Internal information and news

The process of developing a new faculty strategy to set the direction for NAT up to 2030 is now entering the next phase in which the faculty will…

Researchers and students now have access to AU's new, shared geographic data collection. The collection can be used for everything from cancer…

The COVID-19 situation has forced us to rethink our previous practices and habits – including how we conduct virtual 'meetings'. A new website can…

Kristine Kilså is to be vice-dean for education and David Lundbek Egholm is to be vice-dean for research at the Faculty of Natural Sciences. This…

Kristine Kilså is to be the new vice-dean for education at Natural Sciences from 1 December. Kristine comes from a position as the head of studies…

David Lundbek Egholm will be the new vice-dean for research from 1 November. He comes from a position as a professor of climate and ice dynamics at…

With this video greeting, Dean Kristian Pedersen kicks off the autumn's strategy process at the faculty. The aim of the strategy is to set a general…

In September, Dean Kristian Pedersen will start his long-awaited round of visits to the faculty departments and units. His aim is to greet the…

This year, Natural Sciences welcomes 966 new science students. Due to corona, orientation days are different than usual, and yet still the same.

iNANO Professor Duncan Sutherland will act as interim manager of the faculty's PhD School for a provisional period of two months. It has been planned…

The university invites partners, staff and students to a welcome reception for Dean Kristian Pedersen 19 August 2020.

As expected, applications to Denmark’s higher education degree programmes have increased this year – this also applies to Aarhus University, which has…

Aarhus University's historical collection has been transferred to the Science Museums. The museums mark this by giving all employees and students at…

The dean sends his video summer greetings to the staff.

The departments in Administration Centre Nat-Tech will be closed for summer holiday or have limited staffing for most of the month of July.

As a result of the faculty division, the faculty of Natural Sciences now has its own graduate school, the Graduate School of Natural Sciences (GSNS),…

The dean at Faculty of Natural Sciences sends greetings to staff and students of the faculty.

A consultation on draft version of AU’s new Action plan for diversity and gender equality at AU 2020-2021 is now in progress at the university. The…

It‘s safe for examiners and co-examiners to discuss grading, and Zoom can be used for exams involving sensitive personal data, confidential data and…

Jan Piotrowski has been appointed at the Department of Geoscience and Hans Brix has been appointed at the Department of Biology.

H.C. Ørsted Selskabet awards the prize to talented researchers at assistant professor, researcher and postdoc level. The deadline for nominations is 5…

The government has expanded the framework for the gradual reopening of society to include certain research activities. This means that work has now…

Announcement from the senior management: The Ministry of Higher Education and Science has now formally granted permission to Aarhus University and the…

A joint summer party for Nat and Tech will be held in 2021 instead.

Natural Sciences and Technical Sciences will have separate RejsUd and IndFak from 19 May 2020.

The collaboration platform Teams, which is part of Microsoft Office 365, will now be available to all employees for virtual meetings. You can…

The new dean at Faculty of Natural Sciences sends greetings to staff and students of the faculty.

Working and studying has been different in just as many ways as there are employees and students, and together, each in their own way, they are…

The current corona situation means that record numbers of Danes will be working from home for a while. This makes us even more vulnerable to cyber…

What should you do if you get sick while you are working from home? What do you do if you cannot work to the same extent because your children are…

AU’s VPN network is seeing unusually heavy traffic. We ask everyone not to log onto AU’s systems via VPN unless absolutely necessary.

Aarhus University and a number of Danish and international drug manufacturers are working together in ground-breaking, open research collaboration,…

Aarhus University will once again participate in the DHL Relay race, and the registration is now open for all employees. It’s time to dust off your…

Standards are an important tool for staff and students at AU, and they are used in many different contexts.

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…

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…

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

There is concern that the new coronavirus that recently broke out in China might spread to Denmark. AU encourages all employees to monitor updates…

In the period 3 – 24 February, employees at AU can fill out a form to apply for a salary increase in the 2020 salary negotiations.

The Graduate School of Health and ST PhD Administration are merging into a single unit to service three faculties in the future.

On 1 January 2020, a new classification of academic ranks and titles at Danish universities came into force after a consultation process. Read about…