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What AU spent on Denmark's Political Festival, Folkemødet

Aarhus University had a strong presence this year at Denmark’s political festival, Folkemødet on Bornholm. The total costs are approaching DKK 2 million, but there are significant differences in how much the individual faculties have spent.

WISEflow CEO regrets: "We’ve missed the mark"

The provider admits that the latest version of WISEflow’s assessment tool has failed to meet expectations and promises urgent improvements to the exam system’s user interface ahead of the winter exams.

Teaching prize gets a new name

The Aarhus University Teaching Prize is changing its name and will be known as the Vibeke Borchsenius Prize from now on. It will be presented alongside several other awards at Aarhus University’s annual celebration on 11 September.

A week in the company of 70 Nobel laureates: "I will not experience anything like this again"

Three junior researchers and one student from AU have spent a week of their summer in the exclusive company of no fewer than 70 Nobel laureates.

It has become more difficult to get into several AU degree programmes

A total of 6.763 applicants have been offered a place at Aarhus University this year. That’s 9 per cent fewer than last year. The reduction in the number of places available means that 36 of AU’s degree programmes now require a higher average grade for admission than they did last year.

AU seeks new pro-rector

The newly created position of Pro-Rector for Research and Innovation at AU has now been advertised.

Associate professor: There is an alternative to death and destruction

Naive. People bury their heads in the sand, turn the other cheek, or pretend that evil dictators do not exist. That is the caricature often drawn of pacifism. But this is not a fair description of a real alternative to unimaginable death and destruction, according to Associate Professor of Philosophy Morten Dige.

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