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Public sector services offered by the Faculty of Health Sciences

We carry out research-based public sector services. Research-based public sector services is a collective term for a number of services that universities perform for the state and other actors.

We offer public sector services within the following areas:

Counselling by the National Institute of Public Health
Contact: Head of Centre Maja Bæksgaard Jørgensen
Collaboration with practice by the National Institute of Public Health
Contact: Centre Coordinator Rikke Krølner
By DaCHE – the Danish Centre for Health Economics
Contact: Professor Kim Rose Olsen
By the research unit for user perspectives and community-based interventions
Contact: Professor Karen La Cour
By the research unit for health promotion
Contact: Pernille Tanggaard Andersen
By the research unit HCA Research/Paediatrics
Contact: Professor Tina Kold Jensen
By the Centre for Sports, Health and Civil Society
Contact: Professor Bjarne Ibsen
Read more about research in sports associations
Contact: Associate Professor Karsten Elmose-Østerlund
For more information about research in sports facilities contact: Associate Professor Evald Bundgård Iversen or Assistant Professor Jens Høyer-Kruse
For more information about research into the population’s sporting habits contact: Assistant Professor Jens Høyer-Kruse
For more information about research into play and new forms of movement contact: Professor Bjarne Ibsen

For more information about the research in sports policy contacts: Assistant Professor Jens Høyer-Kruse and Professor Bjarne Ibsen
Read more about GLA:D here
Contact: Professor Jonas Bloch Thorlund
Read more about the MOBILIZE project and the Exercise First programme
Contact: Professor Søren T. Skou
Read more about the Exercise First project
Contact: Professor Søren T. Skou
Read more about the Exercise First project
Contact: Professor Søren T. Skou
Read more about the Exercise First project
Contact: Professor Søren T. Skou
For more information about methods and techniques contact: Associate Professor Peter Lund Kristensen

 

Last Updated 03.01.2023