Technical Sciences provides science-based advice to national authorities, government agencies and public administration. The faculty thus helps to ensure independent knowledge as a basis for the development of society. Providing advice is conducted through the national centres DCA and DCE.
Giving advice is part of the science-based advice, which is a common national term for a number of services that universities can provide for the state and other operators. Both the advice and the underlying research activities are carried out by active researchers.
Science-based advice comprises :
The science-based advice is conducted through the national centres DCA - Danish Centre For Food And Agriculture and DCE - Danish Centre For Environment And Energy
Read more about science-based advice here.
The services provided by the research-based public sector consultancy are stipulated in framework agreements concluded by the university with one or more professional ministries. Aarhus University has entered into agreements with the Ministry of the Environment and Food of Denmarl on government services within:
Read more about framework and service agreements and about quality assurance.
Many years of experience and collaboration between the research areas has created a coherent knowledge base for consultancy on environmental impact, food quality and agricultural production, and this benefits the whole community.
Below you can read about some examples - in Danish - of public sector consultancy tasks carried out by Aarhus University:
Quality assurance throughout the entire process is an important element in public sector consultancy.
Tech therefore has a quality management system for public sector consultancy. The system guarantees high-quality services and documents how quality is assured in public sector consultancy from Tech.
The quality management system was certified according to the quality standard ISO9001 in September 2020 and re-certified in September 2023. Read more by clicking here.
