Delegates from around the world prepare for mock political debate in Copenhagen

Srikanth from India loves to talk about international law and the politics of the pharmaceutical industry. Now he is in Copenhagen to flash his talent at the international law contest

Danish-design bathrooms leave much to be desired, German student finds

In Copenhagen, the team from Ethiopia can’t wait to speak out for Africa on the medicine issue

Keeping international academics in Denmark is vital for the economy, and love makes them stay, says think tank

Danish universities get more money than ever. But it's not going towards teaching and research. Study shows that administration costs have almost doubled

No financial support keeps students reliant on family networks. Many are forced to drop out or quit the country, explains Greek sociology student

Kenneth met a girl and fell in love, but now the relationship is over

Networking essential to finding a job in Denmark, especially for international students

With Skype, partners at home can stay in sight, and in mind

In Copenhagen lecture, top prosecutor discussed how heinous crimes go unacknowledged

Calls to break through the 'Nordic introversion'. Danish cultural barriers should be surmounted says ambassador and Lord Mayor

Information is great, but free pancakes are better

Even the most innocent rendezvous can be seen as cheating, our questionnaire shows