Student assistant: Statistical Analysis/Data Management for a Longitudinal Research Project on Social Entrepreneurship Education
The Department of Management, Society & Communication at Copenhagen Business School is looking for a new student assistant with an interest in statistical analysis and/or data mangement for a longitudinal research project on social entrepreneurship education.
As a student assistant, you will be affiliated with Kai Hockerts and Anne-Karen Hüske and become part of an international team of student assistants working on social entrepreneurship projects.
This includes projects related to promoting social entrepreneurship education across the Aurora universities and support research by collecting and cleaning multi-year longitudinal data as well as assisting the econometric modeling and statistical analysis of several different panel data sets.
The tasks will include:
- Collecting and cleaning data, especially related to survey data
- Organizing large panel datasets
- Providing research support in statistical analysis and modeling
- Reviewing academic literature
Highly valued qualifications:
- Experience with statistical tools (in particular R)
- Advanced in MS Excel
- Detailed oriented
- Interested in/experience with social entrepreneurship
- People-oriented and service-minded
- Focused learner
- Punctual and accessible
In order to be considered, your application must include:
- Short statement of motivation
- Updated CV
Students with proof of enrollment until at least May 2028 are preferred.
We offer
We can offer a position in an interesting work environment at a diverse, 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 technical skills. The position offers flexible working hours and the option to work remotely.
Salary and terms of employment
Employment takes place in accordance with the HK organisational agreement and the Collective Agreement between the Ministry of Finance and Publicly Employed Organisations (OAO-S Collective Agreement).
The salary currently ranges between DKK 144.80 and DKK 151.90 per hour and is dependent on previous employment in the office profession and level of education. The pension contribution amounts to 16% of the pensionable salary components.
It is a prerequisite for employment that you are an active student at a higher educational institution.
The recruitment process
Copenhagen Business School invites all qualified candidates to apply for the position. A recruitment committee will assess applications and call a selection of qualified candidates for an interview.
One of CBS' strategic goals is to promote diversity and inclusion in our organisation. Therefore, we strive for a hiring process that reduces potential bias. Consequently, we encourage applicants not to include photos or unnecessary information about personal circumstances in the application.
Additional information
If you want to know more about the job content, please contact Frederik Steffensen on fs.msc@cbs.dk or on jobcall.msc@cbs.dk
Interviews are expected to be held on an ongoing basis.
You apply for the position online, where you fill in the application form and attach your application with information about previous employment, exam papers and CV.
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We are located at Frederiksberg and have approximately 20,000 full and part-time students, 800 full-time faculty members, 200 PhD students and 700 administrative staff, and a full portfolio of bachelor, master, MBA/EMBA, PhD and executive programmes taught in English and Danish.
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