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"THE TEACHING AT KEA IS ORGANISED ACCORDING TO REALITY"

Mie put all her professionalism from Production Technology into play in her internship at Louis Poulsen and contributed with great value to the design company, which, in turn, included her 100 percent and literally wrote her into the organisation chart. Therefore, Mie and Louis Poulsen are nominated for KEA Internship of the Year.

Internship survey amongst international KEA students

This year again, KEA conducted a survey amongst our international students: They want to top up their degree or use it to make a career here in Denmark – only 3 percent want to return to their home country.

"The study equipped me for the labour market"

The Danish labour market can be quite a thing for international students. Finding a job is one thing, but decoding Danish humour, sarcasm and not least Danish bosses is quite another. But international students at KEA feel they were well equipped for the job in Denmark.

Four important things to know about the Danish labour market – seen through American eyes

Are you ready for a labour market with a flat organisational hierarchy where sarcasm, failure cakes and shared successes go hand in hand with bosses who clean up after breakfast and have the door open to sparring? Here is an intro to the Danish labour market from American Kay Xander Mellish.

First virtual Open House was a success

For the first time in KEA's history, students were able to attend a virtual open house, and the interest exceeded the cautious expectations.

87 percent of KEA’s international students get their internship in Denmark

Every year, we see an increase in the proportion of international KEA students getting their internship in Denmark. One of the reasons behind is our great effort to ensure that international students get internships – and jobs – in Denmark.

How students can change the fashion industry

The e-book 'Fashion at a Turning Point' shows how teachers can best support students in changing the fashion industry into a more sustainable direction. And how companies can benefit the most from students and their knowledge.

BIM TALKS - STUDENTS AT EYE LEVEL WITH INDUSTRY

Architectural Technology and Construction Management student Aske Strandberg has initiated a series of talks that bring together students and some of the biggest and most interesting players in the construction industry. Where both parties learn something.

Nikita stayed in Denmark after graduation

It is lack of jobs that leads international students to leave Denmark – not lack of willingness to stay, says Nikita Gavrilovs. However, he believes there has been a culture change in companies.

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