Master's Introduction
Welcome to your new Master's degree programme
Below, you will find all the information relevant to your commencement of studies.
There will be a brief introduction by the student counsellors for all new Master's degree students from other universities. Find the informatin below.
We look forward to welcoming you!
Contact
- For questions about your introduction or your study programme,
please contact the student counsellors
Get a virtual introduction
You can prepare yourself by going through Aarhus University's online introductory course Study@AU which introduces you to digital platforms, counselling, support units, and life as a student.
The introduction consists of modules, which you can go through separately. The entire introduction takes about 2 hours. You can access the course in Brightspace from mid-August – under “My courses".
Introduction and counselling session
Counselling meeting
Are you starting your Master’s degree at Aarhus University and didn’t do your Bachelor’s here? Then join our online welcome session hosted by the student counsellors at the Department of Economics and Business Economics.
- Date: August 12
- Time: 10:00 AM
- Location: Online via Zoom (link: https://aarhusuniversity.zoom.us/j/62350531260)
During the meeting, we’ll give you a short introduction to:
- How the Master’s programme is structured
- Elective courses and exam registration
- Useful tips and “good to know” info about studying at AU
If you're new to Aarhus University, you’ll receive an invitation via your AU email in early August.
Curious already or have questions? Feel free to reach out to us at counsellor@econ.au.dk – we’re happy to help.
Select your corses
It is important that you register for courses for the fall semester before the commencement of studies in September. You can do this via the Student Self-service system at mystudies.au.dk between 14 - 18 August.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact your student counsellors at counsellor@econ.au.dk.
In the sections below, you can find further information about how to access the various student platforms and your AU e-mail account.
Important to know as a new student
How to stay informed as a student
Mystudies.au.dk
Mystudies.au.dk is your single point of access to study information and self-service systems, providing you with a personalised overview of your courses, timetable, announcements and events. You can use mystudies.au.dk on your phone or tablet as well.
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Brightspace
Brightspace is a learning management system, where you can communicate with lecturers and co-students. This is where your lecturer will inform you about changes to the timetable and upload teaching materials. Therefore, it is important that you check Brightspace often.
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The study portal
The study portal is this current website, where you can find all official information about your degree programme – e.g. academic regulations, student counselling, exam schedules and rules, everything related to your study environment, your schedule etc.
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Your AU email
All students at Aarhus University will receive an AU email address (studentregistrationnumber@post.au.dk). It is important that you use this email address when you contact the Student Counsellors' Office or similar recipients. It is also important that you check your AU email, as Aarhus University might send you important information – for instance about important deadlines.
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You can log on to your AU email at post.au.dk
Get help and guidance during your studies
Student Counsellors' Office
You are always welcome at the Student Counsellors' Office with study related issues – such as questions about exams, rules and requirements, leave of absence, parental leave, study planning, dispensations, social well-being, challenges etc. At the Student Counsellors' Office, we have a duty of confidentiality, so everything you tell us will remain confidential.
IT support, the bookstore and the library
IT support
IT will be an integrated part of your life as a student. You are always welcome to contact the IT support who can help you with usernames, passwords, your student email, wireless network etc.
You will find the IT support at Fuglesangs Allé (building 2628) and Universitetsbyen (building 1854, 1st floor).
Bookstore
Stakbogladen is Aarhus University's book store located on Ringgaden. Here you can find all the literature you need for the semester. You can also buy your books online at www.stakbogladen.dk, where you can find a list of all the literature you need for your degree programme. You receive 10% student discount.
It is also possible to purchase your books at our pop-up shop at Fuglesangs Allé 18, which is open twice a year at the beginning of the semester.
AU Library
At AU Library, you can:
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find academic information and literature
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find areas for studying and rooms for group work
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get assistance in how to search, assess and organise academic information.
Adress: Bartholins Allé 11, Building 1351, 8000 Århus C
Time table and course descriptions
Timetable
You can always find your timetable at MyStudies and here at your study portal under Teaching > Timetable. Changes may occur and therefore it is important to check your timetable on a regular basis.
Understand the organisation
Aarhus BSS is one of the five faculties at Aarhus University and home to the academic disciplines within business and social sciences. The official name is School of Business and Social Sciences’, commonly referred to as Aarhus BSS.
Aarhus BSS has six departments: Department of Economics and Business Economics, Department of Political Science, Department of Management, Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences, Department of Law, and Department of Business Development and Technology.
Code of Conduct and freedom of speech
The Code of Conduct describes some core values and expectations to student behaviour when on campus and/or when representing Aarhus BSS and Aarhus University.
Get a virtual introduction
You can prepare yourself by going through Aarhus University's online introductory course Study@AU which introduces you to digital platforms, counselling, support units, and life as a student.
The introduction consists of modules, which you can go through separately. The entire introduction takes about 2 hours. You can access the course in Brightspace from mid-August – under “My courses".
Contact
- For questions about your introduction or your study programme,
please contact the student counsellors