Marketing & Communication

At the Consulate General and Innovation Centre Denmark, we're inviting you to step into a dynamic world where innovation meets public diplomacy. Here, you'll collaborate with experts, take ownership of projects that matter, and grow your skills in ways you never imagined.

What you’ll do

As part of our Marketing & Communications Team, you’ll create powerful stories about Danish innovation, science, and sustainability for a global audience. You will have a chance to put your skills into play and dive deeper into topics of your interest.

Here’s what your day might look like:

• Create buzz by managing social media platforms with engaging posts, videos, and articles.
• Connect communities through events and delegation visits that showcase Danish innovation.
• Shape strategies by contributing to big-picture communication plans with your fresh perspective.
• Explore cool topics and dive into areas like climate tech, AI, or life science through your day-to-day tasks and our projects.

What’s in it for you?

This internship is designed to give you n a glimpse into the professional world while at the same time challenging yourself by living abroad for six months. You’ll:

• Gain real-world experience in marketing and communications, and learn how to execute in a lean organization.
• Collaborate with an inspiring team in the heart of Silicon Valley and grow as a professional through dedicated supervision.
• Build a portfolio of projects that you can be proud of.
• Take part in shaping initiatives that promote Danish sustainability, technology, and innovation on a global scale.

You’ll leave this internship with a global professional network, a portfolio of cool projects, and lifelong memories from living on the golden coast of California.

What we’re looking for

We’re not about strict requirements; we’re about potential. If you’re someone who loves learning, thrives in creative and fast-paced environments, and has a knack for communicating big ideas in simple ways, we’d love to hear from you. Experience with social media and tools like Canva or CapCut is a bonus, but curiosity and enthusiasm matter most. The rest you can learn.