B1. Student FTEs, ordinary education, 2014-2017
B2. No. of students, 2014-2017
B3. Student admissions to Bachelor’s degree programmes, 2014-2017
B4. Minimum average grade for admission to BA/BSc programmes 2014-2017
B5. First-choice applications to Bachelor’s degree programmes
B6a. Admissions on Master’s degree programmes, 2014-2017
B6b. Recruitment to Master’s degree programmes, 2017
B7. BA/BSc degrees awarded, 2014-2017
B8. MA/MSc degrees awarded 2014-2017
B9. Median age of Bachelor’s and Master’s degree graduates in 2017
B10. Exchange students, 2014-2017
B11. Further and continuing education, 2014-2017
B12. AU Summer University, 2014-2017
C1. Enrolled PhD students, 2014-2017
C2. Approved PhD dissertations, 2014-2017
C3. Newly admitted PhD students, 2014-2017
C4. Other key figures relating to PhD students in 2017
E1. Innovation 2014-2017
E2. Public lectures 2014-2017
E3. No. of visitors to associated museums in 2014-2017
F1A. No. employees in 2017 by faculty and job category (FTEs)
F1B. Employees by faculty and job category, end of 2017
F2A. Age distribution of employees in 2017 by job category (FTEs)
F2B. Age distribution of employees in 2017 by job category (number of employees)
F3A. Gender distribution of employees in 2017 by job category (FTEs)
F3B. Gender distribution of employees in 2016 by job category (number of employees)
AU Key Figures presents significant key figures for Aarhus University for the year and is intended to provide a common frame of reference for information on the university’s research and educational activities, talent development, knowledge exchange, staff, finances and buildings. The information is primarily for internal use, but is also included in the performance reporting in the annual report, in reports to ministries and in Universities Denmark’s statistics.
Except for a small number of tables, the key figures are specified for the four faculties Arts, Science and Technology, Health and Aarhus BSS as well as for shared services, which include the central administration, the university’s strategic funds (USM), the university buildings as well as the Sino-Danish Centre for Education and Research (SDC) and the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS). A few of the figures may be imprecise because they have been rounded up or down.
All financial key figures have been converted from Danish kroner to euros at a rate of EUR 1 = DKK 7.4344.
