As part of the annual case competition in Applied Economics Consulting, students from Aarhus BSS have analysed how Novozymes are to best expand in the African beer market. Novozymes values the students’ analyses and recommendations, which were presented to them at an event Thursday 9 September.

Professor Charlotte Christiansen has become member of an expert group appointed by The Norwegian Ministry of Finance

Professor of economics Anna Piil Damm from TrygFonden's Centre for Child Research at the Department of Economics and Business Economics has received a grant of DKK 7,965,000 from the Rockwool Foundation for mapping which neighbourhoods in Denmark promotes educational attainment of migrant children.

How much will the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel impact the trade between Denmark and Northern Germany? Master’s degree students from Public Policy at Aarhus BSS have helped the German-Danish Chamber of Commerce find an answer.

Topchefer er ikke helt som dig og mig. Forskningen viser, at topchefer har nogle særlige personlighedstræk. Det fortæller lektor Tom Aabo i denne podcast, hvor han også kommer med råd til, hvordan ledere kan arbejde med deres svage sider. Eller hvordan folk med lederdrømme kan udvikle deres personlighed.

Aarhus BSS’ new research centre ‘Centre for Integrative Business Psychology’ is now officially open. Researchers from the fields of psychology, management and economics are to conduct basic research within topics such as sustainability, consumer behaviour, nudging and business ethics.

Professor of psychiatric epidemiology Preben Bo Mortensen receives the Rigmor and Carl Holst-Knudsen Award for Scientific Research 2021 for his crucial research into the causes of psychological disorders.

Assistant professor of economics Eva Rye Johansen has received the Aarhus University Research Foundation PhD talent prize of DKK 50,000 for her extraordinary research results and research communication about teenagers' risky health behaviours.

Professor of economics Torben M. Andersen is to head a new expert group which will outline a long-term strategy for dealing with coronavirus in Denmark. Professor of economics Michael Svarer will also participate in the group.