The event provided an opportunity for collective reflection on Brazil’s military dictatorship.
60 Years after the Military Coup: A Critical Remembering of Military Rule in Brazil Read More »
Just before the Easter Break, our second-semester students from the Japan Studies program had a somewhat unorthodox oral exam. In what has become an annual tradition, the students performed roleplays that they had written themselves.
Japan Studies Roleplay Exam 2024 Read More »
Chinese New Year Celebration 2024: Year of the Dragon On 9 February, staff from our China Studies program arranged an event with ESN Aarhus and Studenterhus Aarhus to celebrate Chinese New Year. Students got a chance to experience plenty of Chinese New Year traditions, such as writing red couplets expressing good wishes for the coming
Chinese New Year Celebration Read More »
Teachers from AU Helping to Develop Chinese Grammar Platform in six European languages Zhang Chun and Lene Sønderby Bech from our China Studies Program are helping to spearhead a new initiative to elevate the quality of Chinese grammar teaching to European learners by pooling expertise and addressing a demand for accessible digital learning platform and
Teachers from AU Helping to Develop Chinese Grammar Platform Read More »
On 2 February, Jonathan Nilas Puntervold from our Japan Studies program successfully defended his dissertation – “If the Shoe Fits: Yamada Yoshio and the birth of neotraditionalist linguistics in Japan”
Japan Studies’ Jonathan Nilas Puntervold defends his Ph.D. Thesis Read More »
BA students Johnni Friis Bovbjerg and Jonas Christensen from our China Studies program participated in ‘Sprogcamp 2024’ in Hjørring this weekend, along with external lecturer Lene Sønderby Bech.
Sprogcamp 2024: China Studies participates for the 2nd year in a row Read More »
The project “Coercive and Emotional Diplomacy in East Asia: Japanese Responses” held its second workshop online on Friday, the 19th.
Workshop on Coercive and Emotional Diplomacy in Relation to Japan Read More »
Two of our post docs at the Department of Global Studies recently completed their course in university pedagogy, when they presented very insightful posters on two Global Studies courses.
Global Studies Pedadogy Graduates: Congratulations! Read More »
On December 1, we held a lovely julefrokost for our staff at the Department. China Studies did a wonderful job hosting this year, with a dinner full of tasty Chinese dishes.
Julefrokost at our Global Studies Department Read More »
New figures are showing that graduate unemployment in Denmark is at its lowest level since before the financial crisis! Our Master’s program in International Studies is on par with the national average at only 6%, and our Master’s program in European Studies with only 3.6%!
Low Unemployment for Graduate Students at the Department of Global Studies Read More »