Politics

We are already half way between the dangerous and the catastrophic, warns German climate scientist

Autonomy is good for modern universities, but it's not happening, not in Denmark, nor anywhere in Europe in general

Protesters donned masks of goverment minister Helge Sander and handed out beer, placing the blame for university job losses

COP-15 has poor countries seeking to unlock intellectual property rights on climate innovations.

Vice-Dean Katherine Richardson accused of abusing power and confusing job titles to brand a climate university

An independent report on the controversial Danish University Act of 2003 did not give any free ammunition to the law's critics

University of Copenhagen internationals poised to help out at an alternative climate summit which runs in parallel to the official COP15

Parallel to COP15 this December, the Faculty of Life Sciences is hosting a high-profile seminar with leading scientists

130 staff from the University of Copenhagen faculties and central administration are to lose their jobs. This is according to an official statement from the Rector's office, citing budget cutbacks

If the fire and safety authorities had a say in it, they would have closed down the party. Connie Hedegaard handed over the post as Minister of Climate and Energy to the University of Copenhagen's Prorector in a jam-packed Climate Ministry canteen