GEUS continues membership of Scholars at Risk

Published 31-08-2026

For the third year running, The Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) has renewed its membership of Scholars at Risk, an international network comprising, amongst others, Danish universities and research institutions, which supports efforts to protect threatened researchers and promote academic freedom.

Scholars at Risk’s work include, amongst other things, providing advice and support to researchers who are under threat, displaced or persecuted. Part of this work involves arranging temporary research and teaching placements at member institutions, as well as documenting and reporting on attacks against researchers and educational institutions, and on developments in academic freedom globally.

For more about Scholars at Risk’s work, visit scholarsatrisk.org

GEUS’s membership of Scholars at Risk underlines GEUS’s commitment to academic freedom, accountability and international engagement.

“Unfortunately, the personal and academic freedom we enjoy in GEUS is not a given for all researhers internationally. Scholars at Risk is an opportunity for GEUS to assist in securing that academics can continue their research, even when facing situations no person should,” says Lars Nielsen, Managing Director at GEUS.

A continued membership of Scholars at Risk is in line with GEUS’ values, personnel policy, strategy and management charter.

For more information about GEUS’ work culture, see 'Jobs and career' at eng.geus.dk

Jobs and career at GEUS

All vacancies are posted on GEUS’ website, where it is possible to sign up to receive e-mails when a vacancy is listed.

For more information about the recruitment process at GEUS: Recruitment process at GEUS.

Lars Nielsen
Managing Director
Management
Malene David Jensen-Juul
Special Consultant
Press and Communication