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Prospective Employer Panels

Prospective employer panels

Prospective employer panels contribute with input and assessment of the programme's quality and relevance to society and act as an advisory forum to strengthen the dialogue and interaction between the programme and the profession and job market that the programme is targeted to.

Prospective employer panels

Prospective employer panels contribute with input and assessment of the programme's quality and relevance to society and act as an advisory forum to strengthen the dialogue and interaction between the programme and the profession and job market that the programme is targeted to.

The head of department, in collaboration with the head of studies and the study board, ensures that a broadly composed prospective employer panel is set up that reflects both academic competence and the needs of the labour market. The panel functions as an advisory forum that contributes to the dialogue between education and business, and supports the development of relevant, future-proofed education. 

The panel of prospective employers deals with: 

  • Development of new and existing degree programmes
  • Quality, relevance and exam format of the degree programmes
  • Interaction between education and the labour market
  • Recruitment and future competence needs 

The panel consists of a minimum of six external members as well as internal representatives from the department. The members are appointed for four years with the possibility of extension, and at least one meeting is held annually. The prospective employer panels are approved by the faculty and play a key role in ensuring that the degree programmes match society's needs, both now and in the future. 

Dansk / Danish

Engelsk / English

Turisme / Tourism

Kunst og Teknologi / Art and Technology

Musik / Music

Musikterapi / Music Therapy

Anvendt filosofi / Applied Philosophy

Kommunikation og Digitale Medier / Communication and Digital Media

Psykologi / Psychology

International Virksomhedskommunikation / International Business Communication

Læring, It og Organisation

Efter- og videreuddannelse i Kultur og Læring

Master i IT og Læring

Student Guidance

Our student counsellors are well-versed in our degree programmes, study environment, examination formats, credit transfer, internships, and much more. Student guidance is available to both prospective and current students.

Quality Assurance

Aalborg University's quality assurance and development must ensure that the programmes are developed in relation to the university's current strategy.

Study Boards

The study board approves, among other things, the programmes and handles cases regarding credit transfer as well as exemptions from educational regulations and study programmes.