Business & Education

Business

Danish fund invests in startup founded by internationals

Pratik Hariharan

Business

How Moderaterne’s fast-track work-permit would benefit internationals

Lena Hunter

Business

60 nationalities work side by side: How Boozt works with inclusion

Eric Maganga

We Make Denmark Work

Worked in a warehouse: Now Andrei advises C-level executives

Leticia Bossi

We Make Denmark Work

He does both: succeeding as a high-flying engineer and a creative freelancer

Leticia Bossi

Education

Facing obstacles: How expat students deal with challenges 

Ramisha Ali

We Make Denmark Work

Worked for Carlsberg and Novo Nordisk: Now Phaedria is a female angel investor

Sarah Oueslati

Education

At DTU, one third of students are internationals

Ramisha Ali

Politics

Danish News Round-Up: Confidence in press remains high – report

Amy Thorpe

Education

Transform your career and become the leader our future needs with an MBA programme from Copenhagen Business School

Ben Hamilton

News

From toddlers to teens: thriving through theatrical teamwork

Ben Hamilton

News

Inspired by their teachers and environment, thinking sustainably is their norm

Ben Hamilton

News

Finding the missing link in Fehmarn country

Ben Hamilton

News

Interview: Decoding a curriculum with its sights set on the future

Orsolya Albert

News

Growing up and thriving with the IB: toddlers, teenagers, trailblazers

Maria El Youssif

News

Business Round-Up: Danish company has won the world’s largest start-up competition for female entrepreneurs

Daria Shamonova

News

Minister sees silver lining in lower student uptake numbers

Stephen Gadd

Education

Copenhagen International School opens new campus in style

Leslie Hawener

Education

IB Program at ØIS: An opportunity to be successful and happy at school

Lucie Rychla

Education

Schools News in Brief: More students in debt

Lucie R