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Students

Humanities, Culture & Society: Your expertise can do more than you think

You don’t need to know your career path yet. A student job is a good way to test your expertise and get an insight into which directions suit your interests and skills. A student job is a good way to test your expertise in practice.

We help you find out where your skills create value.

Test your expertise

You can use your expertise for more than you think. Through study-relevant work, you can test your academic abilities on real tasks.

You can explore different fields and find out where your interests create the most value. This gives you a strong foundation to stand on when you one day take the next step after your degree.

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Which areas can you work in?

Your skills can be used in many places. For example in:

  • Language, communication and outreach

    Focus on language comprehension, written and oral communication and text production. Makes complex content understandable for different audiences.

  • Visual identity, UX and creative design

    Designing user experiences, visual concepts and digital interfaces. Creates aesthetic and user-friendly solutions for digital platforms.

  • Culture, history and human behaviour

    Understanding cultural trends, historical contexts and human behaviour. Analyses how values and traditions shape society.

  • Society, politics and social structures

    Focus on how society is structured, political processes and social dynamics. Explores how institutions, laws and norms affect citizens.

  • Media, digital culture and concept development

    Developing digital media concepts, content and digital solutions. Analyses the role of the media and their interplay with modern society.

  • Pedagogy, education and human development

    Focus on learning processes, well-being and personal development. Working to create a setting for learning, personal growth and social interaction.

Degrees in Humanities, Culture & Society

Taught in English

  • Culture, Communication and Globalization
  • International Relations
  • Techno-Anthropology
  • Tourism

Taught in Danish

  • International virksomhedskommunikation i engelsk
  • It, læring og organisatorisk omstilling
  • Jura
  • Kommunikation
  • Kommunikation og digitale medier
  • Kriminologi
  • Oplevelsesdesign
  • Organisatorisk læring
  • Psykologi
  • Sociologi
  • Sprog og internationale studier, engelsk
  • Statskundskab
  • Teknoantropologi

Questions and answers

What can I use my degree for in a company?

More than you might think. For example language and communication, UX and design, media and concept development, culture and society, or learning and well-being. We help you find out where your skills create value.

Who can apply?

You can apply for a student job through TrailBlaze if you are enrolled in higher education. This includes university degrees, professional bachelor’s degrees and academy profession degrees. It also applies to international students.

Why should I apply for a student job through TrailBlaze?

You don’t have to send applications out blindly, and you get both guidance during the interview process and support if you start the job through us.

How many hours will I work?

Typically 8 -⁠ 20 hours a week. We align expectations with the companies, so there is room for your studies, exam periods and a busy everyday life.

Am I guaranteed a job?

No, we cannot guarantee a student job. But we keep your profile and contact you if we find a relevant match for your degree and your skills.

Any questions?

Write to or call Sarah. She is ready to answer your questions, wherever you are in the process.