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Founded in 1997, The Copenhagen Post is Denmark’s leading English-language media outlet committed to making Denmark feel like home for everyone who lives and works here.

11/06/2026

Are you a student currently pursuing higher education in Denmark? If not, are you seriously considering going back to university?

If the answer to either question is yes, read on.

Danish think tank CEPOS has analysed 242 higher education programmes to determine which deliver the highest salaries after graduation. Unsurprisingly, degrees in mathematics and economics lead the pack, but there's a striking gap in gender representation across the spectrum.

Dive into the finer details, and discover which programme tops the list with a median monthly salary of 79,000 DKK, at the link in the comments.

Photo courtesy: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU via Facebook

10/06/2026

Denmark may have missed the FIFA World Cup 2026 bus, but there's still plenty of action in store for fans gripped by football fever.

From waterfront venues, pubs, and bars to TV broadcasts, we round up the best places to catch every goal, penalty, and controversial VAR call with friends, family, and a cold beer firmly in hand.

Link in the comments.

Photo courtesy: FIFA via Facebook

10/06/2026

Subhi Irshed's story may resonate with many internationals in Denmark – outwardly thriving, but struggling quietly behind the scenes.

After moving from Nazareth to study at Copenhagen Business School, Irshed graduated as valedictorian and built a successful international career. Despite his achievements and accomplishments, he couldn't shake the feeling that something wasn't quite right. Beneath the success, he was lonely.

This realisation – coupled with a determination to ensure others don't struggle in isolation – led him to launch an NGO and later an AI-powered social venture aimed at identifying and addressing mental health challenges before they escalate.

Link in the comments.

10/06/2026

With over 700 students from more than 80 nationalities, the International School of Hellerup (ISH) in Copenhagen might seem like an easy place to find one's tribe and fit in.

And, for the most part, it is. International students at ISH praise its vibrant multicultural environment and value the freedom and independence that characterise school life in Denmark.

Still, many say inclusion and belonging remain a challenge. Language barriers can limit social interactions on the playground and in after-school clubs, while even students with a Danish parent admit to struggling to build meaningful friendships and feel fully accepted by their Danish peers.

Read about their experiences at the link in the comments.

Photo courtesy: International School of Hellerup via Facebook

09/06/2026

Novo Nordisk. Mærsk. Nordea. Danske Bank. Nykredit.

The recent tsunami-sized wave of layoffs has impacted scores of international employees in Denmark, but the stakes are highest for non-EU professionals on job-seeking visas.

Many have just three to six months to land another job, failing which they will lose their right to stay in the country. Further complicating matters is a Danish job market that has gotten significantly more competitive, saturated, and selective.

At the link in the comments, three internationals share what it's like to navigate redundancy, uncertainty, and a race against the clock in Denmark.

📸 Mads Claus Rasmussen/Ritzau Scanpix

09/06/2026

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09/06/2026

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08/06/2026

For many women, talking openly about money still feels strangely and unfairly taboo – and Elisabeth Prager isn't having it.

Through her initiative, the Mad Money Club, she brings women together over social dinners to discuss investing, taxes, pensions, passive income, and more without judgement or gatekeeping.

Her goal? To encourage financial literacy and make discussions about money as normal as the meal they are shared over.

Link in the comments.

Photo courtesy: Elisabeth Prager

08/06/2026

Shortly before the general election in March, citizenship applications were paused pending the formation of a new government.

This followed pushback from Liberal Alliance, Det Konservative Folkeparti, and the former Immigration and Integration Minister Rasmus Stoklund, who called for a working group to more closely screen applicants and assess whether their values aligned with Danish values.

Despite hopes that application processing would resume after the new coalition was announced, newly appointed Immigration Minister Morten Bodskøv has reiterated that the government will wait for the group to publish its findings later this year, leaving roughly 14,300 applications in limbo still.

Link in the comments.

📸 Ida Marie Odgaard/Ritzau Scanpix

05/06/2026

"You've just landed. Or you're about to. Either way, we've got you."

That's how Ankommer's landing page welcomes newcomers to Denmark. Founded by Ali Al Mokdad, Ankommer is a free, semi-gamified online platform that helps internationals new to Denmark find their footing, step by step, in their own language.

Built around 16 'life chapters' spanning taxes, employment, banking, transport, housing, healthcare, and even dating, it guides users with a multilingual chatbot called 'Bjørn' and rewards their progress with 'Viking Points'.

Kickstart your life in Denmark at the link in the comments.

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