Politics

Danish PM Helle Thorning-Schmidt, faced a critical crowd at the Faculty of Law, where she debated with students on hot political topics, such as a recent turnaround in paternity leave policy

Ad from 'High Paying Escort Jobs' was found on the University of Copenhagen job bank, which students and recent graduates use to find work

...but men still take the cake when it comes to higher-paying jobs after studies. New statistics on the 2013 intake suggest less gender inequality within academics.

UCPH wants to appeal Penkowa's fraud and forgery case to the Attorney General, after the case was dismissed by the police prosecutor earlier this year

DANISH NEWS - The long-awaited economic upturn is just around the corner. That’s the view of a large majority of the electorate in a new poll

Problems with a much-criticised electronic replacement has forced authorities to change policy. The lifetime of Copenhagen's iconic cardboard ´klippekort´ for buses and S-trains has been extended

Excessive bureaucracy at the Faculty of Science is interfering with students' studies and has – in one case – lost them student grants

If tuition fees were introduced into Denmark, it would go just like it has done in England, Hungary and everywhere else, argues Student Council chairman Gwen Gruner-Widding. Fewer students, and loan sharks prowling through campus

DANISH NEWS - the opposition has called on the government to appoint a new commission to consider the use of user fees for college and university students

While Eastern Europeans, Turks, and Pakistanis in this country have to work hard to earn far less that what the average Dane earns, other groups of migrants, especially those from Western countries, are pocketing hundreds of thousands every month, report media