AU Studypedia is your reference work on many aspects of student life. We’re with you all the way - from your first semester until you graduate. Studypedia is a contraction of the words "Study" and "Encyclopedia". Studypedia is thus an encyclopedia: a reference work about studying and being a student.
You’re bound to meet challenges along the way, but there’s always advice, guidelines and specific techniques in AU Studypedia to cope with student life academically, personally and socially.
Aarhus University has approximately 40,000 students - and just as many different types of students. Our mission is not to tell you how to study, and we offer no miracle cures. Instead, we want to show you examples of some of the many different ways you can approach student life, and we hope you’ll find out what works well for you.
The content is targeted at students at Aarhus University, but everyone is welcome to use AU Studypedia. However, as a student it’s important to remember that the content is just suggestions. There are no orders, and special rules may apply to your specific degree programme and individual courses. Read your academic regulations or talk to your lecturer or supervisor about the rules and requirements for your own degree programme.
This page has been prepared by learning consultants, student and student-welfare counsellors, researchers and librarians.
Pernille Risør Elving
Mads Schrøder
Simone Brendstrup
Lena Pradhan
Lærke Færch Ussing
Charlotte Møller Nygaard
AU Studypedia is based at the Centre for Educational Development (CED) at Aarhus University, which works closely with Guidance and Study Information (VEST) and AU Communication. The material on Information Search was developed by AU Library.
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