Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS)

AIAS is an institute at Aarhus University in Denmark focused on curiosity-driven, independent research and training research talent. Its mission is to advance high-quality research at the university and strengthen international research collaboration.

This profile lists three opportunities associated with the institute: two AIAS-AUFF fellowships and one NNF-IAS fellowship. Their titles indicate that they are based in Denmark and relate to fellowships for researchers; applicants should consult the official website and each opportunity’s own page for specific details.

About AIAS

The Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies is a research institute at Aarhus University. Its stated focus combines independent research with the training of research talent, and its mission centres on advancing high-quality research at the university.

AIAS also aims to strengthen international research collaboration. It does so, according to its mission, by attracting qualified researchers from around the world and across academic disciplines. This describes the institute’s overall purpose; the information available here does not specify particular research fields, selection criteria or programme structures.

The institute’s work is described in terms of curiosity-driven research. That emphasis places independent inquiry and collaboration at the centre of its mission, while the training of research talent is another stated part of its focus. These points provide context for the fellowship opportunities listed on this page, but do not replace the requirements for any individual opportunity.

AIAS scholarships and fellowships

The three opportunities listed are AIAS-AUFF Fellowships 2027 in Denmark | Fully Funded; NNF-IAS Fellowship 2026 in Denmark | Fully Funded; and AIAS-AUFF Fellowship 2025-26 for Researchers in Denmark. These are the names shown for the opportunities on this site.

The titles identify two AIAS-AUFF opportunities and one NNF-IAS opportunity. They also include different date ranges or years. The words “Fully Funded” appear in the titles of the first two listings; applicants should check the individual pages for the precise terms and any details about funding.

The opportunities are presented as fellowships, and one title expressly identifies researchers as its intended audience. The information provided for this profile does not state the specific disciplines, qualifications, funding conditions or application requirements for each listing. For those details, refer to the relevant opportunity page and the official AIAS website.

Who can apply

The available information supports identifying researchers as the audience indicated by the opportunity titles, including the listing named AIAS-AUFF Fellowship 2025-26 for Researchers in Denmark. The institute’s mission also refers to attracting qualified researchers from around the world and across academic disciplines.

That broad mission should not be taken as a complete eligibility rule for any fellowship. No particular degree, career stage, nationality, discipline, employment status or other applicant condition is specified in the facts provided here. Eligibility may differ between the three listings, so prospective applicants should use each opportunity’s own page to confirm who may apply.

The titles associate the opportunities with Denmark, but do not provide further details about where applicants must live or conduct research. Check the listing-specific information rather than assuming that a location in a title establishes an eligibility condition.

How to explore and apply

Start by reviewing the three opportunity titles and opening the page for the fellowship that matches your interests. Read its description carefully, because the title alone does not give a complete account of eligibility, application materials, funding arrangements or the selection process.

For current deadlines and required documents, consult the individual opportunity page and the official AIAS website at https://aias.au.dk/. These sources are the appropriate places to verify application instructions. The facts available for this profile do not include deadlines, forms, supporting documents or submission steps, so none are stated here.

Before applying, confirm that you are using information for the specific fellowship you have selected. The listings have distinct names and date references, and requirements should not be assumed to be identical. AIAS provides the institutional context, while the opportunity page should be used for its own application details.

Location and contact

AIAS is located at Høegh-Guldbergs Gade 6B, DK-8000 Aarhus C, Denmark. The institute is part of Aarhus University, and its official website is https://aias.au.dk/.

For information about the institute, use its official website. For deadlines and documents connected to a fellowship, consult that opportunity’s own page as well. No phone number or email address is provided in the facts for this profile.

Official AIAS website: aias.au.dk

AIAS is based in Denmark. See more scholarships in Denmark.