Politics

No great surprises for Finance Minister Bjarne Corydon's budget proposal for 2013. He projects higher growth rates, but still higher unemployment. He wants to spend more on higher education

Former personal accountant is the centre of allegations that the Danish Prime Minister attempted to avoid taxes

For veterinary departments’ staff, the new faculty structure has meant the hassle of incompatible IT systems, no phones and desks, and the travelling back and forth to meetings

Twice as many lessons to Master’s students of English, as new programme is put through the system

Controversial Danish People's Party politician Morten Messerschmidt is to teach constitutional law at the University of Copenhagen

Helsinki newspaper says Copenhagen's espionage-convicted professor has new Finnish job

Copenhagen is losing the battle to attract the highly educated, reports think tank

Danish pharmaceutical giant had deal with Penkowa – then got cold feet

Had enormous political influence, and helped re-brand Denmark as a country of xenophobia

International investigators cast suspicion on 15 papers of Milena Penkowa, but praise other parts of her work and career. University of Copenhagen warns that she could lose her Doctorate and PhD