In the midst of a media rage against taxpayer-paid smoking booths for Danish politicians, new expensive ashtrays have been installed at the University of Copenhagen more or less unnoticed
Dutch students face university fees
Master's students in the Netherlands will no longer receive free funding to study and will instead be forced to make up the difference in loans
The Department of Forensic Medicine is to shed 20 members of staff. Why? The government and police reckon it costs too much to do autopsies
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
Sacked Humanities staff informed
The names of employees who will lose their jobs at the Faculty of Humanities were revealed Tuesday 18 January. Some leave voluntarily
Cash-strapped European universities have less control over their own strategy
Life Sciences names 60 staff to be sacked
The Faculty of Life Sciences has told 60 staff that they are to lose their jobs. Acting Dean Erik Bisgaard Madsen regrets the situation
Managers probably feared that their demands would be far worse
Nobel prize winner Konstantin Novoselov finds the cuts to UK education and the increased tuition fees acceptable. What he wants is UK universities to survive, he says
