Copenhagen through Canadian lens

Study shows where brains drain, or gain

A new study shows where scientists migrate to, and why. For foreign scientists in Denmark the main motivators are careers and prestige

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Best and brightest consider leaving – for good

Universities struggle in ‘brain game’

The experts: How to make your own job

Entrepreneurship is a field filled with myths: One of them is that it is hard to start up something on your own. The experts have offered to share their tips

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Crisis, what crisis? More student start-ups

Innovator: Don’t be afraid to fail

Innovator: Don’t be afraid to fail

In 2011, Gregory and two friends started the ‘Copenhagen Union’. Deliberately unambitious at the start, the initiative now trains students and organizes high-profile debates

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The experts: How to make your own job

Crisis, what crisis? More student start-ups

Crisis, what crisis? More student start-ups

Data shows that students are using the recession as an opportunity. More are starting businesses

Danish business: Students are spoilt rotten

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

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Only money for cheap champagne

Only money for cheap champagne

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

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Danish business: Students are spoilt rotten