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2011.11.22 | Staff
The prize changed their lives
Even though you are “only” the spouse of a Nobel Prize winner, the great scientific honour that the prize represents does cause major changes in your working and private life. Beverly P. Mortensen, the wife of Dale T. Mortensen, the Nobel Prize winner in Economics in 2010, recently told her side of the story at the Aarhus University International…
2011.11.22 | Students
What are you doing on Christmas Eve?
Is your family far away – in another country perhaps? Are you going to be studying or working over the Christmas holiday? Or would you just like some company on Christmas Eve? Then why not spend Christmas Eve with the student congregation?
2011.11.22 | Students
Election of AU representatives
In a couple of weeks’ time all the AU staff and students will be electing next year’s representatives for the University’s board, councils and committees.
2011.11.22 | Staff
Your new phone number
All members of staff have already received a personal mail in Danish and English informing them of their new phone numbers.
2011.11.22 | Staff
New phone numbers for all AU staff
Many of the staff at Aarhus University have already been given a new phone number starting with 8715 or 8716. And on Monday 28 November at 8 am the staff at the University’s departments in Aarhus will be changing their phone numbers too.
2011.11.10 | Students
English-speaking preschool
With the opening of a new international preschool in Højbjerg, it is now finally possible for AU employees to send their children to an English-speaking childcare institution.
2011.11.10 | Students
New social PhD association
The work in the PhD building is off to a good start, but now a special group will be responsible for the activities.
2011.11.10 | Staff
Christmas at Stakladen
Studenterhusfonden invites you to take part in a joint Christmas party on Friday 16 December 2011 at 17.00-02.00 in Stakladen and the adjacent lounges.
2011.11.10 | Students
Students are lonely and stressed
Statistics from the Danish Association of Lawyers and Economists (DJØF) show that a large number of students are lonely and stressed during their time of study.