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It can be hard to afford a frappé or a new pair of jeans on a student income in Copenhagen — never mind a root canal treatment at the dentist or a tasty menu. But it is not impossible. Here is a guide to good student discounts.
This is what it looked like when this year's new cohort of students turned up at their own University of Copenhagen for the first time.
The University Post has spoken to a handful of Copenhagen student residence halls about sustainability and their green initiatives. Be inspired!
A continually updated guide to student kollegiums in Copenhagen, written by students. The complete Dorms Disclosed review series.
Discrimination on the dentistry study programme goes beyond individual cases. And they will have a particular focus on improving the study environment, says the management at the Department of Odontology. It is difficult, however, to pinpoint who exactly has been responsible for the many years of discontent on the degree programme.
The study programme ends with one major assignment. And it can be stressful, exhausting, and uplifting, to write it. The University Post has found a few bachelor’s and master’s thesis stories.
An old fellowship has arisen. After a break of more than 20 years, four students have salvaged KUMAG, the University of Copenhagen's Marine Archaeological Group, so they can get together around their niche interest.
Tietgenkollegiet was made to be the best possible setting for the best possible dorm. It is, almost, say residents. But only almost.
For decades, the traditional Danish ‘rustur’ intro camp on the medicine programme has been shrouded in mystery and nervous excitement for thousands of new students. But the intro camp community is in transition throughout the country. The same goes for social etiquette and public debate. The University Post followed the intro camp tutors on the medicine programme to find out how an intro camp is organised, and how limits are defined on a study programme that, by definition, crosses people’s limits.
48 per cent of students at Danish universities have acquired digital textbooks unlawfully.
