It’s a busy time at AU Viborg, with three new degree programmes being launched and a brand-new study environment being set up before the first students can start on campus. The degree programme in veterinary science has been postponed by a year, and AU Viborg will not be welcoming its first students until 2024.

Kurt Nielsen has chosen to resign his position as vice-dean for science-based policy advice and Business Cooperation, Technical Sciences, Aarhus University in order to retire. Kurt Nielsen will retire at the end of September.

Hanne Bach has chosen to step down as director of DCE and instead transfer to a position as chief consultant of 15 hours a week from November 1.

Do you have a daring, innovative research project in the works? Or a potentially groundbreaking publication on the way? If so, you can apply for funding from the Aarhus University Research Foundation to help make that project a reality. The AUFF application deadlines are in September.

Our exercise classes begin in the week 33 (from August 13th). Read more.