The Aarhus University Anniversary Foundation's prizes of honour
Each year, the Aarhus University Anniversary Foundation awards two prizes of honour at the annual celebration.
The Teaching Prize (former Prize of Honour for Pedagogics) recognises outstanding and ground-breaking teaching at Aarhus University. The prize is accompanied by a DKK 60,000 cash award.
The Research Communication Prize recognises excellence and innovation in the communication of knowledge from the university to the general public. The prize is accompanied by a DKK 60,000 cash award.
- 2022 - Professor Michael Bang Petersen
- 2021 - Professor MSO Eva Gulløv, Arts
- 2019 - Jens Holbech, Senior Consultant, Science and Technology
- 2018 - Lotte Bøgh Andersen, professor, Aarhus BSS
- 2017 - Lene Munksgaard, professor, Science and Technology
- 2016 - Jørgen Elklit, professor, Dr. Scient. pol., Aarhus BSS
- 2015 - Lars Østergaard, professor, Health
- 2014 - Ning de Coninck-Smith, professor, Arts
- 2013 - Philipp Schröder, professor, Aarhus BSS
- 2012 - Tobias Wang, professor, Science and Technology
- 2011 - Klaus G. Grunert, professor, Department of Management
- 2010 - Peter Bondo Christensen, seniorforsker, Department of Bioscience - Marine Ecology
- 2009 - Allan Flyvbjerg, professor, Department of Clinical Medicine
- 2008 - Jens Vellev, lektor, Department of Medieval and Renaissance Archaeology
- 2007 - Helge Kragh, professor, Department of Science Studies
- 2006 - Torben M. Andersen, professor, Department of Economics
- 2022 - Professor Gerth Stølting Brodahl
- 2021 - Lars Bo Gundersen, Associate professor, Arts
- 2019 - Torben Bæk Hansen, professor, Health
- 2018 - Tove Hedegaard Jørgensen, Associate professor, Science and Technology
- 2017 - Bjørk Hammer, professor, Science and Technology
- 2016 - Jeppe Bundsgaard, professor MSO, Arts
- 2015 - Kristina Risom Jespersen, Associate professor, Aarhus BSS
- 2014 - Per Thorsen, Associate professor, Science and Technology
- 2013 - Lisanne Wilken, Associate professor, Dr. Phil., Arts
- 2012 - Lone Koefoed Hansen, Associate professor, Arts
- 2011 - Anne Mette Mørcke, Head fo Studies, MEDU
- 2010 - Hans Kjeldsen, Associate professor, Department of Physics and Astronomy
- 2009 - Pernille Rattleff, Associate professor, Department of Didactics
- 2008 - Torben K. Jensen, Associate professor, director, Centre for Teaching and Learning
- 2007 - Berit Eika, Professor, MEDU
- 2006 - Hanne Leth Andersen, Professor, Centre for Teaching Development