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Minister: All Danish students should go abroad

A term of study at a foreign university should be obligatory for all Danish students. This is according to the Minister of Education, who repeats an idea from the former government that was resisted by students and universities

Norway still free of charge for non-EU students

Sweden and Denmark have started to charge tuition fees to non-EU students. Not so in Norway. They offer higher education for free. So far

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Swedish jitters over proposed fees for foreigners

Hamburg to scrap tuition fees

Boom in international students turns to bust

The number of Erasmus students goes down as University of Copenhagen struggles to comply with government regulations

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International Office fends off exchange cuts

God not yet dead - Theology surges

Theology is in. More students are going to study it this year. Maybe it is because the Faculty resisted the urge to curb academic standards during the lean years, reckons study head

Economy gloom means boom for student numbers

The recession has record number of Danish students opting for University of Copenhagen

New visa restrictions for international students

Students from outside the EU need DKK 30,000 deposit to get in

Number of full degree applications plunge

Especially Swedish applicants have been hit by new English-language guidelines, interprets University of Copenhagen office, as the pile of full degree applications gets smaller

Life Science: Record student numbers from abroad

Preliminary data from the Faculty of Life Sciences show record numbers, with large student numbers from other Scandinavian countries and Europe. No figures yet from further afield

International Office fends off exchange cuts

University of Copenhagen breathes a collective sigh of relief after standoff with the Ministry of Science over exchange student numbers: Two to three years reprieve

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New rules will cut number of exchange students