Any inquires about our study programmes in Esbjerg may be directed at our student counsellor, Heidi Valdkilde Abrahamsen . She guides e.g. about the content of the study programmes, examination rules, exemptions, application procedure, studying in Denmark, etc.

Meet Heidi! Book an online or physical meeting with her
If you are interested in meeting Heidi, she offers both online and physical meetings where you talk about life as a student at Aalborg University (AAU). Feel free to ask about anything. No question is too big or small, and she is happy to answer everything from the content of the study programme over study jobs to how our canteen looks and works.

For us, it is important that you feel well-dressed to make the right study choice for you.

In practical terms, we make it so that you write to Heidi, and then she will contact you to arrange further.

AAU Esbjerg International office and student counsellor
Heidi Valdkilde Abrahamsen
Niels Bohrs Vej 8, room B125
E-mail: international@esbjerg.aau.dk

Phone: +45 9940 7669

Office hours
E-mails and phone calls are answered on weekdays in the period 8:00 - 15:00.

Guidance meetings are held by appointment.

Aalborg University (AAU) treats all your information with confidentiality. All student counsellors are under an obligation to maintain confidentiality and you can always contact Heidi anonymously.

Please contact the student counsellor, if you have questions regarding the content of the study programmes, study form, work load, application, studying in Denmark or life at Aalborg University, etc.

If you have questions regarding the composition of the study programme (if you, for example, have a different background than stated under the admission requirements) or similar, your are welcome to contact the Study Board of Build, Energy, Electronics and Mechanics in Esbjerg

Chair of study board Matthias Mandø
Tel: +45 9940 3321

Study board secretary Anette Larsen
Tel: +45 9940 3623

Contact the study board via e-mail:
studyboardBEEM@energy.aau.dk

Aalborg University is famous for its problem based learning which means that you work in a group on a written assignment each semester - possibly in collaboration with an industrial partner. This study method is also called “The Aalborg Model for Problem Based Learning”. The method is highly recognised internationally; including by UNESCO.
The problem based project work at Aalborg University gives you the opportunity to acquire new knowledge and competencies at a high academic level in an independent way. You get to apply theory to practice when you work to solve real-life problems, which will ensure that you are well prepared for your future career.
Learn more about PBL.

When doing project work, you work closely in groups with other students who have roughly the same academic interests and ambitions as yourself. This gives you the opportunity to cooperate, share knowledge and to explore larger and more complex academic problems than you would have been able to do on your own. Furthermore, the groups serve a social purpose and make it easier for you to get to know your fellow students.
Learn more about group work at AAU.

The Department of Energy Technology works closely with the industry; particularly some of the leading companies within the field of energy technology. This means that you have the possibility to work with some of the real-life issues and problems that companies and organisations face. This gives you the opportunity to enhance your academic competencies with an industry-oriented and practical angle.

At the Department of Energy Technology teaching is research based. This means that your lecturers are doing research within the same academic fields that they teach. Therefore, you have access to the latest knowledge and dedicated and passionate teachers. The teaching material not only includes books but may also consist of, for example, current academic articles from journals.
Learn more about the teaching methods at AAU and the research programmes at the Department of Energy Technology.

The laboratories at the Department of Energy Technology are of the highest standard and you will work in the best laboratory conditions with access to the latest technology.
Learn more about the laboratory facilities at the Department of Energy Technology.

Previously known primarily for its fishing industry, Esbjerg has developed into a city with two universities and more than 60 higher educational study programmes. Furthermore, Esbjerg has a lot to offer in terms of culture and leisure activities. It is not difficult to find affordable accommodation near campus and Esbjerg is cheaper to live in than most of the other university cities in Denmark.
Learn more about student life in Esbjerg.