WELCOME TO
AARHUS UNIVERSITY
Introduction and practical information
WELCOME PACKAGE
In addition to this welcome folder, your AU welcome package
contains different leaflets and pamphlets about Aarhus University. We hope that this material will give you and your family a
good picture of your new workplace.
Your welcome package contains:
• The AU profile brochure
• AU’s strategy
• Facts
• A map of AU
• The AU staff policy
• IT security folder
• International Academic Staff Guide
• Specific material from your department or main
academic area (faculty or school) may be added.
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Dear new staff member,
I would like to extend a warm welcome to Aarhus University.
This welcome package contains information about Aarhus University that will help you get familiar with your new workplace.
You will also find an invitation to the university’s introduction
day for new employees, which I hope you will participate in.
Without a doubt, these are exciting times for Aarhus University.
The university sector is facing new and significant challenges –
both nationally and internationally. To be able to compete with
the best in the world, highly skilled and competent employees
are the most important prerequisite for a knowledge institution such as a university. Therefore, Aarhus University is wellequipped to meet the new challenges it faces and to compete
internationally.
Our skilled employees help ensure that the university achieves
the visions and goals described in the Strategy 2013-2020;
research excellence, research-based education, talent development and close collaboration with society as a whole.
I am certain that you will meet exciting challenges during your
employment at Aarhus University, and we welcome you to a
workplace, which is characterised by respect, curiosity and
enthusiasm.
Once again, welcome to Aarhus University!
Brian Bech Nielsen
Rector
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A GOOD START
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A GOOD START
JOINT INTRODUCTION DAY
As part of your introduction, we invite you to take part in the AU
joint introduction day for new employees.
The purpose of the meeting is to provide you with an introduction to AU. At the same time, the meeting will give you an
insight into where you can find information and assistance in
your day-to-day work, and how we work together to achieve
the university’s goals.
It is also a good opportunity to meet colleagues from other parts
of the university and hear about their experiences of living and
working in Denmark.
Preliminary programme for the introduction day:
09.00: Welcome by the senior management team
09.30: Introduction to AU
10.15: Liaison committees and union representatives
10.30: Presentation by the International Centre
11.30: Lunch and guided tour in the University Park
13.00: Practical information about AU
14.00: End of introduction day
Check with your new workplace to find out whether you are
already registered for the introduction day or when you can
register for an upcoming introduction day.
We look forward to seeing you at the event!
Sincerely,
AU HR
GETTING STARTED IN DENMARK
Getting Started in Denmark is an event that provides you with
important on-arrival information and gives you the opportunity
to get registered with the public authorities for your EU
residence certificate, CPR number and tax card orientation
and registration for newly arrived internationals. This is an event
for newly arrived PhD students, researchers and their spouses.
The event is held the first and third Friday of the month from 9
am to 12 pm. Find information and sign up at www.ias.au.dk/
gettingstarted.
The event is organised by International Academic Staff Services
(IAS)
INDIVIDUAL INTRODUCTION
The introduction process is an important element in ensuring
that you receive the best possible start to your new job. During
the start-up phase you will receive information from your department about practical aspects, such as your office, contact
persons, as well as IT and websites. You will be introduced
to your new colleagues and your work responsibilities. The
introduction to your work area and responsibilities takes place
throughout the introductory phase, during which you will follow
up on your tasks together with your immediate manager/your
contact person.
You should always feel free to ask questions if you’re in doubt
about something. And do not hesitate to let your colleagues
know if there is anything you are uncertain about. Undoubtedly,
they will also learn a lot from your questions.
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INTERNATIONAL CENTRE AND
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC STAFF SERVICES
INTERNATIONAL CENTRE AND
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC STAFF SERVICES
The International Centre at Aarhus University is the central
service point for international students, academic staff and
guest researchers. It is there to provide practical advice, support
and assistance prior to your arrival and throughout your stay
in Denmark. The help desk – International Student and Staff
Services – is open every day and are happy to assist and guide
internationals in all matters to do with their stay at AU.
The International Centre is based in the Dale T. Mortensen
Building, named after Aarhus University’s 2010 Nobel Laureate
in Economic Sciences. The building houses the International
Centre, the IC dormitory, the PhD House, and Dale’s Café, a
meeting place for internationals at AU.
The International Centre comprises four departments dedicated to international academic staff and students: International
Academic Staff Services, the Student Mobility Unit, the International Housing Office, and the Strategy and Partnership Unit.
International Academic Staff Services
In close collaboration with AU Human Resources, International
Academic Staff Services assist foreign researchers, PhD students
and their families to overcome any practical challenges that
may arise. As part of this, the unit operates a service desk and
an extensive web portal, www.ias.au.dk, for international and
Danish PhD students and researchers admitted to or employed
at AU.
International Academic Staff Services assist international
academic staff and PhD students by providing help with paperwork and practical challenges before and during their stay in
Denmark. Areas covered include health insurance, extension
of residence and work permits, insurances and registration.
IAS also provides international academic staff and PhDs with
information to assist researchers planning a period abroad, as
well as advice on family-related practicalities (including jobs
for spouses, international schools and kindergartens). It also
organises social and cultural events via the University International Club.
IAS provides guest support both for international guest researchers and PhD students and for their hosts at AU. The service
provides assistance in ensuring that the guest has the relevant
and proper permits or registrations related to his/her visit at
AU, as well as providing information about insurance coverage
during his/her stay at AU.
The International Student and Staff Service help desk is open
Monday to Friday, 10am to 2pm, in the Dale T. Mortensen
Building at the International Centre, Høegh-Guldbergs Gade 4,
DK-8000 Aarhus. The IAS website offers easy access to a
resource-rich platform for all international academic staff at AU.
The website contains information on practicalities for expats,
residence and work permits, social life, cultural events, practicalities when going abroad, and networking opportunities.
If you wish to be kept updated about events in and around the
university of particular interest to internationals at AU, sign up for
the IAS newsletter: www.ias.au.dk/ias-newsletter.
International Academic Staff Services (IAS)
International Centre
Aarhus University
Høegh-Guldbergs Gade 4
DK-8000 Aarhus C
Telephone: (+45) 8715 0220
Fax: (+45) 8715 0202
Email: [email protected]
Telephone Hours
Monday–Thursday: 9am–3pm (CET)
Friday: 9am–2pm (CET)
International Student & Staff Services
Opening hours: Monday-Friday 10am–2pm (CET)
Email: [email protected]
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USEFUL INFORMATION
Here we have gathered a range of information which we hope
you will find useful. Please note that the information applies to
staff at AU. If you are a PhD student who is not employed by AU,
you should contact your graduate school to find out which rules
and regulations apply in your case.
You will also find all the information in this folder on the website
for new employees along with relevant links:
www.medarbejdere.au.dk/newemployee
News and practical information can also be
downloaded from:
• Internal websites for institutes, centres and administrative
divisions: www.medarbejdere.au.dk/en/departments
• AU’s website for employees: www.staff.au.dk or
www.medarbejdere.au.dk/en
• The independent university newspaper Omnibus:
www.omnibus.au.dk/en
• AU’s external website: www.au.dk/en
• AU’s newsroom for university news: www.newsroom.au.dk/en
• News for international academic staff: www.ias.au.dk
• The websites of the graduate schools: www.phd.au.dk
Employment
On the website www.medarbejdere.au.dk/en/administration
you can find links to everything related to your employment and
much more.
Directions
AU has its own app ”AU Find” for iPhone, iPad and Android.
Here you can find contact information for people at AU, find
directions on a map, search for units and much more.
Access cards/keys
Your workplace will help you order an access card and any
keys you might need. Most AU buildings are open during normal
working hours. You will need to use your access card outside of
normal working hours (8.00-17.00).
All staff working at or visiting the Risø area must have an access
card issued. On your first working day at Risø, you will be issued
a staff data card with the university’s name, address and a card
number. When you turn in this data card to the gatekeeper, you
will have your photo taken and you will subsequently be issued
an access card.
Computer, telephone and staff broadband
A computer and a telephone will be made available to all staff.
Your workplace will order computers and telephones from the
IT Department. Please be aware that there may be differences
in the equipment available to you, depending on which of the
main academic areas you belong to. Employee broadband
connections paid for by AU for the home office are also available subject to the approval of your immediate superior.
Each of the main academic areas has its own IT help desk,
which you can contact if you have any technical problems.
Official cars and bicycles
Official cars and bicycles are available for staff at the university.
Check with your colleagues to find out which official cars and
bicycles are available close to your workplace and how you
can reserve them.
Parking
There are free parking spaces at all locations, but in a number
of locations only a limited number of spaces are available.
Check with your workplace regarding your parking options and
how you can get access to an underground car park, if available. It is also possible to park in the University Park in Aarhus,
but please respect the parking time restrictions, as there will be
parking attendants at work.
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Work environment
At AU, work relating to the working environment and safety
at work is carried out by AU’s occupational health and safety
organisation. Ask someone from your section who your occupational health and safety representative is.
Emergency number 8715 1617
The university has an emergency number, 8715 1617, for all
employees and students in case of fire, accidents or life-threatening situations taking place at AU. Naturally, before you
call this number, you should always try to stop or contain the
accident or emergency and dial 112, the Danish emergency
telephone number that puts you in contact with emergency
services (police, fire department, etc). Read more about Aarhus
University’s emergency response plan at www.medarbejdere.
au.dk/en/administration/administration/emergency-response.
Defibrillators
Defibrillators are located around the different AU campuses.
Check with your workplace where the nearest defibrillator is
located. The locations of most defibrillators are also registered
at www.hjertestarter.dk or on the Hjertestart app (both in Danish
only).
Travel accounts and expense claims
All expenses in connection with travel and outlays must be
settled in the travel accounts and expense claims system,
AURUS. You can download various quick guides on the AU
website. Please be aware that there are regulations for where
and how you book tickets for work-related travel.
Travel insurance
The travel insurance policy for Danish government employees is
part of the Danish state’s self-insurance. This means that AU bears
the financial risk in the event of injury. A travel insurance card for
the agreement can be provided for both AU staff and non-staff
for work-related trips wholly or partially paid for by AU. Your
superior decides whether AU wishes to take on the insurance risk
for non-staff, including accompanying spouses and children.
Purchasing agreements
AU has entered into various purchasing agreements for e.g. research and laboratory equipment, books, consultancy services,
furniture, office supplies, travel etc. On the AU website, you can
see the purchasing agreements that have been entered into
and which rules you should be aware of in relation to purchasing for AU.
Credit cards
Credit cards may be issued to all of the university’s full-time staff
(staff with a weekly number of hours of 18.5 or more), including
PhD students who have a regular need for the use of such a
card. The credit card can be used as a method of payment for
official expenses during travel, for smaller purchases (expenses)
on behalf of the university where electronic invoicing of suppliers is not possible, and for special purchases on the Internet.
USEFUL INFORMATION
Design manual
The AU design manual presents Aarhus University’s design and
identity and provides a guideline for how you should employ
the design in a range of different contexts. On the AU website,
you will find an extensive range of templates with logos, including templates for Word, publications, PowerPoint etc., which
make it easier for you to employ the design correctly.
Business card
It is possible to order business cards with AU’s logo. Orders can
be placed online on the AU website.
Buying and selling
Has the cat had kittens or do you have a piece of furniture that
is just gathering dust? Place an advert on AU-torvet (AU Marketplace), which is a service for all staff at AU.
Staff benefits
Check with your section or institute whether there are special
staff benefits available to you.
• The holiday allowance foundation
All employees at Aarhus University have the opportunity of
renting holiday properties through AU’s holiday allowance
foundation.
• The Danish University Extension
AU employees can register for selected courses/lectures
free or charge, both in the autumn and spring semesters.
Upon registration for courses at the Danish University Extension website www.fuau.dk, this is shown as a discount in the
shopping basket. However, please be aware that there are
a limited number of places, and that they are allocated on a
first come, first served basis.
• The DHL Relay Race
The DHL Relay Race is the world’s largest fitness run. The race
consists of a 5x5 km relay race or a 5 km walk. The DHL Relay
Race brings us together around something other than our
daily work. Here a run is mixed with a picnic in a festival atmosphere. There are DHL Relay Races over a number of days
in August in Odense, Aarhus and Copenhagen respectively.
• Fitness Centre
The association Exercise Centre at Aarhus University (FMAU)
has a facility at Katrinebjergvej 89 B, DK-8200 Aarhus N. The
centre has a wide variety of modern machines for weightlifting and fitness training, sauna, scales and bathing and
changing room facilities. You can read more about what the
Fitness Centre has to offer staff on the website and find out
how you register.
The other AU campuses have similar fitness centres for staff. At
Emdrup it is possible to register for a fitness club via the Intranet; at Roskilde you have the opportunity of using the DTU-Risø
fitness centre (for a fee); at Foulum you can make use of the
fitness centre upon payment to the local staff association.
USEFUL INFORMATION
• Discount and customer card to METRO
Employees at Aarhus University are eligible for a personal
customer card to METRO. The card can be used in all five
METRO hypermarkets.
Staff associations
There is no overall staff association for all staff at AU. Instead
there are different departmental associations, professional
associations and an international club.
The Alumni Network
AU Alumni works to create and maintain relations to AU’s many
alumni (former students) and cultivate networks for the benefit
of both AU, current students and staff. Regardless of whether or
not you have studied at AU, you can still become a member of
the alumni network at www.gerda.au.dk and search among
more than 15,000 profiles (at present), or you can contact AU
Alumni to get help involving alumni and their companies in
teaching and research at AU, and invite alumni to events etc.
Events
Here are some of the most important annual events at Aarhus
University:
• U-days in March
• The Festival of Research in April
• The annual boat race for students in May
• The Rigmor and Carl Holst-Knudsen award ceremony and
PhD awards in May
• The summer staff party in June
• The summer university for children in July
• The DHL Relay Race in August
• The University’s Annual Celebration in September
• The Christmas staff party in December.
Holidays and days off
The following days are paid holidays at AU:
• Christmas Eve, December 24
• New Year’s Eve, December 31
• Denmark’s Constitution Day, June 5.
The university is closed on these days, but units where there is a
need for activity, e.g. tending to people, animals, experiments
and technology, remain open with the requisite number of
employees at work.
Public holidays in Denmark:
New Year’s Day
January 1
Maundy Thursday, Good
Friday and Easter Monday
Thursday and Friday before
Easter Sunday and Monday
after Easter Sunday
“Store Bededag”
(Danish Rogation Day)
Fourth Friday after Easter
Ascension Day
1½ weeks before Pentecost
Pentecost Sunday and
Monday (Whitsun)
Sunday and Monday after
Pentecost
Christmas Day
December 25
Boxing Day
December 26
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Staff can take ‘1 May’ off by agreement with their immediate
superior if, in their superior’s opinion, the work situation permits it.
Illness
If you become ill, you must report this to your workplace as early
as possible. This will normally be on the first day of illness at the
start of ordinary working hours in the morning.
Duty of confidentiality
By virtue of your position at Aarhus University you may learn
about information that should be treated confidentially and
not mentioned to unauthorised persons, either within or outside
Aarhus University. You have a duty of confidentiality when
information is designated as confidential, or when it is otherwise necessary to maintain confidentiality in order to safeguard
essential public or private interests.
Remember: the duty of confidentiality does not cease upon
termination of employment.
Union representative, collective agreement
and job structure
On the “new employee” website www.medarbejdere.au.dk/
newemployee, you can find information about who your local
union representative is. Also, you can download the current
collective agreement for your profession and the job structure
specifically for academic staff at Danish universities (currently
only available in Danish).
Self-service system (mit.au.dk)
Aarhus University has a login-based self-service system,
mit.au.dk, which may be used by all staff and students. The
self-service system is your point of entry for personal information
(altering passwords, display name, website and email address),
various applications (supplementary subjects, housing, the AU
research foundation, etc.) and short cuts to different AU systems.
Your user name and password from “mit.au.dk” can also be
used in WAYF (Where Are You From), a link between your login
at Aarhus University (or another educational institution) and
external web services.
Personal website
PURE is a system that generates your personal homepage at
AU. When you start working at AU, your contact information
will automatically be registered on your personal homepage.
It’s possible to upload your CV to your homepage. Members
of academic staff are obliged to register their research output
in PURE. Colleagues, coming and current students and other
interested parties can search the PURE personal homepages for
publications and projects.
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FOR ACADEMIC STAFF IN PARTICULAR
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The Aarhus University Research Foundation (AUFF)
The foundation’s objective is to support scientific and scholarly
research at Aarhus University. The foundation provides support
for specific research projects as well as major multiyear projects
and initiatives which strengthen research at Aarhus University.
The Research Support Unit
The Research Support Unit assists researchers in drawing up
applications for external research funds. The Research Support
Unit is behind the development of ”ResearchFunding.net” - a
comprehensive database, which contains information on
hundreds of national and international funding opportunities
within all research areas.
The National Centres
The national centres DCA, DCE and DCL deliver research-based
consultancy to Danish and international agencies and institutions on environment and nature, agriculture and food and
also education and pedagogics. Clients primarily include the
Ministry of the Environment, the Ministry of Climate and Energy,
the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, the Ministry of
Education, regions and municipalities, but also the European
Union, private organisations and companies.
Graduate schools
The administration of graduate schools/ PhDs takes place at
the four graduate schools:
• The Graduate School of Arts
• The Graduate School of Business and Social Science
• The Graduate School of Health
• The Graduate School of Science and Technology.
IT systems and e-platforms
• Studies administration systems
STADS delivers an overall picture of each individual student’s
academic progress and a uniform system for registering
degree programmes, teaching and exams for all four main
academic areas at Aarhus University. You will find a link to
more information about the various AU studies administration
systems (eSTADS/iSTADS, EDDI, WIKI, STADS-VIP, STADS-DANS,
Syllabus and digital exams, etc.) at the “new employee”
website www.medarbejdere.au.dk/newemployee.
• Registration of exam results
STADS-VIP is an online system which is used for direct registration of exam results, i.e. so the examiner and co-examiner
can register marks online. The results are transferred to the
studies administration system and the students can quickly
and easily access their marks in the self-service system.
• PhD Planner
The system is used by PhD supervisors for approval of PhD
plans and semi-annual evaluations among other things.
• Course administration
Course scheduling and planning in connection with teaching
and exams at Arts and BSS are handled in the course administration system Syllabus. Syllabus also provides an overview
of available classrooms and other facilities and the opportunity to book them.
• E-learning and course planning systems
There are different e-learning and course planning systems
at Aarhus University. BSS and Herning use Blackboard and
CampusNet, while other units use AULA, Blackboard, KursusAdmin or FirstClass. These systems are used in connection
with teaching in a variety of ways, as well as to facilitate
communication between teaching staff and students about
lesson plans, reading lists, etc.
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ALL AU LOCATIONS IN DENMARK
ALL AU LOCATIONS IN DENMARK
Zackenberg
Forskningsstation
Klim
Rønbjerg
Foulum
Mønsted
Kalø
Silkeborg
Aarhus
Herning
Emdrup
Roskilde
Askov
Jels
Jydevang
Årslev
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Sandbjerg
Au foulum
AU FOULUM
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ALL AU LOCATIONS IN DENMARK
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Au University park, katrinebjerg AND Nobelparken
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Katrinebjerg
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ABBREVIATIONS
Universities
AAU
Aalborg University
AU
Aarhus University
CBS
Copenhagen Business School
DTU
The Technical University of Denmark
ITU
IT University of Copenhagen
KU
The University of Copenhagen
RUC
Roskilde University
SDU
University of Southern Denmark
Main academic areas
AR
The Faculty of Arts, often referred to as ‘Arts’
BSS
The School of Business and Social Sciences, often referred to as ‘Business and Social Sciences’
HE
The Faculty of Health, often referred to as ‘Health’
ST
The Faculty of Science and Technology, often referred to as ‘Science and Technology’
Administration
AU ADM The Administration
CEI
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TTO
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TR
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Technical and administrative staff
Part-time academic staff
The senior management group
International academic staff
Union representative
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SLA
PhD – philosophiae doctor
Master’s degree
Higher doctoral degree
With special responsibilities
European Credit Transfer System
Service Level Agreement
ERA DFF
AC
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Danish Council for Independent Research
The Danish Confederation of Professional Associations
FIVU
UBST
SDC
Ministry of Science, Innovation and Higher Education
The Danish University and Property Agency
Sino-Danish Centre, Beijing
Committees
HSU
The Main Liaison Committee
FSU
Faculty Liaison Committee
LSU
Local Liaison Committee
ASU
Administration Liaison Committee
HAMU
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Departments and selected research centres
AGRO
Department of Agroecology
AIAS
Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies
ANIS
Department of Animal Science
ARC
The Arctic Research Centre
ASE
Aarhus University School of Engineering
AUHE
AU Herning
BADM
Department of Business Administration
BCOM
Department of Business Communication
BIOMED Department of Biomedicine
BIOS
Department of Bioscience
CAS Department of Culture and Society
CHEM
Department of Chemistry
CIRRAU
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CLIN
Department of Clinical Medicine
CS
Department of Computer Science
CSE
Centre for Science Education
CUL
Centre for Teaching and Learning
DAC
Department of Aesthetics and Communication
DCA
Danish Centre for Food and Agriculture
DCE
Danish Centre for Environment and Energy
DCL
Danish Centre for Culture and Learning
ECON
Department of Economics and Business
EDU
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ENG
Department of Engineering
ENVS
Department of Environmental Science
FOOD
Department of Food Science
FORENS Department of Forensic Medicine
GEO
Department of Geoscience
IMC
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iNANO
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iSEQ
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LAW
Department of Law
MATH
Department of Mathematics
MBG
Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics
MEDU
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ODONT Department/School of Dentistry
OHCARE School of Oral Health Care
PH
Department of Public Health
PHYS
Department of Physics and Astronomy
PIT
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PS
Department of Political Science and Government
PSY
Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences
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