Board of Studies for Economics and Business Administration
STADS is up and running
STADS is once again up and running, and you can register for spring classes and exams. The registration deadline is Thursday 7 November at 23.59.
What are the board of studies’ responsibilities?
The board of studies is responsible for organising your degree programme in cooperation with the director of studies and the studies administration.
As a student, you are the one who experiences the teaching, the coherency of the programme, the exam methods etc. That is why it is important that you have a seat at the table where your degree programme is planned, developed and evaluated.
As a member of the board of studies, you have the opportunity to influence the overall framework of the teaching activities, types of examinations, content of academic regulations, course evaluation procedures and much more.
The board of studies has an equal representation of students and academic staff. The representatives are elected for the board of studies at the university elections.
Maybe it is you that we need on the board of studies?
Good reasons to work on the board of studies
As a member of the board of studies, you will get:
- Influence on your degree programme. You will help make important decisions about the structure of the academic regulations, exam planning, evaluation of teaching activities and similar.
- Experience working in a large and complex organisation under political control. Which is a strong addition to your CV.
- A strong network across year groups
- Knowledge about the university and the political framework for its work
How to become a member of the board of studies
It might sound difficult to stand for election as a member of the board of studies. Fortunately, it is not that difficult. And we need you.
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How to stand for election:
- Go to the AU page for university elections for students at https://medarbejdere.au.dk/en/strategy/universityelection/translate-to-english-valg-til-studerende
- Please note: the nomination period is in October. This means that the election system on the page will not open until late September/early October. This is when you can register as a candidate for the board of studies on your degree programme.
- In November, students will use the same page to vote for the nominated candidates – and the members of the board of studies will be elected.
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At the election site, you will find guidances on how to stand for election, and you are always welcome to contact the election secretariat at valg@au.dk.
Members of Board of Studies
Academic Staff
- Associate Professor Lars Esbjerg, Department of Management, Chairman and Director of Studies for the MSc in Economics and Business Administration
- Professor Charlotte Christiansen, Department of Economics and Business Economics, Director of Studies for the BSc in Economics and Business Administration
- Associate Professor Christian Waldstrøm, Department of Management
- Associate Professor Malene Kallestrup-Lamb, Department of Economics and Business Economics
- Associate Professor Inger Mørch Hauge, Department of Business Development and Technology (Herning)
- Professor Inge Langhave, Department of Law
Student Representatives
- Sebastian Bielefeldt Støckler, Deputy Chairman (202206759@post.au.dk)
- Jonathan Fuglsang Damgaard
- Ida Elisabeth Rasmussen (observer)
Participating as Observers
- Professor Frank Thinggaard, Department of Management, Director of Studies for the MSc in Business Administration and Auditing
- Associate Professor Carsten Willemoes Jørgensen, Department of Law, Director of Studies for the BSc and MSc programmes in Business Administration and Commercial Law
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Board of Studies support
Jesper Bennedsen Hansen (jbhansen@au.dk), Christine Haahr Frederiksen (chaahr@au.dk) and Lene Merete Pedersen (lemp@au.dk)
Applications for exemptions, preliminary approvals and credit transfers
Kristina Birk Härle (kbtk@au.dk), Reneé H. Troelsgaard (retr@au.dk), Christine Dyrup (christinedyrup@au.dk), Mette Meilandt (meme@au.dk) and Stine Fisker (skf@au.dk)
