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Business Academy Aarhus prides itself in providing excellent Go Abroad possibilities for all our students and the International Office has now secured agreements with 70 partner universities, scattered all over the globe. Most of our partners are based in Europe, but we also have a wide spectrum of countries from non-EU countries.

21-year old Francesca Masciadri learnt about Business Academy Aarhus at a fair in Italy in 2016 and since then has taken the road less travelled in her educational pursuits.

Lucas Graversen is studying our Bachelor in Innovation and Entrepreneurship and while doing his internship at Thürmer Tools, he developed an App in collaboration with Apple and SAP which makes it possible for craftsmen to 3D print tools on site.

Ewelina Mistek is a Business Academy Aarhus alumnus

Business Academy Aarhus is aiming for higher marks and a better social life after the new students’ mobile phones have been banned from classrooms.

Good news for 2.312 applicants who have been offered a place on one of our programmes for the autumn semester in 2018. Of these, 212 are international, equivalent to 9 per cent.

8 students from Seneca College in Toronto, Canada joined 15 students from Business Academy Aarhus to learn how to brew beer. They were all part of our summer school which took place from 18 - 29 June 2018 in Aarhus.

Our entrepreneurial students Soraya Zieren, Florentina Ceapa, Andrei Toth and Nicki Grønkjær Jensen from Kale Nyabo have won the coveted e-business award during the European Championships in entrepreneurship in Riga.

Four entrepreneurial students win the Danish Championship in Entrepreneurship and 50,000 DKK with a charity shop that supports single mothers in Uganda by selling the mothers’ own, handmade stuff.

EY Aarhus and intern Daniel Vistisen from Business Academy Aarhus are triumphant after competing against the eight other internship companies at a gala event in Billund.