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SSH collaboration with external partners

Both researchers and students at The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities collaborate with public and private companies, local and regional authorities, institutions, interest groups, NGOs, etc. Collaboration with external stakeholders helps to ensure that both research and educational activities are relevant and contribute to the development of society.

SSH's Advisory Board

SSH collaboration with external partners

Both researchers and students at The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities collaborate with public and private companies, local and regional authorities, institutions, interest groups, NGOs, etc. Collaboration with external stakeholders helps to ensure that both research and educational activities are relevant and contribute to the development of society.

SSH's Advisory Board
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Since knowledge and solutions developed in close interaction with external stakeholders create value for society, for research, and for our study programmes, SSH has developed a strong tradition of external collaboration and partnerships with public and private stakeholders.

Anette Therkelsen, vice-dean for external relations

Examples of collaboration

Sustainable development as a subject in the school curriculum to ensure a green workforce in the future

Children and young people are the workforce of the future, so it is crucial to include sustainable development as a subject in the school curriculum. Extensive collaboration is aimed at developing digital solutions and ensuring green transition becomes part of the school curriculum.

Employees are key stakeholders in the digital transformation of companies

For the implementation of new technologies to become successful, employees must learn to understand and utilise digital data. This is the outcome of a research project conducted by researchers from AAU in collaboration with the window manufacturer VELUX.

AAUBS maps out the use of artificial intelligence in Danish companies

AI Innovation Map will create an overview of companies in Denmark that use, develop, and deliver artificial intelligence. Aalborg University Business School (AAUBS) is leading the project, which is part of AI Denmark.

Children contribute to the development of deprived neighbourhoods

Together with the Municipality of Copenhagen, researchers from Aalborg University involve school children in the planning of urban redevelopment. The project has already made significant impacts on vulnerable areas of the city, and at the same time it helps to strengthen the children's involvement in democracy.

Read more about the research project

Should we work together?

Contact our departments for more information about interesting collaboration opportunities with both researchers and students.

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