The business initiative at AU is also about educating graduates for the labour market of the future. Therefore, all students must be given the opportunity to collaborate with relevant employers as part of their degree programme, and students must be linked more closely to the labour market during their studies. This will ensure that the university's graduates continue to have a generally high level of employment.

• AU Job and Project Bank, where students can find student jobs, internships and project-oriented programmes, thesis and project collaborations and graduate jobs.
• Career fairs where private and public employers have the opportunity to get in touch with students.
• Career guidance via career centres that offer tools, advice and inspiration for the job search.
• PhD and Junior Researcher career counselling, which includes 1:1 counselling, courses and similar for PhD students and Junior Researchers.
• Case competitions, including both cross-disciplinary case competitions and subject-specific case competitions.
• Increased efforts to combat graduate unemployment, including through collaboration with Jobcenter Aarhus.