Bogdan: “The most important thing from my student time that helped me get my first job was the collaboration with companies on my Technical Specialisation and Company Project. The unique approach that the Master degree program is offering to these courses, a combination of real-life problems and companies collaboration makes a relevant experience when applying for a position. The referral from the company also meant a lot during the initial interview.

Iusef: “I moved to Denmark one month before the Covid pandemic started. I needed to find a job ASAP, as I had calculated to be able to financially sustain myself for six months. There was a lot of stress at the start, the university was asking all students to find a company relation, and I had no clue how to do that. Companies were looking for interns, which is usually an unpaid position in Denmark. And I was feeling like my financials were running out quickly. 

I then started contacting some senior students and asked them for some help and guidance. There, I realized that my CV was not quite “Danish standards” yet. I asked them to send me their CVs and I made sure to learn from them as much as possible. Three weeks later, I was blessed to find a job at a wind energy company based in Brande. I ended up working there for the next year and a half.”