Department of Business and Management at Aalborg University (AAU) does research within the broad fields of business administration and economics incl:
Research at the department is organised in research groups, research centers and research networks.
Auditing, Accounting, Advice Research Group (AAA Group) focuses on the fields with significant value of operating a business or a public authority with advice, accounting, auditing, financial management, etc.
Business Design Center (BDC) is the world's first interdisciplinary research center focusing on business models.
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Danish Center for Healthcare Improvements (DCHI) generates knowledge and methods for improvement in daily clinical practice.
Homepage under construction
Lasse Bork
Phone: +45 9940 2707
Email: bork@business.aau.dk
Firms, Innovation and Relations Management (FIRM) works with aspects of the business economy and administration research field.
International Business Centre (IBC) is a specialist in global business studies. Globally, IBC conducts research on companies from a wide range of developed, developing and transition economies.
The Innovation, Knowledge and Economic dynamics group (IKE) has evolved into a long-term research program in innovation studies, industrial economics, and entrepreneurship.
The Management, Accounting and Control research group (MAC) boasts some of the leading Danish experts within public and private sector management accounting, performance measurement, Activity Based Costing, informatics, budgeting and business models.
The Macroeconomic Methodology, Theory and Economic Policy research group (MAMTEP) focuses on the complexities of the processes of adjustment in a modern monetary macroeconomic system.
Center for Impact Analyses of Investments in Knowledge and Technology (IMPAKT) aims to engage with policy and business communities through carrying out research and user-oriented analyses related to industrial transformation, with a particular emphasis on knowledge and technological change.
Center for Regional Development (CRU) has since fall 2006 initiated and disseminated research on regional development. The fields have either been directly on North Jutland issues or had relevance to North Jutland.
The Danish Research Unit for Industrial Dynamics (DRUID) offers a specialized course program and arranges a unique annual PhD training conference. In support of its global research community, DRUID furthermore hosts series of papers, videos, and photos.
The Global Network for the Economics of Learning, Innovation, and Competence Building Systems (Globelics) is a worldwide, open and diverse community of scholars working on innovation and competence building in the context of economic development.
Nordjysk Konjunkturbarometer - North Jutlandic Business Survey (NJK) aims to measure the actual and expected developments in North Jutland business cycles based on reporting from private firms (Not updated anymore).
The mission of The Theory Building Research Programme (TBRP) is to distil corpora of massively complex human and organizational behavior aiming to discover behavioral structures and regularities through synthesis, induction, and theorizing.