Is it easy for Danish students to find jobs?

Many students choose to study in Denmark, so is it easy for Danish students to find jobs? Let's take a look! Welcome to reading.

Is it easy for Danish students to find jobs?

Is it easy to find a job when studying in Denmark? In recent years, studying in northern Europe has become a new trend for many students in China, among which Denmark has become the best choice for many students.

School-enterprise cooperation pays attention to practice

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.

Undergraduate education in Denmark only accepts local high school students.

Many language classes in Denmark belong to "folk high schools" series, but they are not strictly high schools or pre-university courses, because although national high schools provide foreign students with language and other cultural courses, they may not be able to enter Danish universities directly after studying.

Is it easy to find a job when studying in Denmark? Because Danish undergraduate education only accepts students studying in Danish high schools, some colleges can accept foreign high school graduates, and students can apply for undergraduate courses after studying in colleges and obtaining corresponding academic qualifications. The advantage of reading Danish is that many colleges and universities teach in Danish, and there are fewer majors and colleges that teach English.