University Summer Programs in Denmark

Aarhus University, Aarhus, Copenhagen & Herning:
AU Summer University consists of a large variety of courses within the fields of Arts, Business, Economics, Political Science & Law, Health, Science and Technology. Our degree-level programmes are taught in English, are deeply rooted in research, and are reviewed on an ongoing basis to meet the highest national and global quality standards.

Summer Courses at Bachelor, Master's & PhD Level:
- Language of Instruction: English 
Instruction at Aarhus University is generally structured around lectures, seminars, project-oriented work, practical exercises and for some students laboratory classes. Students are expected to participate actively in academic discussions during class.

Courses include:
- Advanced Methods and Techniques in Plant Science and Biotechnology
- Akademisk Mundtlig Fremstilling (Dansk)
- Applied Crop Physiology
- Applied Game Theory
- Art Curating
- Bank Stress Testing in Practice
- Before and After the Arab Revolts 2011 - International Relations in an (Un)exceptional Middle East
- Biofuel Production Technology
- Biology of Business
- Clinical Global Infectious Diseases
- Concepta: International Research School in Conceptual History
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Corporate Valuation and Value Creation
- Creative Archives: Audiovisual Thinking and Montage
- Cultural Im/materialities: Contagion, Affective Rhythms and Mobilization
- Diagnosis of Plant Diseases
- Digital Business Innovation and Social Media
- Digital Living: Identities and Complexities
- E-commerce Law
- Entrepreneurial Finance
- Experimental Methods in the Study of Cognition and Culture
- Fraud Examination
- Game Play Design
- Global Health
- Global Project Financing
- Health Literacy
- Identification and Higher Plants
- Identity Politics
- Intercultural Communication in Business
- International Business Law and the Global Business Environment
- International Construction Law
- Introduction to Multivariate Data Analysis Chemometrics
- Introduction to Web 2.0 Technologies
- Journalism, ICT and Digital Media
- Kuhn and Contemporary Kuhnian Approaches in the Philosophy of Science
- Language Description and Linguistic Fieldwork
- Leading and Designing Organisations
- Learning Environments and Quality in Early Childhood Education and Care
- Legal, Economic and Political Governance of Resource Exploitation in the Arctic: Focus on Oil, Gas and Mining Industries
- Management Information Systems
- Modern Protestant Theology in a Global Context
- Negotiation
- Non-profit Management
- Nutrient Absorption and Metabolism
- Practicing Business and Data Analytics
- Public Sector Employees: Motives, Motivations and Causal Effects
- Quality Management: Theory, Practice and Research
- Quantum Chemistry and Molecular Properties
- Religious Unity and Diversity within Hinduism and Buddhism in Historical and Contemporary Perspective (Bachelor's)
- Religious Unity and Diversity within Hinduism and Buddhism in Historical and Contemporary Perspective (Master's)
- Retail Management
- Service Marketing
- Siemens Wind Power
- Six Sigma Design and Innovation
- Social Networking Marketing Strategies
- Sports Marketing
- Strategic Human Resource Management
- Strategic Leadership Communication in a Global Corporate Environment
- Strategic Management of Creativity and Innovation
- Text, Memory, Monument (Bachelor's)
- Text, Memory, Monument (Master's)
- The Law of Armed Conflicts and Military Operations
- The Politics of Trauma: The Uses and Abuses of Traumatic Events
- United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG)
- Using Digital Technologies for Competitive Advantages
- Viking Age Scandinavia
- Viking Mythology and Religion
- Visual Media Production - Making Short Fiction Films