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Aarhus University is a well-established institution, with almost 100 years of history behind it. Since 1928, it has cultivated a reputation as a world-leading research institution, which can be seen through its regular appearance in the top 100 of many rankings. Over the years, AU has evolved into a dynamic and international, institution. Recently, Aarhus University ranked 69^th in the Shanghai rankings and regarding internationalization AU is ranked in the top as well as no. 45 on ³ÉÈËVRÊÓƵ¡¯s ranking as ¡°Most International Universities in the World¡±.

50+ study programmes in English

12% of students here at Aarhus University are international, coming from over 120 different countries! We also have many international researchers throughout all faculties, and all our PhDs are taught in English. At Bachelor¡¯s or Master¡¯s level and we are proud to offer over 50 English-taught courses. English really is our second language here at AU. Additionally, we have a specialised International Centre, which can provide guidance and support on a range of topics.

Research-based university

Aarhus University is the largest research-based university in Denmark, and a nationwide institution with three campuses located in Aarhus, Emdrup and Herning. Many lecturers here are active researchers, meaning teaching at AU is based on recent research projects. This gives our students access to the most up-to-date findings, and ensures an excellent standard of teaching.

Scandinavian teaching style inspires critical thinking

The teaching environment at Aarhus University is relaxed and collaborative. We hope to inspire our students through informal class discussions and debates, with our lecturers placing a high value on student insights. This nurtures the development of critical thinking skills. Many of our courses are interdisciplinary, which aims to provide multi-faceted knowledge of the subject and broaden career options.

A comprehensive university with five faculties

There are five main faculties at Aarhus University: Arts, Business and Social Sciences, Health, Natural Sciences and Technical Sciences, with more than 38.000 students and 8000 staff.

Students are welcome to use the state of the art research facilities available in each faculty. Each faculty is highly specialised, and focused on contemporary issues. For example, the faculties of Natural and Technical Sciences are currently concentrating on sustainability and facilitating a green transition.