For international students in Denmark
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We aggregate student job listings from across Denmark, translate them into English, and filter for jobs you're actually permitted to work. No Danish required.
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Student Assistant – Marketing
Support our marketing team with campaign analysis, social media content, and weekly reporting. Flexible hours to fit your study schedule.
Employer
Novo Nordisk
Location
Copenhagen
Hours/week
15–20 hrs/wk
Source
Jobindex
Barista & Café Assistant
Friendly café in central Copenhagen looking for a part-time barista. Previous experience preferred but not required. Evening and weekend shifts available.
Employer
The Coffee Collective
Location
Copenhagen
Hours/week
10–15 hrs/wk
Source
Studerende.dk
IT Support Intern
Join our IT department for a paid internship. You will assist with helpdesk tickets, hardware setup, and internal tool documentation. Great for CS students.
Employer
Vestas
Location
Aarhus
Hours/week
15–20 hrs/wk
Source
Retail Sales Assistant
Busy electronics retailer in Odense seeks a part-time sales assistant. Good customer communication skills required. Danish or English accepted.
Employer
Elgiganten
Location
Odense
Hours/week
0–10 hrs/wk
Source
Jobindex
Student Assistant – Data & Analytics
Help our analytics team process survey data and build dashboards in Power BI. Ideal for students studying statistics, business, or computer science.
Employer
Maersk
Location
Copenhagen
Hours/week
15–20 hrs/wk
Source
University Job Board
Part-time Warehouse Associate
Physical role picking and packing orders at a logistics centre near Aalborg. Shifts available mornings and weekends. No prior experience needed.
Employer
GLS Denmark
Location
Aalborg
Hours/week
10–15 hrs/wk
Source
Studerende.dk
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Work permit rules
Know your limits before you apply
Danish work permit rules vary by visa type. We surface eligibility based on standard restrictions — always confirm with SIRI or your university before starting work.
Citizens of EU or EEA countries studying in Denmark. Full work rights with no hour restrictions under Danish law.
No formal cap — 20 hrs/wk shown as a practical guideline for student workload balance.
Non-EU nationals holding a Danish student residence permit. Permitted to work up to 15 hours per week during term time.
Full-time work permitted during June, July, and August.
International PhD students and researchers enrolled at a Danish institution. Work permit is tied to the specific host institution and project.
Additional paid work outside the PhD project may require a separate authorisation from SIRI.