Is it difficult to stay and work in Denmark after studying abroad?

Students who have completed their studies in Denmark must understand the social environment if they want to stay and work in Denmark smoothly. Let's see how difficult it is to stay and work in Denmark after studying abroad.

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1, weakening level

Danes have a very special understanding of hierarchy. They believe that regardless of the position, everyone is equal, and employees can directly raise their concerns to the CEO without having to convey them layer by layer. They are never afraid to question managers, and managers are willing to accept well-founded questions.

This weakened hierarchy enables Danes to share their ideas more freely and ensure that these ideas are conveyed to management.

It is such a free and carefree working environment that inspires their infinite creativity and inspiration. No wonder their mood and work efficiency are soaring.

2. International business environment

In modern commercial society, the attraction of international environment to talents can be imagined. Denmark is such a country with an international business environment. It has been rated as one of the "best countries to do business in the world" by the World Bank and Forbes magazine for many times.

In Denmark, we have a unique employment security system. Employers can hire and fire talents flexibly, and employees can choose their employers safely and securely. If employees are unemployed, Denmark will also provide them with living security.

Such a strong employment security system has certainly greatly improved the satisfaction index of Danish employees and made them "the happiest employees in the world".

3. Complete infrastructure

Denmark is located in Australia, at the gateway of northern Europe, with flat terrain and no major natural disasters. Per capita GDP ranks in the top ten, with rich consumer market and stable economic and political environment. The Danish government strongly supports infrastructure construction, and a large amount of public investment is invested in transportation infrastructure, power grid and renewable energy, especially the reliability of power grid is as high as 99.97%.

In addition, Denmark's perfect infrastructure and central location will provide the fastest and smoothest channel in Europe for your logistics and distribution activities.

4. Strong global competitiveness

Denmark is a small Nordic country, but its comprehensive competitiveness has never been weak.

In the latest World Economic Forum (WEF)20 19 global competitiveness index report, Denmark ranks 10th. In the 20 19 World Competitiveness Yearbook, Denmark ranks sixth. Especially in the indicators of "efficient labor market", "experienced talent reserve" and "flexible business environment".

Such a competitive economy leads the world in clean technology, renewable energy, robots and drones, medical and health care, information and communication, food and agriculture, design and other industries, and has great development potential.

Advantages of studying abroad

1. Unlike the high tuition fees in many European and American countries, the tuition fees in Danish universities are very close to the people. For many students with poor economic ability, choosing to study in Denmark can relieve a lot of pressure, save working time and concentrate on their studies;

2. Denmark is a member of the European Union, and it is interrelated with other European countries in many aspects. Therefore, studying in Denmark will help you understand Europe and develop in Europe in the future.

Besides excellent environment, Denmark is also famous for its high welfare. Students studying here can enjoy free medical care, which not only ensures good health, but also does not have to worry about economic pressure;

4. The undergraduate education system in Denmark is relatively short, generally three years. Compared with domestic students who have finished college in four years, they can graduate one year ahead of schedule, take the postgraduate entrance examination or take part in work in advance;

During the school holiday, students have the right to work legally, not only with higher income per hour, but also without paying taxes.

Job hunting advantage

Universities in Denmark and even northern Europe are characterized by higher teaching quality and more emphasis on practice. Take business as an example, many courses are taught in cooperation with some large local enterprises, and some courses are even completed in enterprises for a whole year. Students only need to submit a report at the end of the semester, and this report needs a lot of actual data to support it.

This teaching mode has won the favor of enterprises, and many multinational companies choose many graduates from Danish universities every year. Many business schools and universities employ corporate professionals as lecturers. These lecturers are not just going through the motions like holding one or two lectures, but teaching for at least one semester or one academic year, which is closely integrated with enterprise practice.

In addition to business, Danish majors such as design, machinery and precision instruments also have close ties with enterprises, which is also a major feature of Nordic universities.