Department of Business Development and Technology

In a new collaboration with Aarhus University in Herning, Øgendahl Maskinfabrik, a Danish machine factory, wants to take a closer look at how the durability of a specific product can be improved and find a way to make assembly and production in the design of the product easier and thus more scalable. The company develops and produces tailor-made product solutions for farmers and the forage industry. These include solutions such as grinding and mixing systems as well as cleaning machines, which aim to increase animal welfare and ensure a high standard of health and living in Danish pig stables.

On Tuesday, 21 February, Siemens Gamesa welcomed a group of students to Brande for an evening of presentations. Here, the students learned about various topics such as the sale of offshore wind turbines, how the company executes and manages large offshore projects as well as manages services and the technology behind offshore wind turbines. Business Club for Students is a free offer to our students, and the concept is supported by the AUHE Midwest Support Fund.

Again this year, we invited possible future students and other interested for an Open House, where visitors could explore our campus, learn more about our study programmes and meet current students. Thanks to everyone who stopped by!