Depending on your citizenship, different rules apply when you’re looking for a job in Denmark.
➡ Below, we have gathered some links in which you can learn more.
Depending on your citizenship, different rules apply when you’re looking for a job in Denmark.
➡ Below, we have gathered some links in which you can learn more.
EU citizens and citizens from Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland (EEA) can work in Denmark while studying without restrictions.
Citizens from countries outside EU (also called Non-EU) and non EEA students are granted a permit to work up to 20 hours a week alongside their studies as well as full-time in June, July and August.
When you have finished your studies in Denmark, you are of course welcome to apply for a job in Denmark.
Different rules apply for your individual citizenship, and we encourage you to find the newest information and rules.
The Danish Immigration Service
Where can I get help if I am staying in Denmark when I have graduated? Where can I get help in Aalbrog, Copenhagen and Esbjerg?
What is the tone and level of formality in a Danish workplace? How do I approach the management? And how about work-life balance in Denmark?
What do I need to be aware of if I don't have a job when I graduate? How does the job centre work, and how can it help me find a job?
Contact AAU
Aalborg University
Fredrik Bajers Vej 7KAalborg University
P.O. Box 159
DK-9100 Aalborg
Phone: +45 9940 9940
Mail: aau@aau.dk
CVRnr: 29102384
Eannr: EAN