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2014.05.21 | Knowledge exchange
Torben M. Andersen chairman of the pension commission
The government’s future pension commission will be chaired by professor Torben M. Andersen from the Department of Economics and Business.
2014.05.06 | Awards
Tom Engsted wins the Golden Pointer 2014
Tom Engsted has been awarded lecturer of the year at Department of Economics and Business and received the much-coveted Golden Pointer for his entertaining lecturers and strong academic skills.
2014.05.02 | Research news
New research about the effects of co-teaching
Researchers from the Department of Economics and Business and the Department of Political Science and Government, Aarhus University have carried out the first Danish study on the effects of co-teaching based on a randomised controlled trial.
2014.05.02 | News from the management
Allan Würtz has been reappointed as head of the Department of Economics and Business
In his second term as head of department, Allan Würtz wants to further consolidate and support the department and the employees in their aspirations towards offering high quality degree programmes and do ground-breaking research.
2014.04.30 | Research news
Danish companies can benefit from outsourcing to countries at OECD level
New research shows that Danish companies that use outsourcing can achieve the greatest profit growth by moving the production to countries that charge the most for the work.
2014.04.23 | Awards
The EØ-Award: Business Administration Student of the year 2014
On 1 April 2014 EØ-Foreningen presented the award “Business Administration Student of the Year 2014” in cooperation with Danfoss. The award went to Anne Møller, who during her studies has made a positive impression among many students at the Department of Economics and Business. Along with the award, Anne received a check of DKK 10,000 sponsored…
2014.04.10 | Research news
Additional language lessons improve children’s reading skills
By giving school children up to four additional hours of Danish lessons every week for 16 weeks, we improve their reading skills to an extent that amounts to six months of schooling in addition to what other pupils achieve in that period of time.
2014.03.21 | Knowledge exchange
A mathematical model that may be worth a lot of money
Malene Kallestrup-Lamb from CREATES at Aarhus University's School of Business and Social Sciences is currently developing a mathematical model, which can predict future mortality with greater accuracy compared to other existing methods. This could potentially be of great value to both the private and public sector in Denmark.
2014.03.07 | Awards
Students win the biggest case competition in Scandinavia
A five-year business plan for the Copenhagen Zoo. This was essentially the task at the CBS Case Competition, Beat the Elite 2014. The winning entry was proposed by four students from School of Business and Social Sciences (BSS) at Aarhus University.
2014.02.26 | Research news
The economy of the future is vulnerable
Even though Denmark is one of the European countries that have been able to prepare for the increased ageing population, the Danish economy remains vulnerable, and we will have a hard time handling yet another financial crisis in the coming decades.