Aarhus University

Aarhus University is a prestigious institution with nearly a century of history, having been established in 1928. Renowned for its excellence in research, the university consistently ranks among the top 100 global institutions. The university hosts a diverse student body, with 12% of its students coming from over 120 different countries. International researchers contribute across all faculties, and all PhD programs are offered in English. Aarhus University also provides over 50 English-taught courses at the Bachelor’s and Master’s levels, with English being a prominent language in its academic environment. The university’s International Centre offers guidance and support to the international community. As Denmark's largest research-based university, Aarhus University operates three campuses in Aarhus, Emdrup, and Herning. Its teaching is deeply integrated with ongoing research, ensuring that students benefit from the latest advancements and high teaching standards. The university fosters a collaborative and informal teaching environment that encourages critical thinking and interdisciplinary learning. With five main faculties—Arts, Business and Social Sciences, Health, Natural Sciences, and Technical Sciences—Aarhus University supports a student body of over 38,000 and a staff of 8,000.