PhD courses

DGPE PhD course: Education, Inequality, and Mobility

24 Feb
3 days, Monday 24 February 2025, at 12:00 - 26 February Department of Economics and Business Economics, Fuglesangs Allé 4, 8210 Aarhus V, room 2636-U116

24-26 February 2025. Lecturer: Jesse Rothstein

DGPE workshop 2025

6 Nov
2 days, Thursday 6 November 2025, at 12:00 - 7 November

The annual workshop for PhD students in economics in the DGPE network

DGPE PhD courses

The research network for graduate students in economics - DGPE - is a collaboration between departments of economics at Aarhus University, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen Business School, Aalborg University and University of Southern Denmark. DGPE offers intensive PhD courses and a yearly PhD workshop for member universities.

See the PhD courses offered by DGPE here: DGPE courses

Note that DGPE courses are considered external PhD courses, so you must seek approval before attending a course, see Guidelines for approval of external courses

Semester PhD courses

Department of Economics and Business Economics offers the following PhD semester courses:

Spring semester 2025

AU's course catalogue: https://kursuskatalog.au.dk/en/

If you agree with your supervisor to take a master's course that needs upgrading to PhD level, there is a certain procedure. Contact Susanne Christensen for more information (sch@econ.au.dk).

Previous semester courses

Courses at the Faculty of Natural Sciences

The following semester courses have been pre-approved as BSS courses at PhD level for PhD students in Economics and Business Economics:

Master's programme in Mathematics-Economics:

Master's programme in Mathematics:

Master's programme in Statistics:

Master's programme in Data Science:

Courses offered by CED

PhD students at the Graduate School of Business and Social Sciences can participate in pedagogic courses offered by the Centre for Educational Development (CED). Please see the range of courses and workshops at https://ced.au.dk/

Courses offered by AU Library

AU Library organizes courses on a regular basis primarily for PhD students about information retrieval and information management, RefWorks, literature search and research evaluation etc.

See the AU Library's webpage for information about future courses: http://library.au.dk/en/events/