Our organisation
Royal Danish Library is Denmark's national library and is an institution under the Ministry of Culture.
The chief executive is the library's head manager, and at a level below the library is organised in a number of deputy director areas, each focusing on its own overall area of the library's large task portfolio. Each deputy director's area is divided into several professionally specialised departments and sections. In January 2024, Nota Bibliotek also became part of Royal Danish Library.
The chief executive and the deputy directors constitute Royal Danish Library's management.
Chief Executive of Royal Danish Library
The Chief Executive has overall responsibility for Royal Danish Library as a professional knowledge and cultural institution with partners and users throughout the country.
Administration
We support Royal Danish Library's work with efficient and safe operation. We ensure robust structures and form the basis for interdisciplinary relationships.
Library Services and Partnerships
We provide library services to a wide range of local and national partners.
Digital Transformation
We work to develop, secure and maintain the library's digital solutions as well as create good user experiences and streamlined infrastructures.
Physical information supply and library service
We provide library services to Aarhus University and to the Danish public libraries. In addition, we manage the physical materials and focus on the physical library spaces.
Cultural heritage
We preserve and manage both physical and digital Danish cultural heritage - from newspapers and manuscripts to commercials and music.