Copenhagen University is looking for foreigners living in Denmark for 'Where have all the people gone?', a sociological study on life under coronavirus lockdown.
Copenhagen uni students now have the chance to be Crazy in Love, after the Department of Arts and Cultural Studies introduced a class on American superstar Beyoncé Knowles.
More Danes are applying to study subjects in areas where there is a shortage of labour, such as in IT, according to Denmark's Ministry of Higher Science and Education.
When the Danish parliament in December passed a bill barring students from taking a second university degree, the move was greeted by protests and accusations that the move to meant to free 300 million kroner to shore up funding in the unemployment benefit system was “short-sited”.
Nordic nations once again dominated the annual International Student Satisfaction Awards in 2016, but Denmark fell four spots from last year’s fourth place rank.
The 2016 Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), released on Monday, placed the University of Copenhagen as the 30th best university in the world and the second best in Continental Europe.
An international student at Aarhus University passed three exams in one day, all with the highest possible grade, after finding out he is to be deported from the country.
Tens of thousands of Danish university and upper secondary school students on Thursday demonstrated against cuts to Denmark's education budget by Copenhagen's right-wing government.
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.
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.
The government's decision to cut the number of student spots in programmes with poor job prospects will sabotage plans to make Denmark more appealing to internationals and more competitive in a global economy, the University of Copenhagen has warned.
Led by the University of Copenhagen, two schools are among the top 100 globally, according to new rankings. The minister for higher education tells The Local that strong universities are a key to the nation's success.
One one Danish institution of higher learning cracked the top 100 in the annual ranking of the world's universities, and that school fell several spots from the year before.
