University of Copenhagen of DKK 70 million from its 2016 budget, breaking a 14-year-old agreement