Professor Dorthe Berntsen from the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences at Aarhus BSS is one of only ten researchers in Denmark who have been awarded a Semper Ardens Advance Grant from the Carlsberg Foundation. She has received DKK 16,472,331 for her research: Memory and Morality: A new Foundation for the Scientific study of autobiographical memory.

The Danish business community is calling for qualified and highly educated labour to generate economic growth. However, there is currently great uncertainty surrounding the future of business and social science degree programmes, which are major labour suppliers to the private sector.

Lars Rhode, the governor of Danmarks Nationalbank, has been named the 2022 Alum of the year at Aarhus BSS in recognition of his many years of service and countless contributions to our society. Read the profile written about him for the occasion.

It’s one thing to understand digital solutions at technical level. I’s quite another to understand how to run a business. And the combination, digital business understanding, is very rare, even though it is increasingly sought after by more and more companies. Aarhus BSS at Aarhus University is now offering a new Master’s programme to meet the needs of companies and to fill a gap in the range of business administration degree programmes.

If the top executive’s marriage falls apart, the worst-case scenario is that it could damage the bottom line of the company, according to a new study among Danish companies from Aarhus BSS at Aarhus University. Boards and executive management teams should agree on procedures in the event that the CEO goes through a personal crisis, says professor behind the study.

New research published in Nature shows that individuals not vaccinated against COVID-19 face an amount of prejudice and discriminatory attitudes similar to immigrants and drug-addicts. Vaccinated people are even motivated to curtail the freedom of speech and other fundamental rights from the unvaccinated.

Sustainable packaging, sustainable production and consumption, and organic farming. MGMT has received funding from Horizon Europe for three different projects.

20 universities from ten European countries will revolutionise education and training in quantum technologies in Europe with 16 brand new specialised Master’s degree programmes. Researchers from Aarhus University in Denmark coordinates the project.

The COVID-19 crisis caused broad segments of the public to support protests and feel concerned about their own political rights, according to new research from Aarhus University. Professor Michael Bang Petersen believes that the results of this new study could be used to improve how we handle other crises, for instance the energy crisis and the climate crisis.

The Ministry of Health wishes to involve a broader range of social science competencies in the future work of the Epidemics Committee. Universities Denmark has been tasked to appoint three experts within the social sciences to assist the committee. Professor Michael Bang Petersen from Aarhus University has been chosen as one of these three experts.