Interested in Science Studies?
Centre for Science Studies offers courses in:
- History and philosophy of science and technology
- History of Mathematics
- Science and society
- Science communication
- Technology, environment and culture
The Centre offers a Master's Degree in Science Studies.
The science studies courses are open to all students from the Faculty of Science and Technology (and qualified students from other faculties). At the Centre, you also have the option to do individual project work, your bachelor project and Master's thesis, even if you are not enrolled into our MSc program.
The Centre offers an intimate study environment, where students benefit from an international, yet informal, down-to-earth atmosphere between staff and students. As an MSc student, you will have excellent opportunities for engaging in projects related to current research and/or practical content, and you will have the option to specialise in many different subjects.
For more information about our courses, please consult the centre's page for teaching.
You can find more information about the centre on the website: www.css.au.dk.
News and events
Mystudies and a few other IT systems are currently not working
2021.09.08 — An IT systems failure affects Mystudies, STADS and post.au.dk. The university’s IT department is working to re-establish connection to the systems.
Hungry? The canteens on campus are now open again
2021.08.26 — 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.
Autumn 2021 courses are now open in Brightspace
2021.08.17 — 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.
Green Guide: Help make AU more climate friendly
2021.06.16 — 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.
Brightspace is replacing Blackboard
2021.06.07 — 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.
Information
Corona/COVID-19
Information about COVID-19
Aarhus University’s campuses have reopened completely, and all employees and students are free to come to campus on condition that they comply with the COVID-19 prevention public health guidelines.
- See the general guidelines for access to campus and behaviour at AU
- Read AU's latest announcements to students about the COVID-19 situation at AU
- Visit AU's information site (FAQ) about COVID-19 at AU
If you are not yet immune to COVID-19, either because you have not been infected previously or have not been vaccinated, we encourage you to get tested before coming to campus. Read more about testing.