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After the summer holidays, Aarhus University will welcome 7,243 new students. At the Department, all student places for the BSc program in Computer Science are filled with 164 new students. However, we still haveavilable places at IT Product Development. Click on the link for the application form.

"I am happy about every application we have received, and I look forward to welcoming our new students" says head of department Kaj Grønbæk, and continues "However, it is worrying that we are seeing a decline in applicants for IT educations. The decline is not only at Aarhus University but is seen throughout the country, where the number of first-priority applicants has fallen by 6%".

In 2020 Diego joined the Department of Computer Science as an Associate Professor in the Cryptography and Security research goup. Diego's main research interests are the efficient and secure implementation of cryptographic algorithms and protocols, an area called Cryptographic Engineering.

We are happy to welcome visiting professor Patricia Johann from Appalachian State University. Patricia will be part of Center for Basic Research in Program Verification (CPV) from August 2021 to January 2022. Along with Patricia is her postdoc Pierre Cagne. We look forward to working with you!

After the summer holidays, Aarhus University will welcome 7,243 new students. At the Department, all student places for the BSc program in Computer Science are filled with 164 new students. However, we still haveavilable places at IT Product Development. Click on the link for the application form.

"I am happy about every application we have received, and I look forward to welcoming our new students" says head of department Kaj Grønbæk, and continues "However, it is worrying that we are seeing a decline in applicants for IT educations. The decline is not only at Aarhus University but is seen throughout the country, where the number of first-priority applicants has fallen by 6%".

In 2020 Diego joined the Department of Computer Science as an Associate Professor in the Cryptography and Security research goup. Diego's main research interests are the efficient and secure implementation of cryptographic algorithms and protocols, an area called Cryptographic Engineering.

We are happy to welcome visiting professor Patricia Johann from Appalachian State University. Patricia will be part of Center for Basic Research in Program Verification (CPV) from August 2021 to January 2022. Along with Patricia is her postdoc Pierre Cagne. We look forward to working with you!