Student Assistant Job for INCULTUM-project Regarding Tourism at The Department of Management, Society and Communication, Copenhagen Business School

We are looking for student assistance for CBS’ contribution for the three-year EU-funded project INCLULTUM.

The project aims at paving the ground for promoting cultural tourism in 10 selected regions across Europe, the Ten Pilots Cases. These are presently seen as marginal and peripheral, yet each of them demonstrates its own unique potential for future innovation and growth, driven (among other factors) by tourism. Read more about the project here: https://incultum.eu/

The role of CBS includes building a detailed stakeholder map covering each of these Pilots and the similarities and differences existing between them. This will serve as a basis for more efficiently identifying and handling the opportunities and challenges encountered by the overall effort.

We expect one or more student assistants to be actively involved in this work, and possibly also in other tasks later on, on a part-time basis. So: If you are interested in improving your skills in stakeholder analysis and mapping, including computer visualizations of the results – and might even consider writing your Master or BA thesis within the thematic scope of the project – please get in touch.

Tasks includes but are not limited to:

• Correspondence with and data gathering from project partners
• Drafting of working documents, including stakeholder maps
• Working with computer visualization of key variables
• Contributing to data analysis

We value someone who:

• Has great organizational skills
• Fluency in English and great communication skills
• Analytical mind and skills
• Interest in the field and willing to learn new skills

We can offer a position in interesting work environment at a dynamic, international and fun place to work. You will be part of an engaged and motivated research environment with plenty of opportunities to develop personal and analytical skills.

In order to be considered, your application must include:

• Short statement of motivation
• Updated CV
• Proof of enrollment at an institute of higher education.

Salary and terms of employment

Salary and Employment Conditions You will be employed at Copenhagen Business School according to the joint agreement between the Ministry of Finance and the Public Employees' Unions (HK-organisationsaftalen og Fællesoverenskomsten mellem Finansministeriet og Offentligt Ansatte Organisationer (OAO-S Fællesoverenskomsten).

Working hours: approx. 10. hours per week

Expected Start: As soon as possible

If you have any questions about the job you can contact to Carsten Humlebæk ([email protected] ) who is the manager of CBS’ part of the project or to Viktor Smith ([email protected] ) who is a senior CBS researcher also associated with the project and presently working on a roadmap for the stakeholder analysis.

Should you have any questions regarding the employment process do not hesitate to contact HR coordinator Majbritt Vendelbo at [email protected] .

Closing date: 10 October 2021.

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