Study at Business Academy Aarhus, School of Applied Sciences

We prioritise excellent study facilities on all our campuses. So, we provide plenty of places to sit and study - either alone or with your group.

We have comfortable seats, couches and actual group rooms all around our various campuses - eg. in the huge canteen area, the library, Basement as well as all the niches in the hallways. And during the peak season of project work, the Academy buzzes with hard-working students.

You have access to the Academy 24 hours a day using your student card (while you are studying at the Academy). 

Basement is the official student café and bar at Business Academy Aarhus.

Basement is the place to go to enjoy a coffee, or drink a beer or non-alcoholic beverage with your fellow students, or just use the facilities as a quiet study area during the week. There is a wide selection of refreshments at student-friendly prices, and a comfortable lounge area to study, hang out or just play something! From board games and PlayStation to beer pong and dice games. The “after school” bar is open from 11.30 on Thursdays and Fridays.

Get more information about Basement

The Academy’s canteen offers a wide selection of food and drinks. The canteen creates meals and menus which focus on variety and healthy eating – always using fresh ingredients.

See pictures of the canteens food on Instagram

Our in-house maker's lab, CREATE, is a part of the student incubator facilities in GROW. The CREATE hub is open for all students on request and it gives you the ability to start making prototypes or develop new ideas etc. You can use all the various tools to create prototypes, 3D print, VR, and much more. CREATE is student-run and is open daily between 12-14 during the week.

Find out more on GROW’s website

All international students at the Academy have the opportunity to take Danish language courses on campus for free.

We strongly encourage our international students to learn Danish during their stay in Denmark, as it not only helps with the integration process, it is also extremely helpful when looking for jobs and internships in Denmark.

Read more about the Danish language courses here

We organise a number of academic and social events for our students, for example, courses in writing applications, various lectures and obviously parties.

Stay updated on all events in the calendar on Study Update, our intranet for students. You will get an introduction during the orientation days and have your personal login by study start. 

GROW is the Academy’s on-campus student incubator. All current students can apply to get free office space if they have a business start-up. It’s also possible to become a part of the GROW community and stay updated about relevant presentations, workshops and other activities which will strengthen your professional network and equip you to create and develop a concept, a company and to act as an entrepreneur.

Get more information about GROW

The international office can assist you if you are considering doing an exchange semester or internship abroad, and/or participating in any of our international summer school opportunities.

See contact information for the staff at International Office

The library is above the canteen area at Sønderhøj 30. The library offers a wide range of books, journals and magazines, papers and online subscriptions. In addition to this, the librarians teach data collection and information searches which will be needed for your projects.

You will need your student and access card to borrow books etc. from the library.  

Visit the library online here

The bookshop, FACTUM Books, is also at our Sønderhøj 30 campus - next to the library on the first floor. You will primarily find non-fiction on the shelves, and you can buy office supplies such as files, folders and wrapping paper etc. All the Academy's branded clothing can also be bought here.

You can get a 10 percent discount on most books if you are a student. Material that is not in-stock can usually be ordered for you.

Visit the book shop online here

Have an influence on your programme.

Most of the programmes at the Academy have their own Student Council. The Student Council allows you to have a say on your programme and organises social activities across classes. Each class elects two representatives to represent them in the Student Council. The Student Council works closely with the interdisciplinary Academy Council.

The Academy Council is the students' opportunity to have a direct say on their daily life as a student at Business Academy Aarhus.

Read more about the Student and Academy Council

Student and Career Counselling at Business Academy Aarhus can help you with information about our programmes and we will be your sparring partner throughout your studies.

Our goal is that you choose the right programme and complete your studies successfully.

From the start to the finish of your programme, you are welcome to come to the Student and Career Counsellors for either individual counselling or courses for groups of students. 

You’ll get help with creating an overview of your internship and career opportunities as well as concrete tools to help you achieve your goals. They offer, among other things, courses in writing good applications and CVs – and will help you practice for internship and job interviews.

We prioritise excellent study facilities on all our campuses. So we provide plenty of places to sit and study - either alone or with your group.

We have comfortable seats, couches and actual group rooms all around our campusses - eg. in the huge canteen area, the library, Basement as well as all the niches in the hallways. And during the peak season of project work, the Academy buzzes with hard-working students.

You have access to the Academy 24 hours a day using your student card (while you are studying at the Academy). The Academy might be closed for some periods. Information about this will be posted on our student intranet and the information screens on campus.

Studenterhus Aarhus is a lively meeting place for all Danish and international students in Aarhus.

Studenterhus is open to the public, where you as a student can organise activities, throw parties, strengthen your career options, or make friends for the rest of your life. They have a cafe and a bar, and the cafe offers a place for you to hold your study group meetings or projects. Every week Studentehus hosts several events - cultural, social, academic and career-related.

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 visit as a regular guest, a volunteer or join as a member.

Membership is not mandatory but entitles you to various discounts for events and special invites exclusive to members. It costs around DKK 100, and you are automatically a member if you are an exchange student. You can pick up your membership card from Student House Aarhus by presenting your student card.

You can still join their events and activities if you are not a member.

Visit the Student House Aarhus website

The SU (Danish state educational support) office can assist you with any enquiries about SU, once you are enrolled at the Academy and meet the requirements to apply.

You can find more details here