Internal information and news

Employees and students can visit the Steno Museum planetarium free-of-charge for the rest of 2021.

A total of 30 rooms are now operational at the faculty; ready for teaching staff and students to try their hand at Hybrid Zoom teaching.

Not vaccinated yet? Now’s your chance to get vaccinated against Covid-19 on campus in Aarhus. The pop-up vaccination site will be open through 10 September, and no appointment is necessary.

Among other things, the working group will provide specific recommendations for career clarification and career development programmes.

In the autumn, all employees and managers will meet for the annual staff development dialogues (SDDs) at AU. The SDD is your opportunity to discuss your tasks, results, well-being and competency development with your manager.

A new technical solution is being rolled out at AU to protect your inbox against fraudulent emails. Until the solution has been fully implemented, you should keep an extra eye on your spam filter.

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, many of the canteens at Aarhus University have been closed for most of the spring and summer. But now they’re chopping, frying and braising again – so students and staff no longer have to go hungry on campus.

From Wednesday 18 August, students and staff can get tested in the small exam hall in building 1916-125 on Trøjborgvej in Aarhus. No appointment is necessary.

IT maintenance work will affect AU’s IT systems and services and cause interruptions at different times during the weekend of 11 - 12 September 2021.

When autumn semester classes will begin in just a few weeks, Blackboard will be history. From now on, all course content will be available on Brightspace, AU’s new learning platform. Help is available from CED if you need help in getting your courses ready in Brightspace

Last year, AU’s hallowed annual celebration was cancelled due to the Covid pandemic. But this year, the university is pulling out all the stops. There will be great live music – with acts including Eivør, Velvet Volume and Pernille Rosendahl – at Concert Hall Aarhus, speeches by Rector Brian Bech Nielsen and AU Board Chair Connie Hedegaard and the announcement of this year’s distinguished alum in the Main Hall.

Do you have a daring, innovative research project in the works? Or a potentially groundbreaking publication? You can apply for funding to help make your project a reality from the Aarhus University Research Foundation.