Politics

International scholars exempted from eccentric Danish holiday money system. About time, says a scientist in Copenhagen

Easier for foreign scientists and researchers to get a permanent residence permit as the hotly contested 'points system' looks to go

Supreme court to look at secrecy decision on spy trial of Finnish professor

We are dirt poor, claims Danish Student Council. Nonsense, says Chamber of Commerce, that calls for a halt to excessive student ‘salaries’

There is still a lot to fight for, maintain activists, as they celebrated 100 years of the students’ union

Europe has vast numbers of young, unemployed academics. They need to stop paying their debts and start stealing from supermarkets: Most importantly, they need to change the way they think, argues Italian theorist Bifo

Exchange programme's birthday has prominent European visitors in Copenhagen

Jan Trøjborg, a former minister, prominent mayor, and a central figure in the Social Democratic party, died during an amateur bike race in connection with the massive Giro d'Italia event in Jutland Sunday

STUDENT INCOME SURVEY - A large proportion of Europe’s students reckon they don’t have enough funds to cover their monthly expenses, a comprehensive survey shows. Labour market expert says the situation is 'desperate'

The money that universities have in capital reserves should be used on research and education, say politicians, as they wake up to reports of big profits. University director defends the 'money bank' in a press release