News
2012.03.30 | Administrative conditions
Relocation of the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences
The Department and Library of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences will be relocated from the Nobel Park to the University Park immediately after Easter.
2012.02.24 | Future students
Prospective students are welcome to U-days
On March 1-3, Aarhus University is hosting U-days. During these days you can have a closer look at the various study programs and have a chat with students and student counsellors. Participation will prepare you for making more conscious education priorities. See U-days program here.
2012.01.06 | People and cultures, Public/media
Dedicated students contribute to new anxiety research
Students at the Anxiety Disorder Clinic for Children and Adolescents at the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences treat clients and contribute to research projects - and they love it. According to the researchers responsible for the project, research-based teaching benefits all areas of research.
2011.11.25 | Public/media
New telephone numbers at Aarhus University
With effect from 28 November 2011, all staff at Aarhus University will have new telephone numbers. Here you will receive information about how to find the new numbers.
2011.11.24 | People and cultures, Staff, Public/media
New psychology researcher focuses on issues of leadership
Evangelia Fragouli, new Assistant Professor at the Department of Psychology and Behavourial Sciences, will continue her extensive research within the area of organizational psychology.
2011.11.25 | People and cultures, Staff, Public/media
Researcher helps socially marginalised young people back on their feet
Preben Bertelsen, Professor at the Department of Psychology and Behaviourial Sciences, has developed a new method that is set to give socially marginalised young people threatened by radicalisation a better grip on life.
2011.10.27 | Public/media, People and cultures
Depression: Mindfulness can revolutionise treatment
Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy prevents relapses in recurrent depressions. New results from Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences place the effects of this psychological treatment on an equal footing with medicinal relapse prophylaxis.
2011.10.14 | People and cultures, Public/media, Staff
5.7 million from the VELUX FOUNDATION
Researchers from Business and Social Sciences have received DKK 5.7 million from the VELUX FOUNDATION for a research project that focuses on the phenomenon “distributed management”. It is an interdisciplinary research project with participants from the Department of Political Science and Government, Department of Psychology and Behavioural…