Internships in Copenhagen, Denmark

If you’ve never completed an internship abroad before, you may be concerned about what to expect. Once you’ve done your research, we’re sure you’ll have it all figured out. Weigh up all your options (as they are probably many of them) and don’t rush into anything. 

Popular types of internships in Copenhagen. Love animals? Zoology internships are easy to come by in Copenhagen. These are perfect for those who have recently graduated and want to strengthen their resume before taking a full time job in their home countries. Budding zoologists will also be delighted to visit other neighbouring countries to observe wildlife one may not have a chance to see in other European countries (like beautiful birds and sweet seals). 

Science related fields, such as marine science are also very popular here, but are not limited to this field. Be sure you thoroughly search for the internship in Copenhagen you have your heart set on. There’s one for everyone!

Short term internships and summer internships vs. long-term internships in Copenhagen. If you have a long term goal related to your internship abroad, you should try your hardest to stay for as long as possible. Staying longer will enable you to learn about the work you’re doing in more detail in that particular area of the world. Understandably, it isn’t always possible for everyone to commit to these long term positions. If this is the case for you, enrolling in a short term internship can be just as valuable. Short term internships allow you to take time out of your busy lives (especially popular during summer breaks), while allowing you to learn about your field of work or study in a new environment.

Unpaid vs. paid internships in Copenhagen. We would all love to get paid for work we do, but this is the real world, and often internships are unpaid. Internships in Copenhagen are no different. Organizations, companies, schools, and more often pay a lot of money on materials and resources to provide these internships for international workers. Although you may have to live for a while on minimal spending, just think of what you’ll get in return and what it means for your future possibilities. If you do get offered a paid internship, do a happy dance and take the offer as this is a rarity these days!