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Business Academy Aarhus
Institution Info
Business Academy Aarhus offers different Academy Profession (AP) and Bachelor's degree programmes. All the programmes are practice-oriented higher education programmes. This means that we combine theory and practice, and that we teach the theories enabling you to solve practical problems.
At Business Academy Aarhus we offer both Academy Profession Degree Programmes (AP degree) and Bachelor's programmes.
An AP degree programme corresponds to the first two years of a Bachelor's programme. A full-time AP degree programme provides you with 120-150 ECTS points depending on the specific programme. After completing the 2 years of studying, you receive a final diploma.
The AP degree programme provides qualifications in itself but may also be a dynamic way to get a long-cycle education. Therefore you have the option to enter work life directly after your final exams or continue your studies to a Bachelor’s degree at one of our top-up programmes or at another institution in Denmark or abroad.
Facts and Figures
| No. of students: | 3,100* |
| No. of international students: | 400* |
| Funding type: | Public |
Bachelor's Programmes
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International Academy Profession (AP) and Bachelor's Degree Programmes
- AP Degree in Chemical and Biotechnical Science
- Architectural Technology and Construction Management (B.A.)
- AP Degree in Environmental Management
- Agricultural and Environmental Management (B.A.)
- Financial Management and Services (B.A.)
- AP Degree in Computer Science
- Multimedia Design and Communication
- Software Development (B.Sc.)
- Web Development (B.Sc.)
- AP Degree in Marketing Management
- International Sales and Marketing Management (B.A.)
Services & Facilities
InterCultureClub
Welcome to InterCultureClub at Business Academy Aarhus.
The academy has more than 3100 full programme students where 400 of them are international students. As we believe that you should get the most out of your time while studying at Business Academy Aarhus, we have established “InterCultureClub” – a social club that offers a wide range of activities throughout the semesters.
The aim of “InterCultureClub” is to connect students from different programmes and different countries to give a chance to network and have fun and additionally to bring students closer together. The purpose is to make the academy something more than just a place to study.
Different social events and trips to visit different places in Denmark is part of the activities in the pipeline of InterCultureClub.
Borrow Board Games
There is a possibility to borrow board games from Business Academy Aarhus, Sønderhøj 30, 8620 Viby J from International office. It is for free, but we take a deposit of 100 DKK and your student card and you will get money and the student card back when you return the game.
You can borrow these games for 2 days.
We can offer you games like:
1. CRANIUM
2. BEZZERWIZZER
3. RISK
4. BACKGAMMON (x 2)
5. PARTY ALIAS (x2)
6. MONOPOLY
Have fun!
Basement - Café and Bar
Basement is the Academy’s cosy bar and café and the place where students socialize. You can come here for a cup of coffee or a smoothie during weekdays, and on Thursdays and Fridays you can enjoy a beer or a drink with your fellow team members - or you can beat them in table football.
On the first Friday of every month, Basement organises parties and stand-up, invites guest bartenders and many other great events throughout the semester.
Academy Counsil
– get influence on your education
The academy council is an organization for students who volunteer to give their opinion and debate about matters concerning the academy, the education and the students in general. The council’s main goal is to make communication between the academy and the students better and to inform the students about any new considerations.
The Academy Council creates relations across teams and organizes fun and interesting events for the students, for example, intro week, fresher’s weekend, parties, lectures etc. New representatives to sit on the Academy Counsil are selected at the beginning of the semester.
Study Environment at Sønderhøj
Sønderhøj 30 in Viby is a modern building from 1999, located right by Viby railway station. During the day the corridors hum with the activities of the about 3,100 students enrolled in our higher education programmes, and in the evenings the students in our part-time programmes make the place come alive.
Teaching takes place in classes comprising between 25 and 30 students which gives you ample opportunity to have a good social life with your fellow students. You will experience teaching approaches that emphasise theory as well as practice.
As a student you will be studying in an inspiring environment and you will have excellent opportunities to put your very own mark on your study period.
Study Environment at Hasselager Allé
At Hasselager Allé we have the facilities to ensure that your studies will make you a highly skilled Chemical and Biotechnical Analyst while at the same providing you with excellent opportunities to share other aspects of life than studies with your fellow students. You can also benefit from offers from Business Academy Aarhus by way of international career guidance.
A large part of the teaching takes place in the laboratories. These are bright and accommodating rooms complete with all the tools that you will need during the programme – and that you will meet in your future career as a Chemical and Biotechnical Analyst.
Both the teaching and the exams are mainly based on projects which reflect the way you will eventually be working as a Chemical and Biotechnical Analyst. The teaching takes place between the hours of 8.30 and 15.50 and comprises theory, hands-on laboratory work and time allocated to project work.
Study Environment at Halmstadgade
Good facilities, an interesting environment and dedicated and active students are essential ingredients to ensure you have a pleasant time studying at Business Academy Aarhus. With this in mind we have done all we could to create the best platform for your education at Halmstadgade because we are positive this provides the best learning opportunities.
We have furnished drawing room environments in all of the classrooms where we teach. The students are at the centre of the teaching, group work, tuition and individual course work. You can put your own mark on the working environment to suit your needs.
Some lectures take place in one of the Academy’s many lecture halls. This is also where we offer a wide selection of interesting guest lectures in the course of the term.
Study Environment at Tretommervej
Business Academy Aarhus at Tretommervej in Vejlby shares the facilities with Green Academy Aarhus. Here you find a pleasant and welcoming study environment characterised by social interaction and shared activities since some of the students live in-house during their studies.
The department also acts as a live-in college for some of the students in the farming programmes and some of the other students can also rent one of the 130 rooms at one of the colleges under the Academy.
Studenterhus Aarhus
Studenterhus Aarhus is a lively meeting place for both Danish and international students. You may visit as a regular guest, a volunteer or join as a member. As a member you are entitled to a lot of benefits offered by Studenterhus Aarhus. You get to enjoy discounts on tickets for local or international concerts and events organised throughout the year; 50% off for selected events in Musikhuset Aarhus (The Concert Hall Aarhus) and up to DKK 40 discount for selected movies in Bio City and Metropol cinemas.
Studenterhus Aarhus (Student House Aarhus)
Nordre Ringgade 3
8000 Aarhus C
Phone: +45 8618 3021
Studenterhus Aarhus has a cafe and a bar that are operating during the semesters but only the cafe is open during the summer. The cafe also offers a place for you to conduct your study groups or projects. On Tuesdays they arrange “International Nights” which is the perfect opportunity for you to mingle with other international and Danish students from all around Aarhus.
You can also rent a bicycle from Studenterhus Aarhus. The rental price is DKK 1,250 for one semester, where DKK 650 is the rental price and DKK 600 is for the deposit. You will get your deposit back at the end of the rental period, assuming that you returned the bicycle in good condition.
The fee for membership in Studenterhus Aarhus is DKK 105 per year. You are automatically a member if you are an exchange student and you can just pick up your membership card from the Studenterhus by presenting your student card. You can still join their events and activities even if you are not a member.
International Student Centre (ISC)
The International Student Centre (ISC) is the meeting place for foreigners and Danes. It is a great place for relaxing in between studying and working. The centre has years of experience organizing social activities, advising and providing practical information to foreign students living in Aarhus. The ISC is placed at Studenterhus Aarhus.
Student Life
There is always something for everyone to experience in Aarhus; live music festivals and events organised throughout the year, fascinating nightlife, beautiful beaches, amazing forests and warm cosy restaurants, cafes and pubs to go to if you are feeling hungry or just want to enjoy a cup of coffee.
Free or low charge possibilities in Aarhus
There are a lot of places in Aarhus that are worth to visit, and actually a lot of them are for free or with a low charge. We recommend you to visit the webpage where you can find different kind of attractions, either you are interested in sports, art, music etc.
Below are listed just some of the possibilities:
* Beaches (north and south of the city)
* Forests (north and south of the city)
* The Botanical Garden
* The green houses in the Botanical Garden opening hours: Monday-Saturday 13-15, Sunday 11-15 The Deer Park
* “Hasle Bakker” Three hills in the western part of Aarhus (near Gellerupparken) Brabrand lake
* Marselisborg Palace
* Marselisborg Memorial Park
* The main library opening hours: Monday-Thursday 10-19, Friday 10-17, Saturday 10-14, Sunday - closed.
Worth to see, even though these are not for free
The old town
A living and breathing experience of what it was like to live and work in a Danish market town, as it was in the old days:
Moesgaard Museum
The exhibition shows a range of exceptional archaeological finds from Denmark's prehistory
ARoS – Aarhus Art Museum
The main art museum in Aarhus and one of the largest museums in Northern Europe
Oopening hours: Monday-Thursday 10-19, Friday 10-17, Saturday 10-14, Sunday - closed. Download the Student Handbook “My Ticket to Aarhus” and get inspiration about shopping, museums, theather, music, sport activities, cinemas and other exiting events in Aarhus.
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