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A sustainable gift concept for newborns and a multi-functional thermal baby bottle both win a prize at the Danish Championships in Entrepreneurship.

Denmark’s best internship company has just been crowned. RAMBOLL Management Consulting and intern Louise Kjær Petersen from Business Academy Aarhus won the Jury’s Special prize after competing with the seven other internship companies at a major event at the Copenhagen Stock Exchange.

Eight companies will battle it out on Tuesday, 28 May for this year’s best Business Academy internship company. Denmark’s Business Academies are responsible for the competition which focuses on how internship companies create value for students and themselves.

The consultant company Rambøll Management Consulting provided intern Louise Kjær Petersen with the opportunity to contribute and grow professionally right from the start of her internship - and this has ensured them first place in Business Academy Aarhus’ best internship company competition.

Students from Business Academy Aarhus will get sought-after digital competencies in the fields of marketing, data analysis and software development - and perhaps even a job with the new ‘Digital Academy Internship’

10 percent increase in quota 2 applications. Several apply for programmes with low unemployment.

Kristina Ivanova and Cæcilie Johansen want to be part of the next generation of IT technologists who actively influence the future of technology. They encourage more women to choose a future-proof IT programme.

Join the competition to decide this year’s best internship company. Business Academy Aarhus invites all former and current students in an internship – in Denmark – to take part in the competition.

Business Academy Aarhus prides itself in providing excellent Go Abroad possibilities for all our students and the International Office has now secured agreements with 70 partner universities, scattered all over the globe. Most of our partners are based in Europe, but we also have a wide spectrum of countries from non-EU countries.

21-year old Francesca Masciadri learnt about Business Academy Aarhus at a fair in Italy in 2016 and since then has taken the road less travelled in her educational pursuits.