Associate professor of classical archaeology Birte Poulsen has an office in the Nobel Park, but travels as often as she can to excavations in…

Exams will shortly make way for the summer holidays, and the association for the halls of residence will celebrate this by with a bonfire, grill and…

When should you include a reference to a source? And when is it okay not to? Question that leaves many students in doubt. But not knowing the rules…

The Accreditation Council has granted Aarhus University a 'conditional positive' accreditation. The council's reasons include that AU has issues with…

For the past seven years, Associate Professor Niels Olof Bouvin has been hooked on pastel-coloured ponies, though that’s not difficult to guess when…

Previously, PhD graduates simply received their diploma in the post. But a new ceremony at Health will add some glamour to the achievement that…

PhD student at the Department of Economics and Business Economics, Søren Kærgaard Slipsager, is the new chair of the AU PhD Association AUPA. He will…

The Danish Council for Independent Research has given just over DKK 138 million to 41 AU researchers. Two of them tell us what their share of the…

The two systems administrators Thomas Ehler and Karsten Nymann Pedersen have shared an office for the last five years. Though they have different…

Inger Anneberg from the Department of Animal Science in Foulum has not followed the typical academic path. In 1981, she completed an education as a…

Despite being only sixty pages long, it can take up to nine months to write a book for the Reflections series. It is not uncommon for the manuscript…

Dane Anton Steinø is studying at Oxford University, with one-on-one lessons with his professors three times a week and everyday student life that is…

In the future, cases of scientific dishonesty will be settled by a central committee, whereas cases of questionable research practice will be dealt…

Due to his ability to explain complex material in a comprehensible manner, EU researcher Derek Beach is often used as an expert by journalists who…

The coffee, cake and fresh cabbage were pluses for the Moesgaard Cafeteria on a day where the hot dish was cold and the lack of herbs and spices…

At its meeting on 5 April, AU's board adopted the proposal to make AU Library part of the Royal Library.

AU's PhD association, AUPA, yesterday participated in a national PhD conference that took a comprehensive analysis of the Danish PhD programme as its…

Universities Denmark, the National Union of Students in Denmark, the Danish Association of Masters and PhDs, Djøf (the union for lawyers and…

87 per cent of AU’s students generally feel comfortable as students at Aarhus University. But the number of stressed students has increased again…

On 22 April, researchers, students and worried citizens around the world will take to the streets to demonstrate their support for scientific research…

This month, you can join trips to Ebeltoft and Skagen, get to know other students at a conversation cafe, and not least experience the legendary…

Imagine a researcher at AU needs a telescope, a Mars tank or to get a particle accelerator fine-tuned. What should he or she do? The answer is to…

The Gendering in Research network took shape after Lea Skewes began her PhD and discovered that she lacked a professional community with other gender…

You need to be early and not be too hungry, if you want to have lunch in the Kaserne Cafeteria. The sandwiches are already sold out by 12:30, and the…

Aarhus University’s board meeting on the Thursday before last was the first meeting with Connie Hedegaard sat at the head of the table. Although she…

The Student Council's new chair Emil Outzen was in his own words very goal-orientated when he chose to study marketing after graduating from business…

This year, 52-year-old Lars Bo Nielsen could have celebrated 30 years at Rigshospitalet. That is, if he had not applied for the position of dean at…

A mixture of inclination and need was what led Lars Bo Nielsen towards a career in research while studying medicine at the University of Copenhagen…

The State and University Library, which is incidentally now called the Royal Library – Aarhus University, has opened its doors to an 800 m2 study…

Being a student and entrepreneur at the same time is often associated with pressure. Especially when the company really starts to gain momentum. IT…

The Centre for Cyber Security (CFCS) under the Danish Defence Intelligence Service assesses that there is a high-level threat of cyber spying against…

While other state employees are saying goodbye to three employer-paid days of holiday, the senior management team at AU has no plans to cancel the…

In February you can be winner of the best costume at AU, see civilised civil war unfold in the Super Bowl, meet cool women in research – and not least…

If the university board adopts the plan at its meeting on 5 April, this summer AU Library will be transferred to the Royal Library. The librarians are…

A consultancy team led by AART architects from Aarhus will advise Aarhus University’s research foundation’s real-estate company (Forskningsfondens…

Each year, thousands of students from abroad come to AU for shorter or longer study periods. The International Office at AU recently invited four…

A bill which will limit Danish students from taking more than one post-secondary degree is being me by massive protests from students all over the…

After an eighteen-month long tug of war between the dean, students and employees, the future of the Department of Business Communication has finally…

Are you staying in Denmark over the holidays? Why not try a traditional Danish Christmas along with other Danish and international students, when the…

The result is normally more or less given beforehand when it comes to electing student representatives to AU's board: The two seats on the board go to…

Professor of Law Jørgen Albæk Jensen, who is chairman of the Election Committee at Aarhus University, describes the decision by all candidates on the…

"When did you know? What did your parents say? How many people have you been to bed with?" Prejudices and piquant questions can make it difficult to…

Political science student Andreas Gram Drachmann from AU is helping the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate secure victory in the swing state of…

Once again, Omnibus presents a subjective and hand-picked selection from among the overwhelming range of events and arrangements at AU. This month you…

We all know how easy it is to feel a bit lost in AU's myriad of Friday bars, lectures, parties and other temptations. With a new monthly initiative,…

For the second year in a row, medical students at AU are arranging the Beat Cancer Run in the University Park in Aarhus. All money from the run on 29…

The new Café and Deli serves deliciously “yummy” brownies, “arty” drinks and proper barista coffee; but conceptually it falls between two chairs –…

It must be when the report is delivered that determines when university researchers can talk about the research they deliver to government agencies…

The university rectors have received criticism from different quarters for not being visible enough in the ongoing debate about researchers' freedom…

A new type of phishing email is circulating, in which fraudsters claim to be senior executives in an attempt to get employees to transfer money to…

Before the summer holidays, there was disagreement about the future of the Department of Business Communication. But now Dean Thomas Pallesen and the…

Two current cases show the importance of the university managements standing together to safeguard freedom of research and the unhindered right of…

Says one of the six students with a diagnosis or disability that Omnibus has met. Despite anorexia, depression, schizophrenia, dyslexia, Asperger’s,…

The number of students applying for special educational support (SPS) through AU has been fairly constant for the past three years. But compared to…

Every time one of AU’s prizes of honour goes to a woman, four go to a man. An associate professor at AU thinks this sends an unfortunate signal and…

Approximately 15 employees from three departments risk being fired in the near future as a result of a new round of cutbacks at Science and Technology…

A large part of the financing of the Danish government's 2025 plan is to be found in savings in the Danish Students’ Grants and Loans Scheme (SU). The…

The dean of Science and Technology has just announced layoffs at three departments. At Health, the Department of Clinical Medicine has recently gone…

The Stereology and Electron Microscopy Laboratory at the Department of Clinical Medicine is to close, and majority of its employees are to lose their…