Ystad has a Wallander package, Paris offers a Da Vinci trip, and Oxford has Harry Potter tours. It’s called film tourism, and it has grown into a world-wide phenomenon. In Denmark film tourism is still relatively new, but one expert believes that in future Danish towns and cities will play an increasingly major role when tourists want to see where…

When the whole concept of tourism arose back in the Golden Age, there was also an anti-tourism movement. Artists rejected the idea of being streamlined tourists in favour of what they regarded as a more authentic form of travel. And the hunt for authenticity is still going on in the modern world.

Professor Svend Erik Larsen, Comparative Literature, has been appointed to the expert panel set up to evaluate research and research management in Latvia during Fall 2013

Professor Svend Erik Larsen, Comparative Literature, has been elected to the expert group on research policy of the Academia Europaea, Hercules: Higher Education, Research and Culture in European Society.

Academia Europaea 25th anniversary conference 16-19 september, 2013, Wroclaw, Poland

Due to technical problems with the online application system for applicants applying for our Master’s degree programmes, the application deadline is extended from 15 March until 18 March 11.59pm (CET) for all applicants with non-Danish qualifications.

IT is now an integral part of our social and cultural lives, and to an increasing extent we all contribute to shaping the technology to our own needs. Over the coming years, researchers from the Department of Aesthetics and Communication and from the Department of Computer Science at Aarhus University will be exploring together aspects of and…

On the recent Transmediale festival our PhD student, Morten Riis, performed with Steam Machine Music and Die Ziet, german paper, came by and filmed the performance.