"Copenhagen University – the largest research and education institution
in the country – has this week announced that it is cutting 532 jobs of
professors, researchers and administrative staff, due to government
austerity measures.
"The job losses will amount to 7.4% of the total workforce at the
university and will begin by terminating the employment of 209 people
next week. There will also be 255 voluntary redundancies, and 68
positions not filled. In addition, some 61 jobs will be shortened in
hours.
...
"The university also announced that it will cut the number of PhD places by 10% in future years.
There will also be no new students admitted in 2016 in modern Indian
studies, Indology, Southeast Asian studies, Tibetology, Balkan studies,
Hebrew, Turkish, Indian language and culture, and ancient Greek."
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