Student Assistant

The Lundbeck Foundation is looking for a STUDENT ASSISTANT for our online educational platform, Neurotorium!

Your team

You will join the Neurotorium team, where you will be one of six colleagues with backgrounds in neuroscience, psychology, and digital communications, and you will have someone to turn to whenever you need guidance.

You will also be part of the Lundbeck Foundation, a workplace of around 60 colleagues working across grants, investments, ownerships and corporate functions, where we value curiosity, openness and helping each other out.

At Neurotorium, our mission is to improve awareness and knowledge of the brain and its diseases.

We provide expert-developed and freely available online educational content created for clinicians, educators, and all who are interested in learning more about the brain. All our educational material is developed, reviewed, and regularly updated by leading experts within the fields of psychiatry, neurology, and neuroscience.

Neurotorium.org is a non-commercial, non-profit initiative founded by the Lundbeck Foundation. The Lundbeck Foundation is an enterprise foundation whose purpose is “to create powerful ripple effects that bring discoveries to lives through investing actively in business and science at the frontiers of their fields”.

As a Student Assistant you are expected to support the development and publication of new materials for Neurotorium and take part in website optimisation and improving the discoverability of Neurotorium.

What you will do:

• Create high-quality images and illustrations for the Neurotorium website and for digital communications to be shared on social media and newsletters
• Draft social media posts, as well as newsletters, following the guidance of the Neurotorium team
• Plan and co-ordinate digital materials and campaigns with the guidance of the Neurotorium team
• Upload materials to the website while considering SEO
• Assist with ad hoc tasks to support the day-to-day running and maintenance of Neurotorium.org

What we are looking for:

You have experience with:

• We imagine that you are currently enrolled in a higher education programme, either at bachelor’s or at master's level, within any field of study
• Fluent spoken and written English, strong copywriting skills
• Ability to work independently, as well as part of a team, and proactively contribute to new ideas
• Attention to detail and thoroughness in everyday work

Experience with:

• Graphic design (e.g., Canva, Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, etc.)
• Social media management and email marketing tools

It is a plus if you have :

• Familiarity with neuroscience, psychology, medicine, or health sciences
• Familiarity with WordPress or other website content management systems
• Video editing experience

What we offer:

You will work 14–16 hours a week, planned flexibly around your studies, at our office in Scherfigsvej. Here, you will get close to the latest research in neuroscience, psychiatry and neurology, while developing your skills in digital communication. And you will do it together with engaged colleagues who bring a wide range of expertise and backgrounds, and who are happy to share what they know.

How to apply:

Please send your application, consisting of a brief motivation statement and your CV, both in English, to [email protected] with the subject line " Neurotorium Student Assistant ".

The position is to be filled from 1 December 2026. The application deadline is 25 October 2026, but we review applications and conduct interviews on an ongoing basis, so we encourage you to send yours today.

If you have any questions about the position, you are very welcome to write to [email protected] .

About the Lundbeck Foundation

The Lundbeck Foundation is an enterprise foundation encompassing a comprehensive range of enterprise and philanthropic activities – all united by its strong purpose, Bringing Discoveries to Lives. The Foundation is the long-term and engaged owner of several international healthcare companies – Lundbeck, Falck, ALK-Abello, Ferrosan Medical Devices, Ellab and WS Audiology – and an active investor in business, science and people through its commercial investments in the financial markets; in biotech companies based on Danish research and through philanthropic grants to science talents and programmes in Danish universities. By 2030, the Foundation aims to increase its average annual grants to at least DKK 1bn primarily focusing on the brain – including the world's largest brain research prize: The Brain Prize.