The board of studies is an elected body that, in collaboration with the director of studies and the AU Studies administration, manages courses and exams. Among other things, your board of studies processes the case if you apply for exemption exemptions to rules, credit transfer, preliminary approval of courses in other places (including when studying abroad) or any other deviation from the academic regulations or the decisions concerning exams.
The board of studies also provides input and proposes changes to the academic regulations, ensures that the programs develops its course offerings and teaching, and follows up on course evaluations.
The board of studies comprises an equal number of academic staff and student representatives, so this is also where you as student can influence the conditions of your studies.
Find information about nomination and election here: Elections at AU
The Board of Studies at the School of Communication and Culture
Aarhus University
Building 1442, 2.sal
Tåsingegade 3
8000 Århus C
Enquiries to the board of studies about, for example: Agenda, invitations, etc. must be sent to arts.uddannelseskvalitet@au.dk
Applications to the board of studies must be submitted using the forms below.
Ethan Weed
Linguistics, Cognitive Science and Semiotics
Chairman of the board of studies at the School of Communication and Culture
Lone Koefoed Hansen
Digital Design and Information Studies
Ida Krøgholt
Dramaturgy and Musicology
Anne Schjoldager
English
Mette-Marie Zacher Sørensen
Art History, Aesthetics & Culture, Museology
Esben Bjerggaard Nielsen
Comparative Literature and Rhetoric
Teke Jakob Ngomba
Media Studies and Journalism
Kathrine Thisted Petersen
Scandinavian Language and Literature and Experience Economy
Helle Dam Jensen
German and Romance Languages
Jakob Kleofas Adolph
Digital Design and Information Studies
Zenia Børsen
Dramaturgy and Musicology
Deputy chairman of the board of studies at the School of Communication and Culture
Nadia Schalipp
English
Astrid Mark Nielsen
Art History, Aesthetics & Culture, Museology
Mina Almasi
Linguistics, Cognitive Science and Semiotics
Johanne Kovdal Olesen
Comparative Literature and Rhetoric
Erik Bøye Davidsen
Media Studies and Journalism
Ellen Trøst Simonsen
Scandinavian Language and Literature and Experience Economy
Ann-Sophie Dybdal
German and Romance Languages