Professor Cecilia Ramlau-Hansen from Aarhus University receives, together with two colleagues from Norway and Germany, a Synergy Grant of approximately DKK 104 million from the European Research Council (ERC). The researchers will use the grant to investigate why fertility is falling, and why infertility affects different social groups in different ways.

After a long and gruelling escape from the Russian invasion, a fellowship at Aarhus University became the ticket out of war-torn Ukraine for researcher Yevgeniya Lekomtseva.

The Viking Age beadmakers were more advanced than previously believed. A research group from i.a. Aarhus University reveals that the ancient craftsmen in the earliest Viking Age around the year 700 used sophisticated and sustainable methods when they gave old Roman glass mosaics new life as glass beads.

Whenever I think of my master’s application period, I remember those days when I was looking for information about the programme that I am currently studying in, Visual Anthropology, and whenever I saw the campus name “Moesgaard”, my confusion. I had so many questions spinning around my head: Where is actually Moesgaard? How does it look like? Is it too far from the city centre and the main campus? How is the campus life there? Etc.