Politics

At a seminar, a controversial policy that gives full-degree international students less housing service than exchange students was debated. The head of the University of Copenhagen's International Office clarified policy to the University Post

There will be no toll ring around the city of Copenhagen. Instead the coalition government will invest DKK 1 billion in public transport

Disagreement over a toll ring around Copenhagen is now threatening the survival of the Danish governing coalition, according to media sources. A decision has now been pushed by the Prime Minister to Wednesday (updated)

New international students faced many awkward situations on their first days in Copenhagen. Lost their luggage, got overcharged, got lost and even got robbed. At a recent orientation meeting, the University Post asked for their best 'worst' stories

The 2011 Innovation Union Scoreboard gives Denmark second place in Europe in research and innovation. Sweden takes first

New research looks closely at Danish universities’ policies to get more students from abroad

As shelters overflow in the freezing weather, the anti-immigrant Danish People's Party wants police to make sure illegal immigrants are not taking up space

Evangelos, a Copenhagen graduate, wants to make a living in Denmark. Going back to crisis-ridden Greece is senseless. But the ‘networking’ here is also proving illusory

Choosing to stay in Denmark is choosing a new identity, home, status and life stage. So what on earth is going on in international students’ heads? And how does the economic recession affect it?

University of Copenhagen's governing board passes a controversial motion to set up a DKK 2.0m student complaints office