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Minister: Three years to find job in Denmark

International students should be allowed to stay in the country three years after graduating to find a job, says Minister of Education

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Study environment prize goes to Pharma

Clearing up the student housing chaos

Finding work is a full time job

Insider tips for finding student jobs

Top 10 student housing in Copenhagen

Health staff attempt to lift language barrier

Faculty members struggle to comprehend Danes and Danish, and make themselves understood in English. A new network at the Faculty of Health Sciences will try to confront the issue of being lost in translation

Finding work is a full time job

Advice offered on the do’s and don’t's of Danish work culture

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Insider tips for finding student jobs

Mentor may get you a Danish job

Small talk will get you a Danish job

Business is not just for corporate types

If you want to start your own business, a networking workshop for all university students that is hosted at the Copenhagen Business School could be your inspiration

Students mentored on Danish jobs

Thirty-seven lucky students met Danish mentors to discuss working life

Small talk will get you a Danish job

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

Lord Mayor served pancakes at City Hall

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

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Pancake pandemonium at City Hall

Pancake pandemonium at City Hall

Information is great, but free pancakes are better