How International Graduates Navigate the Danish Job Market
A new Copenhagen Post podcast explores the realities of finding work and staying in Denmark after university.
2026年9月17日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /International graduates in Denmark face growing challenges when transitioning into the local workforce.
A new episode of the podcast What Are You Doing in Denmark explores this transition.
Hosts Derek and Brooke spoke with DTU graduate Jose Marquez about his personal experience.
Marquez moved from Texas to study wind energy at the Technical University of Denmark.
He built a life in Copenhagen while trying to secure local employment after graduation.
Marquez shared practical advice on navigating job-search visas and building a professional network.
He discussed writing Danish-style CVs and preparing effectively for local job interviews.
Understanding expectations around Danish language skills remains very important for international applicants.
Finding student assistant jobs and attending career fairs can greatly assist foreign students.
Former graduates note that professional networking in Denmark functions like building infrastructure.
Expats without local networks face steep hurdles when seeking long-term employment.
Job searchers must also navigate corporate AI adoption and non-EEA visa rules.
The full podcast episode is available on major streaming platforms, according to CPH Post.
Source: The Copenhagen Post


