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In April, Aarhus University hosted

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It is, among other things, clickers – like this one – that can contribute to create more active teaching. The teacher can ask students questions, which they then answer using their clicker. That way, the teacher can make sure that the students profit as much as possible from the teaching, and easily notice if something needs to be clarified. At the symposium, “Clickers, Peer Instruction and the Inverted Classroom”, leading researchers within the field will share their knowledge about and experiences with Active Learning. The acknowledge Professor of Physics, Eric Mazur from Harvard University, visits Aarhus University in correlation with the symposium. He has more than 20 years of experience with research in and development of Active Learning in the shape of peer instruction. It is possible at the symposium to meet Professor and Dean of Learning and Teaching, Simon Bates, from University of Edinburgh.

2012.05.15 | Events

Aarhus University centres on Active Learning

Centre for Science Education at Aarhus University will in June gather Danish and international teachers and researchers for a symposium about teaching, which presents knowledge about and experiences with Active Learning, including the use of clickers.

2012.05.03 | Awards

Students came in second in the world’s largest case competition

A team consisting of a Full Time MBA in Sustainability and four MSc students from Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences recently came in second in the world’s largest and most recognised case competition, the Hult Global Case Challenge. The team from Aarhus has developed a business model aimed at offering poor children in developing…

Events

Thu 31 May
13:00-16:00 | Building:1342 room: 455: Auditorium (entrance from 340)
Workshop: Neuroscience in education, marketing and beyond – are you ready for this?
Presented by MINDLab, DPU, and the Department of Psychology and Behavioral Science.
Tue 05 Jun
08:00-14:00 | Aarhus University, Capus Emdrup
Conference: Tracking the Higher Education Life Student Lifecycle
The conference will bring together 100-150 participants across Europe who are involved in the design or implementation of student and graduate tracking at national and institutional level, including policy makers, researchers and university leaders.

International Centre

The International Centre welcomes all international staff and students, including PhD students. You´ll find us in the Dale T. Mortensen Building at Campus Aarhus ready to provide you with all the guidance and information needed to make your transition to Denmark as smooth as possible.

International staff

We welcome all international staff to Aarhus University. The International Centre provides you with the information and services that will be useful to you and your family when moving to Denmark and during your stay here.

AU TV

Professor Rane Willerslev: "Interdisciplinarity is crucial for the development of excellence"

According to professor Rane Willerslev excellence should leave a trail of death. He took part in a debate about why excellence is important for a new view on the European research.

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In spring 2011, Aarhus University’s nine main academic areas were reduced to four, and the fifty-five departments became twenty-six. This was to unify the organisation and to strengthen the university’s interdisciplinary approach. We are now following suit by restructuring the entire website to ensure more coherence in the content and design.

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