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2016.02.01 | Aarhus BSS
Danish research mentioned in the Atlantic
New research by PhD student Anna Vedel, Aarhus BSS, has just been mentioned in the American magazine The Atlantic. The study is a systematic account of 12 studies that explore the correlation between personality and choice of degree programme.
2016.01.08 | Research news
International students thriving at Aarhus University
International students at Aarhus University are doing just as fine as their Danish fellow students. Especially if they have a good social network, are not subjected to discrimination and have good English skills.
2015.12.15 | Research news
New method offers a new window into children’s memory
Small children find it difficult to remember their experiences - or do they? Danish researchers have found a new method for exploring this question.
2016.01.05 | Aarhus BSS
HELPING CHILDREN WITH ANXIETY HONOURED WITH AWARD
Professor Mikael Thastum from the Anxiety Disorder Clinic for Children and Adolescents at the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences at Aarhus BSS has just received the “Children’s Health Award” presented by the Danish Society of Children’s Health (Dansk Selskab for Børnesundhed).
2015.12.04 | News from the management
Jan Tønnesvang takes up the position as head of department at the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences
When Carsten Rene Jørgensen took up the position as head of department on 1 June 2014, it was in collaboration with Jan Tønnesvang, who became deputy head of department. Back then, the two agreed to swap places when they were halfway through the period. And they are now. This means that as of 1 December 2015, Jan Tønnesvang has taken over the…
2015.11.25 | Research news
New methods in the fight against post-traumatic stress disorder
Soldiers who are haunted by frightening images before they are deployed in war zones are more likely to develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. New knowledge can be used for both screening and treating soldiers.
2015.10.09 | Research news
Anxiety in children can be treated effectively and cheaply
A new report from the Danish Health and Medicines Authority points at anxiety as one of Denmark’s biggest and most expensive health issues. But anxiety can be treated with simple means from as early as childhood.
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2015.06.22 | Awards
Dorthe Kirkegaard Thomsen receives the Aarhus BSS Research Award 2015
Her extraordinary research contributions and ability to attract external funding – these are some of the grounds on which Professor Dorthe Kirkegaard Thomsen from the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences at Aarhus BSS has received the Aarhus BSS Research Award.
2015.06.22 | People
Congratulations to the lecturer of the year: Thomas Jønsson
Thomas Jønsson from the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences at Aarhus BSS has been named lecturer of the year. The award is presented to an individual who has demonstrated extraordinary commitment and professionalism in his/her teaching. The students describe Thomas Jønsson as a lecturer who displays “super-human commitment and a…
2015.06.17 | Research news
To help kids with anxiety disorders we need to target their treatment
Most children with anxiety disorders can be treated through the so-called Cool Kids programme, but there are some who do not respond successfully. New research results indicate that children who are non-responders can be helped by additional treatment targeting each family’s specific needs.