Internal information and news

In the period 2 – 24 February, employees at Aarhus University can fill out a form to apply for a salary increase in the 2022 salary negotiations.

Our Fascinating Brain. This is the title of this year’s MatchPoints Conference, which will be held 5-7 May – and which will include both an academic conference in the Lakeside Lecture Theatres and a public event at Moesgaard Museum.

The Aarhus University Research Foundation (AUFF) has opened for applications for AUFF Recruiting Grants, International mobility and Publication support grants.

As a researcher, you are now able to sign up to give a lecture at ‘Book a Researcher’ – an initiative presented as part of the Festival of Research, which gives everyone in Denmark the opportunity to receive a free visit from a researcher during the week beginning 25 April.

In Week 9, it will again be time to conduct a workplace assessment at AU – the so-called WPA (APV in Danish). Here you can read more about the process.

Users of Skype for Business will have to use Teams for online meetings in the future. Transfer contacts before 25 January.

About 350 employees and 500 students at the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics (MBG) are exchanging their three current locations for one shared address in the University City. The relocation will take place between the 5th and 28th January and it is a part of AU’s overall campus development. MBG will be the first department to make the move into the University City.

Due to the current coronavirus situation, many of this semester’s exams will be held online. Teaching staff and examiners can register for workshops, find guidelines on online oral exams and get good advice from the Centre for Educational Development (CED).