What is a graduate programme?
A graduate programme is a fixed-term entry-level job (also known as trainee programmes) offered by companies to graduates, without the need for previous work experience.
Graduate programmes include a salary, and usually involve rotations in the company and typically last between 12 and 24 months.
Graduate programmes are used by companies to attract highly competent graduates, investing in a long-term vision of these individuals as future leaders and specialists within the organisation.
Graduate Programme Night
Graduate Programme Night gives you the opportunity to meet up with 22 interesting companies and learn more about their different graduate programmes and how you can apply for one.
Time and place
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Thursday 17 November 2022, at 16:00–19:30
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Fuglesangs Allé 4, 8210 Aarhus V.
Meet the following companies
The companies will present the specific graduate programmes that they offer.
How to register
When you sign up, please note that you must select the five different companies that you find the most interesting for you to meet. We will match you with three of them for in-depth group sessions. However, you will also have the opportunity to meet more of the companies afterwards at the open session.
The event is for Master's degree students at Aarhus BSS on their 3rd og 4th semester.
- Please note that the event is in English.
- Participation is free, but registration is required.
The programme for Graduate Programme Night 2022
16.00: | Welcome in Auditorium M3 |
16.10: | Company presentations (two-minute challenge for each company) |
17.15: | Presentation of matches (students only) |
Break with tapas and drinks (Upper/Lower Multiroom). | |
17.45: | Meet the company at their table – session 1 (Upper/Lower Multiroom) |
18.15: | Meet the company at their table – session 2 (Upper/Lower Multiroom) |
18.45: | Meet the company at their table – session 3 (Upper/Lower Multiroom) |
19.10: | Open session and networking at the company stalls |
19.30: | End of the night - Thank you for participating |