SODAS is seeking a new student assistant for research project on sea level rise

The research project SURGE: Anticipatory Narratives of Sea-Level Rise in Northern Europe (DFF Sapere Aude), is looking for a student assistant who will be able to support the research group with administrative and practical tasks.

 

The student will be employed at the Center for Social Data Science (SODAS) at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Copenhagen.

 

Work tasks

• Assist with coordination of meetings in research group
• Support researchers with planning and scheduling
• Assist with the organization of events

 

Qualifications

• Interest in project-based work and contributing to project activities
• Motivation for collaborating with others on research-related tasks
• Good communication skills
• English and Danish language

 

Wage and working hours:

On average, you are expected to work 10-15 hours per week.

The period of employment begins 15th of October (or shortly thereafter).

 

The employment is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the General Collective Agreement between the Ministry of Taxation and the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations – the State Sector (OAO-S General Collective Agreement), as well as the Organisation Agreement for Office Staff, Laboratory Technicians, and IT Employees (HK).

 

You will be employed as a student assistant with an hourly wage of at least DKK 145.73 (rate effective from 1 August 2026). Your salary placement will be determined based on your seniority.

 

Candidates are expected to be currently enrolled and active in a higher educational program

 

The application process:

Interested applicants should submit a concise application, which includes their CV and academic transcripts, documentation for enrollment at a higher educational program, using the link below.

All applications should be in English.

(Click "SØG STILLINGEN" at the bottom).

 

The deadline for applications is xxxxth of September.

 

Interviews are expected to be held shortly after the expiration of the application deadline.

All applicants, regardless of gender, religion or ethnicity, are encouraged to apply.

 

Further information:

Should you require any further information regarding the position, please feel free to contact Kristoffer Albris, associate professor, Center for Social Data Science, University of Copenhagen. kristoffer.albris@sodas.ku.dk

 

The University of Copenhagen wishes to reflect the surrounding society and invites all
qualified applicants regardless of personal background to apply for the position.

 

The University of Copenhagen has established a new shared administrative organization, which is still being implemented. This entails ongoing changes and development of, among other things, work processes and areas of collaboration.