Professor Steffen Petersen has received AU’s Teaching Prize 2023. He draws inspiration from stage performances when he teaches his students about…

Architects and engineers are working to develop the use of hydraulically pressed clay soil as a building material. The work will culminate in an…

Maintaining and repairing critical infrastructure is becoming ever more expensive, and there is increasing international focus on monitoring the…

Aarhus University has received 1184 applications for the engineering degree programs, setting a new record.

Aarhus University would like to congratulate all the newly graduated MSc and BSc engineering students.

In the building laboratory at Aarhus University, researchers and students are mixing concrete for more sustainable construction.

Should Denmark focus on nuclear power? And do we need to invest more in defence technology? It may sound unrealistic, but both could become part of…

With a new Bachelor of Architectural Engineering specialisation, Aarhus University will deliver engineers who can help propel the green transition to…

A number of tech companies have joined forces with Aarhus University on a new research project to develop digital twins for the mechanical and…

60 companies with very different innovation challenges, 190 students with super-quick brains, and a group exam for the Applied Innovation in…