Employer Panel 

The purpose of setting up employer panels is to ensure effective dialogue between the University of Copenhagen and graduate employers. Systematic dialogue is designed to assure that courses and study programmes match the labour market’s competence requirements. It also improves the departments’ ability to prepare students for the future challenges they will face on the labour market.

The members of the employer panels represent the labour market. They are from both the private and public sectors, and from organisations of various types and sizes. The members must have knowledge of the labour market and sufficient insight into the relevant subject area.

For further information about the employer panels, please refer to Memo concerning employer panels at the Faculty of Social Sciences (PDF). The memo describes the background to the setting up of the panels, their purpose and how they are organised.

Employer panels at the departments

 

Covers the following programmes: BSc and MSc in Anthropology and Professional Master in Health Anthropology.

Employer Panel at Department of Anthropology.

 

 

Covers the following programmes: BSc and MSc in Psychology.

Employer Panel at Department of Psychology (in Danish).

 

 

Covers the following programmes: BSc and MSc in Sociology.

Employer Panel at Department of Sociology.

 

 

Covers the following programmes: BSc and MSc in Political Science, BSc and MSc in Social Science, and MSc in Security Risk Management.

Employer Panel at Department of Political Science.

 

 

Covers the following programmes: BSc and MSc in Economics.

Employer Panel at Department of Economics.

 

 

 

 

Covers MSc in Social Data Science and BSc in Cognitive data science.

Employer Panel at Social Data Science.