Most of the buildings at AU are open to everyone during the daytime on Mondays to Fridays. Outside normal opening hours, students have access to the buildings which are relevant for their own particular degree programme, as well as libraries and cafeterias. Below you will find information regarding access to buildings:
Access to buildings
Lost property
You can hand in and collect lost property at the libary.
Poster policy
Academic notices, association notices, or advertisements are placed on bulletin boards on campus. You can find more about the poster policy at Arts at notice board policy.
Quiet study room
In room D168b, there is an opportunity for quiet, for example, for prayer or contemplation. There is a 'free/occupied' sign on the door so you can indicate that the room is occupied.
Disability access:
In general, the campus is disabled-friendly, for example, ramps, lifts and disabled toilets have been set up. If you need more information or have special needs, please contact: Special Educational Support
Study spaces and group rooms for students have been set up in and around the Main Hall in building A.
Group rooms and study spaces are available at the library: Læseplads/specialekontor (au.dk)
Students have 24-hour access to some sections of the library: 24-hour library
You can print and copy material using the AU Library MyPrint printing system.
For the library’s opening hours, address, phone no. and email please see the website.
Parking is free of charge at Emdrup Campus. The car parks are located at the main entrance on Tuborgvej and on the road between the railway track and buildings B and D – a side road to Emdrupvej.
Here you will find a list of the various student associations at the Faculty of Arts. These clubs and societies include everything from Friday bars, social clubs and student revues to degree programme committees, student magazines and lecture societies.
If you are organising an event at the Faculty of Arts, you can read more here: