Information about your studies | Students at the Faculty of Arts

You will be registered for compulsory teaching and corresponding exams, but it is your responsibility to ensure that you are registered correctly.

If you are taking elective courses, profile courses or doing a project placement/field study you have to register before 5 May. After the deadline your…

If you are thinking about studying abroad in the spring of 2024, and if you haven't yet applied for one of the available exchange spots, you can apply until the 1st of May. Check out available exchange spots via MoveONs database.

If you plan to replace one of your courses in the autumn 2023 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.

Between 15-28 February, you can register for re-examination in courses that you have followed in a previous autumn semester.

However, if you are a bachelor student, only selected autumn courses are offered as re-examination in the summer of 2023.

You can get a complete overview of which…

You have a say in which of your fellow students will represent you on your degree programme’s board of studies and your academic council as well as on AU’s board. The polls open today – and you can cast your vote until 16:00 on Thursday 17 November.

We have already signed you up for the compulsory courses in your academic regulations, but we ask you to check whether the registration is correct. If not, please contact the Study Centre Arts.

If you need to register for elective courses, IV courses, profile course, project placement etc., or if…

IT maintenance work will affect AU’s IT systems and services and cause interruptions at different times during the weekend of 10 - 11 September

If you are taking a re-examination in a course from a previous spring semester this summer – or if you do not pass one of your exams in this semester, you can register for the re-examination on your STADS-self-service. The deadline depends on the specific exam and you can find it in your exam…