In his PhD thesis, Kasper Anthon Sørensen investigated how the purpose of RUC's pedagogical approach has changed over time. His hope is that the thesis can help to nuance the debate about the educational purposes of universities.
Professor of Politics and Administration, Martin B. Carstensen, has just received a grant to research transitions within the education system and how to structure it to make vocational education more attractive to young students.
Environmental pollutants such as parabens, pesticides and other chemicals can affect pain pathways and have an impact on migraines, according to a new study.
Dog owners, hunters and nature-loving Danes should be on the lookout for the danger of small animals this autumn. Ticks are increasingly infecting Danes with the TBE virus. An entirely new species of ticks are migrating from the south.
A new research project aims to retain and promote the environmentally friendly behaviour of Denmark's citizens with digital learning games. Innovation Fund Denmark has invested DKK 11.3 million in the project.
Robert Habeck, Vice Chancellor and Minister for Climate and Economic Affairs in Germany, will be honoured as this year's honorary alumnus at Roskilde University's annual celebration.
1574 young people have been admitted to Roskilde University's bachelor programs, which is 25 percent more than last year. Three English language degree programs are admitting more students this year than ever before.
Roskilde University has been awarded the editorial role for the most esteemed journal in the field of public administration research worldwide. RUC is the first university outside the USA to receive this honour, following a period where Danish universities have risen among the leaders in the field.
Roskilde University is hosting the European Security and Defence College's (ESDC) flagship programme. This will be the first time a Danish institution hosts the course, with leaders and diplomats from 22 EU countries following the specialised training programme.
