A student job gives you the chance to take your knowledge out into the real world. You can work on complex issues, explore them from new angles and help find solutions that create value.
We help you find a job where you can use your expertise and help make a difference in practice.
Use your expertise on real-world issues where your knowledge can create value for people, the environment and society. A study-relevant job gives you the chance to turn what you learn in your studies into practical tasks and concrete solutions. Turn what you learn in your studies into practical tasks and concrete solutions.
You get the chance to explore, analyse and work on issues that are relevant to your field. At the same time, you can develop your skills and gain experience of using your expertise outside the university. Get the chance to explore, analyse and work on issues that are relevant to your field.
We look for tasks where your expertise makes a difference. For example in:
Carrying out chemical and biological analyses, experiments and equipment testing. Lays the foundation for new medicines, diagnoses and health technology solutions.
Understanding living organisms, ecosystems and biological systems. Explores interactions in nature, biodiversity and genetic structures.
Focus on the human body’s physical functions, anatomy, diet and rehabilitation. Working to optimise health, performance and recovery of the body.
Analysing environmental impacts, climate challenges and natural resources. Developing sustainable solutions to protect our environment.
Processing health and trial data into new knowledge and research. Identifying disease patterns and mapping public health.
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For example in medical technology and laboratory work, biology, nutrition and movement, environment and climate, or data and research. We look for a match based on your degree and your interests.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Write to or call Sarah. She is ready to answer your questions, wherever you are in the process.
CHRO & Co-Founder
Your first point of contact as a student.
Sarah has a vocational office qualification and is passionate about HR and employer branding. At TrailBlaze, she leads HR and the structure of the students' placements.