Internal information and news

We have updated Aarhus University information on corona for students, staff, guests and partner institutions.

On 1 September 2020, the new Danish Holiday Act will enter into force, and all employees will switch to concurrent holiday which means that holiday is earned on an ongoing basis and can also be taken on an ongoing basis. The transition to the new holiday act means that the period from 1 May to 31 August 2020 will be a so-called mini holiday year in which you will have 16.64 days of holiday and five special days of holiday available.

With its 8,000 employees and 38,000 students, Aarhus University produces a considerable amount of waste every day. In order to reduce this amount and increase the amount of waste being recycled, waste sorting and recycling options will now be further developed – starting with AU’s new campus area, the University City.

AU follows the recommendation from the Centre for Cyber Security regarding encryption of computers and hard drives. This means that your AU computer and hard drive must be encrypted.

Aarhus University will be opening its doors to the general public on Wednesday 22 April 2020 from 14:00 to 18:00 in and around Stakladen. This is an opportunity for you and your fellow researchers to present your work to a popular audience in connection with the annual nationwide Festival of Research.