Balance your study life

Make it part of the preparation for the job search to match expectations about salary and find out whether there is an opportunity to get extra benefits in the contract before you apply.

It can be difficult to return to the environment that made you ill, but with the right tools, you can definitely overcome it and come back even stronger.

There are significant differences between daily life in high school and in higher education. A well-known differences is that you have much more control over the direction and input throughout the semester.

The use of artificial intelligence in studies is growing and has also received a lot of criticism along the way. Expert guides you to what a day with AI by your side could look like.

Finding the balance between studies and social life can be challenging. But did you know that your social well-being can actually affect your academic performance?

As a student, it can feel like there are constant demands on your time and energy. But fear not; you just need to learn to say ‘NO’.

Student grants and potential part-time jobs are not the only way to manage your finances; funds and grants are a great opportunity for fantastic experiences and a financial boost to your tight student budget.

Do you know what your student life should look like? Not just the direction, but also how the balance between study and leisure should shape up?

As a student in a STEM programme, you are probably used to high demands from lecturers, your surroundings, and yourself. But where do the expectations for your student life come from, you ask?

Exam preparation, new social relationships, pressure of expectations, uncertainty. There can be many experiences associated with student life that require a bit of extra adjustment.

There can be many reasons to consider a break; more time for personal projects, financial considerations, or to prevent burnout. But what does it really mean to take a break?

A run-through of the things you might encounter and need to know for the first time in your new studies.

Get concrete tips on how and where to search for student accommodation, how to avoid being deceived, and what rights you have according to the Danish Tenancy Law.

Moving in to your own place? Before signing that contract it is a good idea to have a basic understanding of the Danish Rent Act. Read our FAQ first.

For some, the introductory games, guided tours, and name rounds at the start of university are a huge party, while for others, it’s a challenge where you’d rather hide under the duvet and show up later in the year when things have settled down.

Choosing to study one or more semesters in Denmark is both exciting and challenging. With this guide, we want to support you in understanding some general unwritten rules in your study, so that you can get off to a good start.

Read our 3 steps to gain an overview of your finances and establish a sensible budget.
Plus, get 7 additional tips on how to make the most of your student finance.

She leaps over obstacles on the athletics track and in her studies. This is how Juliane Falsig Hvid balances a demanding study and being an elite athlete on course for the Olympics.

A good break is worth its weight in gold. But it's especially important to remember that when exam season rolls around universities around the country at the same time as the sun peaks out after its own long break.

Get concrete help on how to better structure your tasks and become more efficient in your daily life. We have divided them into three typical study situations, but you can use the tools across the board, as it suits you.

Planning, reaching out to fellow students and remembering how important sleep is made the list. What else? Read on.

When exam deadlines approach, your course load suddenly seems more intense than it has felt all semester. Get our tips on how to get things done and ready for exam day.

Writing your Master’s thesis will be full of pitfalls and challenges. However, the chance to immerse yourself in something that interests you can be a really positive experience.

Making connections and networking while studying will increase your chances of nailing a permanent job when you graduate. We'll guide you!

You are considering a student job and and finding a lot of exciting companies that you want to apply to. Have you also familiarized yourself with what your labor as a student employee is worth?

Perhaps you have a hard time competing for the more exciting tasks because you are simply “just a student assistant”. It doesn’t have to be like that; here are some handy tips to implement right away.

Christina’s story is one of the importance of getting a relevant student job and taking advantage of the flat hierarchy in the Danish culture.

It is a great idea to learn the language while studying. Especially if you want to immerse yourself in Danish culture or want to better your chances at student job opening. Get tips and links for futher help here.

If you are new to the Danish job market, it can be hard to figure out how it is all organised. Let us help you with this miniguide into workings of the Danish model, flexicurity, legislation and more.

While looking for a student job in Denmark, take into consideration that there might be some relevant differences between that which you are familiar with and Danish workplace culture.