Summary
Arthur Hjorth is an Assistant Professor at Aarhus University who designs, develops, and studies computational methods applied to the social sciences. He expertly blends Python, NetLogo, and JavaScript with agent-based modeling, LLM-driven analysis, and both qualitative and quantitative research to create educational technologies and data tools with a 12-year track record. His work spans policy and public health applications, including HIV prevention modeling and PrEP data analysis, and he has built multi-level agent-based modeling frameworks in Java/Scala for NetLogo. He has a strong record of mentoring junior researchers, contributing to NSF proposals, and publishing 16 peer-reviewed conference papers from his Northwestern postdoc period. Based in Aarhus, his training spans a PhD in Learning Sciences from Northwestern, an MS in Game and Interactive Media Design from IT-Universitetet i København, and degrees from Oxford and Roskilde University, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to learning technologies. He is known for translating theory into practical, scalable tools across social science domains.
12 years of coding experience
Master's degree, EDUCATION, Master's degree, EDUCATION at University of Oxford
Master of Science - MS, Game and Interactive Media Design, Master of Science - MS, Game and Interactive Media Design at IT-Universitetet i København
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Learning Sciences, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Learning Sciences at Northwestern University
Bachelor's degree, Interactive Media, Bachelor's degree, Interactive Media at Roskilde University