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The refugee crisis in Europe is a core topic in the teaching at European Studies, where students were recently given a unique opportunity to…
In the future, undergraduate students at AU will have to complete their degree programme within the prescribed time + a maximum of one year. They must…
Tell me what you are studying and I’ll tell you who you are. New research from Aarhus University shows that students on the various study programmes…
AU's Committee for Education is ready with a proposal for implementing the study progress reform at AU. Enforced registration for courses and exams…
Omnibus sent two vegetarian foodies to try the Social Sciences Cafeteria’s culinary buffet. The two reviewers found the information about the…
University historian Palle Lykke could. So now the arches must again be taken down again and then rebuilt.
The study progress reform is intended to get students to complete their studies faster, but the students predict that it is not going to work.…
Once again it is time to fill out the questionnaire on which the psychological workplace assessment (WPA) at AU is based. But in contrast to the…
Political Science student Mads Hareskov has just been elected the new chair of the Student Council at Aarhus University. His first big job is to help…
See AU student Tanja Valentin Francis Burke’s private photos from Athens, where she spent two weeks taking part in voluntary work to help the many…
Housing refugees and giving them food, schooling, medical services and leisure activities costs money. Which must be found somewhere, and Professor…
Associate Professor Olav W. Bertelsen from the Department of Computer Science will take over the post of joint union representative after Per Dahl.…
Goodbye. Per Dahl will resign from the post of joint union representative for the academic staff at AU on 1 March.
In October, Omnibus wrote about former AU student Camilla Hessellund Lastein, who was going to create a kind of Spotify for study books. Now her beta…
Charlotte Thornild Møller, research assistant:
"I work in Christian Kanstrup Holm's group, which collaborates closely with Søren Paludan’s group. So…
Omnibus has asked our everyday experts, the students, what they think is important to keep in mind when AU designs its brand-new campus area in the…
For philosophy student Tanja Valentin Francis Burke, just observing the refugee crisis in the media is not enough. She stood at border when the wave…
Omnibus has talked to architect Jean Pierre Bolívar. Since 2008 he has been a partner in BUSarchitektur and has been involved in major university and…
Several groups of refugees do well in the labour market. Almost as well as the average for Danes, if we take the employment rate 15-20 years after a…
During the exam period there is increased pressure on the student places around the campus. So the students were critical of the decision to axe 40-50…
Lene Leth Thomsen landed her dream job as a newly graduated MSc in Economics and Business Administration. But she quickly found out that even after…
It’s like being in a cosy den, with books in the windows and soft sofas at Dale's Café. The food is prepared from good-quality ingredients, and the…
Department Head at the Department of Biomedicine Thomas G. Jensen did not hesitate to back up on the idea of a monthly department seminar when it came…
In 2011, six smaller departments merged to become what is today the Department of Biomedicine with 450 employees spread across six buildings. But how…
AU's new university director is named Arnold Boon, he is 48 years old and comes from a position as faculty director at the Faculty of Health and…
Chairman of the Student Council Sune Koch Rønnow expects to have his Bachelor done and dusted within a year – after more than seven-and-a-half years…
Archaeology student Caroline Elisabeth Fisker has completed her Bachelor six months quicker than the prescribed study period by taking up to 15 extra…
For the final edition of Omnibus in 2015, we have asked seven researchers to point to the most remarkable events of the past year.
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