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In the most recent round of funding, the Independent Research Fund Denmark (DFF) granted DKK 230 million to 64 researchers at Aarhus University.

A new central committee for diversity and gender equality is being established at Aarhus University. The committee is headed by the rector and the…

Two new network projects at Aarhus University have been established in order to generate new knowledge that can help society achieve the UN’s…

The Rigmor and Carl Holst-Knudsen Award for Scientific Research is one of Denmark’s oldest scientific awards. Aarhus University awards the prize to a…

With solid, balanced finances at Aarhus University, the Board is confident that AU will be able to continue with its ambitions to strengthen strategic…

Five professors in computer science, chemistry and physics have been selected as Villum Investigators, and each will receive between DKK 30 and 40…

The results of the 2019 WPA confirm that in general, the university’s employees are satisfied with their jobs. The individual units will now begin…

At last week’s internal sustainability seminar, highly committed students and employees generated valuable ideas for a more sustainable AU. The next…

In the wake of the conference entitled “How do we improve gender balance amongst researchers at AU?” that was held on 8 March, Rector Brian Bech…

Quota 2 applications to IT and engineering degree programmes at Aarhus University have increased significantly, while there has been a slight fall in…