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Copenhagen Business School’s Department of Digitalization invites current Danish university students to apply for part-time student instructor positions for spring 2027. The role supports MSc programmes in Digital Business and Data Science with exercise classes, tutorials and feedback.
Appointments are for up to three years. The hourly rate is DKK 257.75 with pension 1.78%. Applications should include course preference, CV and enrolment documentation.
Would you like to support your fellow students while putting your academic knowledge into practice? A position as a student instructor at the Department of Digitalization may be right for you.
The Department of Digitalization is seeking student instructors for several courses on the MSc Business Administration Digital Business and MSc Business Administration Data Science programmes from spring 2027. The positions are part-time and may be filled for a period of up to three years. Interviews will be held on an ongoing basis, so interested candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
As a student instructor, you will contribute to students’ learning through exercise classes, tutorials, supervision and academic feedback. The teaching complements the instruction provided by the course coordinators and other faculty members.
Some courses may involve specific responsibilities, such as scheduled supervision or work with particular programming languages, tools and technologies.
Emphasis will be placed on the applicant’s teaching potential. Previous teaching experience is an advantage, but not a requirement.
The Department of Digitalization is an internationally recognised research institution within the field of information systems. The department is committed to high academic quality in both research and teaching and aims to create an engaging and inclusive learning environment for students.
Appointment and salary is based on the Ministry of Finance's agreement regarding student teaching assistants. Salary will only be paid for lessons taught, based on hours reported in LONIN. At the moment the hourly rate is DKK 257.75 and pension at 1,78 pct.
Copenhagen Business School encourages all qualified candidates to apply. An appointment committee will review the applications and invite selected candidates for an interview. CBS actively promotes diversity and inclusion and aims to ensure a recruitment process that reduces potential bias. Applicants are therefore encouraged not to include a photograph or unnecessary personal information.
25 October 2026
If you have any questions about the position, please contact Anne Grøn Böckel-Lundorff at
Read more about the Department of Digitalization at www.cbs.dk/digi
Copenhagen Business School is an internationally oriented business university that contributes to the development of business and society through research and education.