Many young Afghan men who have been refused asylum in Sweden and Norway find new paths and are recognised as refugees in other European countries. A new research project shows how turning 18 becomes a dividing line that changes their opportunities and trajectories.

Today there are parliamentary elections in Greenland. We have asked Associate Professor of Anthropology, Janne Flora, if she can provide a current perspective on Greenland based on her research.

Aarhus University is undergoing a major transformation, bringing together the Faculty of Arts’ current activities in the Nobel Park, at Kasernen and at Tåsingegade in the University City South between 2028 and 2030.

Frederik Vestergaard Hyttel conducts research in political economy and European political history, as well as the dynamic development of political concepts and their impact on European politics. He is a PhD student at the Department of Global Studies and has just received an Elite Research travel…

The School of Culture and Society at Aarhus University has appointed four new professors of philosophy. The four new professors, Anke Büter, Guido Kreis, Jens Christian Bjerring, Thomas Schwarz Wenzer, will take up their positions on 1 March 2025 and will each contribute to the development of…

The School of Culture and Society at Aarhus University has appointed four new professors in the history of ideas. The four new professors, Anna Katharina Becker, Casper Andersen, Christian O. Christiansen and Louise Fabian, will take up their positions on 1 March 2025 and will each contribute to the…

The European City Squared project is a Horizon Europe-funded initiative that combines quantum science, artificial intelligence and innovative voting methods to improve democratic decision-making. A project that the Centre for Humanities Computing at Aarhus University coordinates and contributes to.

On 5 February, the publication A Place for the Heathlands? A publication that, through interdisciplinary contributions from archaeology, history, ecology and artistic research, delves into the thousand-year history of the heath. Based on five years of research in the European project HEATHLANDS ,…

The Salling Foundations and Aarhus University Research Foundation jointly support a major Danish-Polish archaeological collaboration in the Viking Age town of Wolin - the Jomsborg of the sagas - where researchers from Aarhus and

Wolin will carry out a major excavation in 2025-2027.

Aarhus University has won funding for the large project “Colonial Legacies of Universities: Materialities and New Collaborations” (COLUMN). The project is co-financed by the ERC Horizon Europe Program and the Swiss National Science Foundation for a total of 4,483,595 euros.