Together with Aalborg University and ShippingLab, Maritime Research Alliance hosted a ‘Maritime Careers Fair’ in Aalborg on March 6.
It is free for all companies to participate, but it is required that participating companies can offer either a student assistant position, an internship position, full-time employment, or a topic for a thesis proposal within the foreseeable future.
Among the participating companies, we had MAN Energy Solutions, Logimatic – We’re now Init, OSK Design, Sternula, Danish Technological Institute, Njord and Bunker.
Learn more by contacting Magnus Gary at mg@shippinglab.dk.
Study lines at Aalborg University:
– Bachelor
– Master
Tentative programme
10.30 – 10.45 Welcome and short introduction to Blue Denmark
10.45 – 11.15 Company talks from two companies from Blue Denmark
Company talks where recently educated engineers present their route into the maritime world, their assignments and responsibility and possibilities to continue their growth in the company and the industry.
11.15 – 12.00 Informal talks between students and companies
Informal talks between participating students and companies. Companies should present opportunities to students in relation to:
• Bachelor and Master thesis possibilities within a topic of relevance to the company
• Student assistant position at the company
• Internship positions at the company
• Full-time employment
12.00 – 12.45 Lunch and informal talks (continued)
12.45 – 13.15 Company talks (one company from Blue Denmark and on professor from AAU)
13.15 – 14.00 Informal talks (continued)
Besides the Maritime Careers Fair, Aalborg University along with ShippingLab will be financially supporting internships or part-time work opportunities for students from the Department of Mathematical Sciences with companies representing Blue Denmark. Please let us know if you are interested in participating or just want to learn more about it.
The event is free for all companies thanks to DS NORDEN’s support to ShippingLab’s work on attracting technical talent to the Blue Denmark.