Students
At International House North Denmark we help young international talent get their bearings and settle in the North Denmark region.
It is our mission to retain as much talent as possible in the region, and we are therefore ready to assist you with a diverse subject matters from accommodation, work, internships and more.
Study Aalborg
If you are a student, or thinking about becoming one, in or around Aalborg, Study Aalborg is an incredible resource. It offers guidance on accommodation, public transport, student jobs and much more.
It is hosted by Aalborg Municipality and you will always find the most relevant and up-to-date information on Study Aalborg. As Aalborg has transitioned from an industrial city to a knowledge-producing one, the opportunities for students and has also increased dramatically. Study Aalborg helps you get an overview of these opportunities and is the way you, as a student, can help shape the educational environment of Aalborg.
Young Professionals in Denmark
Young Professionals in Denmark (YPD) is a program designed for ambitious students that wish to stay in Denmark after graduation. It introduces students to the Danish labour market and gives them the opportunity to meet various Danish employers so that they can orient and prepare themselves for post-graduation work.
International Office at AAU
The International Office at AAU is the place for students to contact if they have any questions regarding applications, Erasmus grants and more.
You can also visit AAU Career to find more information and assistance regarding job search during or after graduating.
Aalborg University also offers their own Jobbank. Here you can search for relevant projects, internships, jobs and graduate programmes.
International Office at UCN
If you are a student at UCN, their International Office is there to help you with your job search, Danish courses, day-to-day advice and many other things.
They also handle admission procedures for international students, so if you are looking to apply for UCN, this is the place to go.
UCN also offers their own job portal which focuses at the fields of their education offers.
You can search for internships, student, project, and full time jobs.
“Living in Aalborg has proven [to] me that coming to Denmark to study and work has been the best choice I could have made: From my first day on, I felt welcome and appreciated as an international student. Participating in Danish classes or engaging in programs like the Global Growth Agents (now called YDP) has helped me to find friends, to grow my network and develop my personality. Aalborg as my student city has given me so much with all its leisure time activities, business opportunities, the inspiring fjord and of course its amazing people – I wouldn’t want to change it for anything.”
Juline Hilsch, Assistant Sales Executive at GateHouse Group
Alumni from the Business & Management Department at Aalborg University
“Through GGA (now called YPD) I got to know a lot of other students and throughout the workshops, I have learned a lot about self-presentation and teamwork. It was valuable to know that there is somebody at the International House who will help me to pursue a career in Denmark but also who would help me with any other problem or difficult situation. This is important when you are abroad without family and friends, especially in the beginning. I remember that one day all GGAs from our year met to help one of our GGA friend with her project work. She needed us as test persons in a case study and she knew she could count on us as a group.”
Lisa Schulte, Team Assistant at Redpath Deilmann GmbH
Alumni from Aalborg University
“First time I heard about ‘International House North Denmark’ and its programs were from my Business teacher at that time. Their collaborations with the International Office at University College Nordjylland were really beneficial for us. The workshops and networking events contributed to understanding the Danish culture and workplace, plus other strategic competences. I was not the best public speaker before coming to Denmark, but these courses steadily boosted my confidence. They also convinced me of how important it is to understand and speak Danish within the market, so I decided to be enrolled in Danish courses. I strongly acknowledge the terminology came in handy to have conversations and solve tasks in Danish in my part-time job. Another good thing about International House North Denmark’s collaboration with UCN International Office was the company meetings that were a plus as we interacted with the market and became aware of hiring process tips and tricks.”
Ionut-Valentin Munteanu, Student Assistant at Danske Bank
Alumni from Computer Science programme at University College Nordjylland