Danish Film Institute seeks a student assistant for HR & Legal

Are you looking for a study-relevant job where you gain practical experience with public administration and responsibility for exciting tasks and lots of film-loving colleagues? Then the position in Filminstituttets HR & Jura department might be something for you.

About the position

We are still looking for another student assistant who is eager and capable to work with administrative tasks within law and HR.

As a student assistant with us you will have a varied workday and a broad interface, as we operate as a staff function across the organization.

Among your typical tasks will be

• Handling requests for access to information in collaboration with the lawyers
• Data protection
• Legal and administrative tasks, including tasks related to copyright
• Various HR tasks within recruitment, employment and onboarding

About you

We imagine that you study law, political science or similar and are at least 2 years into your education. You are meticulous, systematic and good at planning and prioritizing.

You have good communication skills – both written and spoken – and work independently and structured with your tasks. Good collaboration means a lot to you, and you also contribute to the fact that we feel good when we are at work.

About us

You will become part of Filminstituttets HR & Jura-department and work closely with skilled, caring and welcoming colleagues. We think we have an inclusive community ourselves, and we want to make a difference with our professionalism. Your closest colleagues will be a lawyer and another student assistant.

We get along well, we laugh and greatly value that we can be who we are, while simultaneously delivering high quality to the organization and reaching our strategic goals.

We offer a lovely office with a view of Kongens Have, a good canteen, film screenings and coffee ad libitum.

Employment terms

You are employed as a hourly-paid student assistant with pay and employment terms according to the central collective agreement between the Ministry of Finance and Public Employees Organisations – The Public Sector and the collective agreement for clerical staff, laboratory technicians and IT staff (HK).

Your working hours will be on average 15 hours per week, and planned with regard to your teaching and exams.

Information and application

If you have questions about the position, you can contact the head of HR and Law, Cat Hindberg, at tel. 33 74 34 43 or email: [email protected].

Applications, CV, academic transcript and documentation of study activity must be sent electronically via our application system no later than 18 October 2026. Click on Apply for the job below.

We seek a staff composition that reflects the surrounding society. Therefore we encourage all qualified regardless of personal background to apply for the position.