Research & Outreach Student Assistant - Flexible Part-Time

KU-CENTER FOR SUNDHED OG SAMFUND; København; On-site; DKK 166,000 - 236,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible hours

On-site workplace

Job summary

CAISA, the National Centre for AI in Society, hosted by the University of Copenhagen, invites 3-4 student assistants to engage in research, communication, and administrative tasks across a collaborative, interdisciplinary hub.

Positions include generic CAISA student assistants and a role focused on impact and outreach, with flexible hours around exams and a December–January start window.

Qualifications

• Must be enrolled in a higher education program.
• Strong Danish and English language skills, both written and spoken.
• Able to handle a wide range of tasks.
• Excellent organizational and information-structuring abilities.
• Willing to learn Webflow (not required for all roles).
• Interest in how AI shapes society.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to research communication, including proofreading and promotion of briefs and graphical tasks.
• Prepare slides and materials for presentations and meetings.
• Support planning and coordination of events and workshops.
• Assist with research-related tasks such as surveys, literature reviews, data cleaning.
• Assist researchers with publication processes ( proofreading, reference management).
• Assist with CAISA website updates in Webflow.
• Support practical aspects of running a growing research centre.

Skills

Danish language skills

English language skills

Attention to detail

Organizational skills

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

Willing to learn Webflow

Education

Enrolled in higher education

Tools

Webflow

Job description

CAISA, the National Centre for AI in Society, hosted by the University of Copenhagen, invites 3-4 student assistants to engage in research, communication, and administrative tasks across a collaborative, interdisciplinary hub.

Positions include generic CAISA student assistants and a role focused on impact and outreach, with flexible hours around exams and a December–January start window.