Politics

Students to confront Minister of Education on SU grants Wednesday. Student Council chairman hopes the Minister will listen to students' arguments

As the student grant debate rages on, new estimates show the state can save DKK1.2 billion, if students were to, on average, finish their education 6 months faster.

Hairdressing salons discriminate against women by charging more for womens' hair cuts. A feisty University of Copenhagen law student filed a complaint to the Danish Board of Equal Treatment, and has won

DANISH NEWS: One of Denmark’s most prominent critics of Islam has survived an assassination attempt

DANISH NEWS: Non-Western women poised to surpass ethnic Danish women in Denmark

Students who race to their degrees should be rewarded, while those who slowly stroll towards them should be penalised. A new Danish college of rectors' (Rektorkollegiet) proposal. But Student Council: says rectors need 'reality check'

Danes work an average 34 hours a week, show new revised numbers

This small Scandinavian welfare state actively seeks international talent. But policies are not working properly, and ministries are not co-operating

Denmark will not follow in the footsteps of a British vote, and will remain close to core of the EU, say ministers

After deadline Friday, the Board of the University of Copenhagen had a dozen applications for the position of Rector