Professor Preben Bo Mortensen from Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences forms part of a new research project, which has recently received DKK 121m. This is the largest research grant ever awarded to a Danish research team in this field. As part of an interdisciplinary collaboration, Danish researchers will aim to understand mental disorders and investigate the possibilities for prevention and treatment.

The United Nations PRME - Principles for Responsible Management Education - and Aarhus University, Denmark, introduces the PRME LEADERS+20 Competition.

How do maternity/paternity and health visitor schemes affect the health and development of infants? This question will now be answered by two new PhD projects at the newly established AU RECEIV centre at Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences.

Once a year, in collaboration with the Oecon Association, SEB gives an award to a recent MSc graduate in Economics from Aarhus University along with a grant of DKK 15,000. On Saturday, 28 September, Karen Marie Kjeldsen received this year's award and a grant of DKK 15,000 for her excellent academic achievements and voluntary involvement in improving the study environment at her department.

As the first university in Denmark, Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences will be offering a Master of Financial Management programme from September. No other institutions in Denmark are able to offer a similar management programme.

Danish companies cannot afford to go it alone in solving current climate issues. International collaboration is called for, as shown by the results of an MSc thesis from Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences.

The survival of the welfare state depends on citizens trusting each other. New research shows that trust is crucial for society avoiding corruption and exploitation of the system, while giving the private sector greater freedom to increase productivity.

Immigration is strengthening the international trade of Danish businesses. According to new research, their exports in particular benefit from foreign labour.

With effect from 28 November 2011, all staff at Aarhus University will have new telephone numbers. Here you will receive information about how to find the new numbers.