Have you used Blackboard in previous semesters? And do you have content that you want to save? Then remember to download it before Blackboard shuts down on 31 October. Find out how here.

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, many of the canteens at Aarhus University have been closed for most of the spring and summer. But now they’re chopping, frying and braising again – so students and staff no longer have to go hungry on campus.

All students now have access to the autumn semester’s courses in Brightspace, AU’s new learning platform, which has now replaced Blackboard. For you as a student, one consequence of the change is that you will need to decide how you want to receive information about your courses. Find out more here.

The climate footprint must be reduced – also at AU. If you want to help make AU greener, you can find inspiration in AU’s new Green Guide.

After the summer holidays, Blackboard will no longer be AU’s learning platform. It will be replaced by Brightspace. You must remember to download the content that you wish to save from Blackboard before 31 October 2021. Read on to find out how.

Are you completing your degree this summer, or did you recently graduate from AU? Then join us for the virtual job fair Danish Academic Job Fair 2021 on Tuesday 8 June 2021 at 14:00-16:00 – where you might just meet you future employer.

Jump the queue and learn Danish during the summer with Sprogcenter Midt’s online course.

From now on, you will need to use the Kviktest app in connection with supervised self-testing at AU.

On Wedneday 21 April, the first two supervised self-testing sites will open at AU. The sites are for the university’s students and staff only, and are intended as a supplement to the existing public test sites. Eight additional test sites will open at AU’s locations in the coming days.