Positions as student programmers at The Department of Economics and Business Economics
maj 23:59 CEST Forventet start 26. maj Institut for Økonomi Universitetsbyen 51 8000 Aarhus C Tidsbegrænset deltidsstilling 26. maj 2026 - 25. maj 2028 9 timer pr. uge ID: 20982 Søg stillingen The Department of Economics and Business Economics is seeking one or more student programmers to help with a research project within labour market economics and education economics.
About the position In the position as student programmer, you will become part of a dynamic workplace and gain valuable hands-on experience with programming and data analysis. You will be affiliated with one or more of the research fields and projects listed below within labour market research and education economics.Your specific tasks will be agreed upon on an ongoing basis with the lead researcher on the projects, Daisuke Adachi.
You will, among other things, be involved in: Assisting researchers with data processing via programming in various coding languages, including SAS and Stata Working with register data from Statistics Denmark (Danmarks Statistik), including helping to structure and analyse the data Using statistical software to estimate econometric models Reporting tasks, including the production of tables, figures, etc.
Reading relevant research literature, as well as collecting and processing information from the internet for research databases Ad hoc administrative assistance to project leaders The project analyses various aspects of adult education and training, consisting of two subprojects: one focusing on vocational education (erhvervsuddannelser) with an emphasis on the retraining (omskoling) of unskilled adults, and the other examining AMU programmes and adult/continuing education for individuals already in employment.
About you We imagine that you are currently enrolled in a degree programme in economics, mathematical economics, or political science–economics. We expect that you have a general interest in programming as well as in working with data collection and data analysis.In addition, we imagine that you: have experience with programming in various tools, although this is not a requirement. are academically strong and have a general understanding of and interest in economic data and models. are quality-conscious, detail-oriented, and have a high work capacity.
are able to work independently and in a structured manner. are motivated and eager to develop new skills, for example within programming. In the selection of candidates, emphasis is placed both on your academic profile and on grades achieved during your studies.
Do you have any questions? If you have questions about the positions, you are welcome to contact the researcher responsible for the project: Associate Professor Daisuke Adachi, [email protected].If you need help with uploading your job application, please contact Office Apprentice Sara Thordahl Lavridsen per email: [email protected].
Terms of employment The workplace will be at the Department for Business and Business Economics (Institut for Økonomi), Universitetsbyen 51, 8000 Aarhus CStart-up: 26 May 2026 or as soon as possible by agreement.Working hours are an average of 9 hours per week with flexible scheduling in agreement with the immediate manager, for instance during exam periods.Number of months: 24There is the possibility of one to two fixed-term positions with a duration of just over two years.You will be employed as a student programmer.
Salery and other terms as agreed between the Ministry of Finance and PROSA/Stat. Employment procedure Your application (in Danish or English) should include: A letter of motivation, a confirmation of enrollment (including grade transcript) and a CV.The application must be submitted via Aarhus University’s recruitment system whichcan be accessed under the job advertisement on Aarhus University's website.Applications must be submitted by 19 May 2026.Job interviews will be conducted in week 21.Aarhus University’s ambition is to be an attractive and inspiring workplace for all and tofoster a culture in which each individual has opportunities to thrive, achieve anddevelop.
We view equality and diversity as assets, and we welcome all applicants. Ansøgning sendes via Aarhus Universitets rekrutteringssystem, som kan tilgås under stillingsopslaget på Aarhus Universitets hjemmeside. Spørgsmål til stillingen ? Daisuke Adachi Lektor, Institut for Økonomi +4587151579 [email protected] Spørgsmål til ansøgning og proces ?Administrationscenter Aarhus BSS - BSS Økonomi, Aarhus +4587150807 [email protected] Søg stillingen Ansøgningsfrist: tirsdag den 19. maj 2026 kl. 23:59 CEST 37.000 studerende inklusiv ph.d.-studerende 8.700 ansatte opgjort i årsværk 8,3 mia. kr. omsætning Flere nøgletal om AU Den gode forberedelse Information til dig, der overvejer at søge en stilling eller skal forberede dig til en jobsamtale.
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