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2018.01.09 | Event, Academic staff, All AU units
Find out more about Aarhus University as a workplace, get a chance to expand your network and learn about the university’s goals, vision and future.
2018.01.11 | Education, Administration (Academic), Technical / administrative staff
Health has entered into a cooperation with eight municipalities and the Danish Nurses Organization (DNO), both of whom are looking for a new type of nurse known as an Advanced Practice Nurse. The analysis and development work begins now. If the new degree track is established, the commencement of studies will take place in September 2019.
2018.01.11 | Administrative, Administration (Academic), Technical / administrative staff
The university's personnel policy does not include a specific policy covering pregnancy. For this reason, Health now has its own policy to define the framework, roles and responsibility for a safe work environment when babies are on the way.
2018.01.09 | PhD defense, Health and disease, PhD students
Understanding the Human Brain and Schizophrenia Through Gene Regulation
2018.01.09 | Events, Academic staff, All AU units
Introduction Day is Aarhus University’s official event to welcome new members of staff. It is an opportunity to find out more about Aarhus University as a workplace and to meet new colleagues.
2018.01.09 | Event, PhD students, Health
Are you a young researcher and would you like to explore the funding opportunities in the Danish and European funding landscape?
2018.01.09 | Event, Health and disease, Public/Media
Novel Interventions in Structural Heart Disease and in Right Heart Failure
2018.01.09 | PhD defense, Health and disease, Public/Media
Music for insomnia
2018.01.09 | PhD defense, Health and disease, Public/Media
Functional Imaging in the Treatment Monitoring of Colorectal Liver Metastases
2018.01.11 | Grants and awards, Health and disease, Public/Media
Professor Erik Thorlund Parner from Aarhus University’s Department of Public Health receives almost DKK 1.8 million towards the development of new statistical methods for the analysis of health data.