Politics

A three-hour tug-of-war between staff and student representatives and management finally resulted in a budget for 2011. Teaching will be spared the cuts. But no further specification of cutbacks were concluded

The tax break is important for high-value employees and researchers, study shows

Foreign academics leave Denmark before they expected. They point to an unfriendly social environment

She followed visa extension rules to the letter. But American student Amy still faces months of frustration and uncertainty

The brains may choose to go think somewhere else, as government tightens the rules

After the Copenhagen conference disaster last year, climate negotiators have held a low profile. But under the surface in Cancun, Mexico the situation is still dramatic, a climate panel member tells the University Post

Staff reps reject management's proposed budget for next year. The layoffs are unnecessary, they say

For international staff and students hoping to extend their stay in Denmark, tardiness is now punishable with deportation, or even prison. New rules mean that late applicants are sent back home, where they must apply again from scratch

Budget agreement between the government and the Danish People's Party threatens 200 university positions in 2011

A new proposed fee for residence permits will make it harder for universities to attract incoming international PhD's and Post Docs, warns Copenhagen's staff mobility office