Information about your studies | Students at the Faculty of Arts

If you fail to pass your exam in the first try, you can register for the re-examination this winter. You must register no later than three days after you have received your grade.

You will receive your certificate within two months from the announcement of the result of your final exam (July is not included).

Are you planning on using a Mac computer for a written on-site exam? Then you may have problems with the latest versions of Word and Excel at your exam. Find out how to deal with this below. (Note: Updated on 4 June)

You can now register for re-examination in courses you have followed in previous semesters.

This summer, your exams will be conducted in WISEflow – the university's new digital exam system. Read on to find out how to prepare for your WISEflow exams and what you need to keep in mind if you’re taking on-site written exams.

Are you going to take a Bachelor's supplementary subject at AU or abroad in the next academic year? Remember the application deadline on 15 April.

Next time you take an exam, it will take place in AU’s new system for digital exams – WISEflow. This system replaces the old WISEflow solution formerly used at Aarhus BSS and the Digital Exams system formerly used at the other faculties. Here’s what you need to know.

If you plan to replace one of your courses in the autumn 2024 with a course from another degree programme at Aarhus University or another university in Denmark or abroad, you need to apply for advance approval no later than April 1.

If you are planning an exchange semester in the spring of 2025, and if you haven't yet applied for one of the available exchange spots, you can apply until the 1st of May. The application opens 2nd April. Check out available exchange spots via MoveONs database.

If you are going abroad as a freemover, on an internship, or a language stay in autumn semester 2024, you ca apply for the Arts Travel Grant.