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Why does Denmark want to move higher education out of main cities?
The Danish government on Thursday proposed introducing 25 new higher education programmes in smaller towns across the country while cutting university admissions in the largest cities by 10 percent.
Denmark to scrap cutbacks at universities
The new Danish government is to shelve major cutbacks at the country’s universities.
Denmark to cut places on English-language university programmes
The number of available places on university courses from which graduates leave Denmark soon after completion must be cut, says Denmark’s education minister.
Denmark could cut back on university programmes
A task group formed by Denmark's government says the number of university degree programmes must be reduced.
Number of Danes accepted into higher ed falls for first time in years
On Friday, 65,165 Danes had cause to celebrate after being informed that they had been accepted to a programme of higher education.
Danish university targets refugee health, education
Saying that access to education and improved health are vital to refugees’ ability to integrate into Danish society, the University of Copenhagen has announced two new initiatives aimed at giving refugees and migrants a better start in Denmark.
Danish students need to shape up: minister
The minister for higher education, Esben Lunde Larsen, says that a “culture shift” is needed among Danish university students who often show up unprepared for their state-paid educations.
Denmark draws students from southern Europe
Young students from southern Europe are increasingly coming to Denmark to carry out their studies an jumpstart their careers.
'Worst idea ever' to end English education
The suggestion by the Danish People's Party that Denmark's universities should stop offering courses in English was roundly criticized by political opponents and The Local's readers, who said that the real losers would be Danish students.