The application system is now open!

Apply for one of our +50 Master's programmes and start your studies in Autumn 2021.

The application system is now open!

Apply for one of our +50 Master's programmes and start your studies in Autumn 2021.

Study at Aarhus University

Work at Aarhus University

Why choose Aarhus University?

Career and life in Denmark Denmark is often said to be the happiest country in the world. Ghina Septia Filiana thinks she knows why after spending three years in the country. Originally from Indonesia she came to study at Aarhus University and she has now settled in Denmark.

Open Day

Every year in February Aarhus University invites potential students to participate in our Open Day for international students.

Things to do in Aarhus

Aarhus is often considered the best place to study in Denmark. You can get from one end of the city to the other quickly, and yet Aarhus is home to a world of opportunities.

Making friends for life

It might take an effort to really get to know a Dane, but, when you succeed, you will have a loyal friend for life.

Meet AU

AU offers more than 60 complete programmes in English at Bachelor’s and Master’s level. You are always welcome to contact Aarhus University if you have any questions.

PhD degree from Aarhus University

Aarhus University offers PhD degree programmes which compare favourably with the best in the world. With a long tradition for international cooperation in the areas of teaching and research, the PhD programmes are naturally of a high international standard.

At AU PhD students are considered as early stage researchers

At Aarhus University we recognise our PhD students as early stage researchers, who are therefore given independence and the responsibility of pursing their own research. As a PhD student we consider you a member of our academic staff as soon as you have completed your Master’s Degree.

PhD fellowships and scholarships

Aarhus University invites highly qualified students from all over the world to apply for PhD admission. Find a description of all PhD scholarships and fellowships at Aarhus University.

Work life at Aarhus University Work life at Aarhus University is characterised by teamwork and collaboration and the relationship between professors and phd students is very informal.

Researcher positions

Every day, 5,000 academic employees work together at Aarhus University to provide society with high-quality research and education. Researcher positions are announced on our website and you must apply via our online application facility.

Top 100 University

AU is consistently ranked as one of the world’s top universities. The university is a leading public research university with international reach covering the entire research spectrum.

Researchers coming to AU

At Aarhus University we have the setup to make sure that you and your accompanying family have a soft landing when you arrive. We help you before arrival, on arrival and in all stages of the relocation process.

Attractive working conditions

International staff at AU emphasize favourable working conditions as an important motivation for working at Aarhus University.

CURRENT NEWS

Research news on corona virus

Several of Aarhus University's researchers have launched research projects to combat the coronavirus crisis and understand about its effects on society. You can learn more about some of these projects here.

International admissions at AU

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Junior Researcher Programme

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The application system is now open!

The application system is now open!

Study at Aarhus University

Work at Aarhus University

Why choose Aarhus University?

Open Day

Things to do in Aarhus

Making friends for life

Meet AU

PhD degree from Aarhus University

At AU PhD students are considered as early stage researchers

PhD fellowships and scholarships

Researcher positions

Top 100 University

Researchers coming to AU

Attractive working conditions

CURRENT NEWS

Research news on corona virus