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Fired staff now notified at Health faculty

The Faculty of Health has decided who it will dismiss, and employees have now been notified. This is according to information released from the Board meeting Tuesday. 50 jobs lost

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No uni meltdown in 2012, says director

University made DKK 275 million in 2011

No uni meltdown in 2012, says director

The University of Copenhagen will not fall into the financial abyss. And there will be no large-scale reductions in staff, says University director Jørgen Honoré, as the budget projects just a small DKK 20 million loss

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University made DKK 275 million in 2011

University to get millions, but forced to cut jobs

The University of Copenhagen is all set to get its share of a proposed larger budget for universities in 2012. A well-needed DKK 30 million. Good news, says university director Jørgen Honoré. Bad news is, that the University still needs to shed staff

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Director: We need more financial stability

Rector saves Greek, Polish from budget cut

University of Copenhagen steps in to support smaller programmes like Ancient Greek, Portuguese and Indo-European studies, as government slashes funding

Director: We need more financial stability

Long-term funding for research and education. The only election wish from University of Copenhagen's director Jørgen Honoré

University turns surprise 160m profit

The University of Copenhagen made a DKK 160 million profit in 2010. But the good news from the annual accounts comes after dire predictions of a DKK 25 million loss. Losses that were the main argument for laying off 120 employees last year. Now staff representatives question the University’s ability to steer its budgets

New wiki to replace textbooks

Postdoc Linda Udby is creating an interactive alternative to regular textbooks and compendiums

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Why are compendia so expensive?

Crisis has made Europe's universities weak

Cash-strapped European universities have less control over their own strategy

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Europe’s universities shiver as UK swings the axe

Students fed up with Berlusconi reforms