As a political debate over Greenland's minerals heats up, universities are to peaceably help find out who should get the automonous island's natural resources, and how
English-language theatre groups in twin cities join forces to celebrate Swedish playwright and novelist
Who has the best science? And who can convey it most persuasively? Deadline to take part in the twice-yearly Copenhagen's Science Slam soon
Rector re-hired, but still gets severance pay
University of Copenhagen's Rector, Ralf Hemmingsen, is one of several top managers in public administration who can collect a bonus for leaving, even though he is not leaving
Cherry Nielsen has spent four decades at the University of Copenhagen. She has worked with plants, as a botanist, a lab technician, and a purchaser
Student-run organisation Suitable for Business aims to bridge the world of business, and the world of the human and social sciences
DANISH POLITICS - Defiant Helle Thorning-Schmidt dismisses internal party criticism of the government’s growth plan ahead of promised demonstrations by students
Government proposes an automatic green card to international Master's and PhD students when they finish their degrees
Ralf Hemmingsen will continue to make the University of Copenhagen attractive to international students and scientists, he says
Author of multiple books on empires and imperialism, John Darwin, to give lecture on Wednesday. Decolonisation has had its limits, he says to the University Post
Board re-hires him in top University of Copenhagen job until 2017
Female characters come back to life to help out the struggling playwright
Theology is a special case, claim protesters. Priests should not be rushed. Cuts to SU study grants will boost inequality, and penalise older students