As a result of the reform, a number of degree programmes at Aarhus University will offer fewer student places in 2025 compared with previous years.

How will this affect me?

• If there are fewer student places on a programme, the minimum average grade required for admission to the programme might be higher compared with the previous year. You can see if the programmes you are interested in will have fewer places in 2025 at bachelor.au.dk/en.

As a result of the reform, Aarhus University has decided that some degree programmes will not admit new students in 2025 and will be discontinued.

How will this affect me?

• This might mean that it will not be possible to apply for the degree programme you were interested in.
• At bachelor.au.dk/en, you can see whether the degree programmes you are interested in will be admitting students in 2025. You can also find alternative degree programmes that might appeal to you.

As part of the reform, some Master's degree programmes will be converted from two-year programmes to one-year programmes. We will provide information at masters.au.dk about which Master’s degree programmes will be affected.

How will this affect me?

• Please note that, if you hold a Bachelor's degree from Aarhus University, you will be guaranteed admission to a Master's degree programme at the university – this is known as the legal right of admission (retskrav).
• You will also be able to apply for Master's degree programmes other than the one to which you are guaranteed admission.
• The legal right of admission will remain unchanged for most degree programmes. Read more about the legal right of admission
• Stay updated at masters.au.dk