Central Denmark
The main city in the region is Aarhus, and you will find the second-largest university in Denmark. The population is around 1.3 million people. The city is attractive to international workers due to high salary, high level of welfare, high education level, well-functioning public infrastructure and new road systems, and as well nice cultural views, festivals, green parks, old squares and a beautiful canal system. In 2017 Århus even won the price of being the cultural capital of Europe.The labor market is well organized, and there is a need of specialists within engineering, wind turbines, software development, TV and radio, shipping and trading.
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This is your region, if you prefer a quiet and easy going conditions for your family, more space due to lower prices compared to Copenhagen- You are going to save around 15% of your costs in Aarhus compared to Copenhagen. The city has been the European capital of culture in 2017 and is rising in ...
The job market in Central Denmark is interesting due to many internationalized small and large companies. For instance you will find a agricultural research company cluster around Viborg, and as well companies specialized in IT around Århus. Lego is located in Billund. Companies on Eurocareers are ...
It is cheaper to live in Central Denmark compared to the capital of Denmark. Århus, which is the largest city in the Region is approximately 20% cheaper in consumer prices and house rent compared to Copenhagen. You will find most cultural activities such as concerts, galleries, bars, restaurants ...
Living in Central Denmark is a good choice, especially if you want to live in a modern cultural capital, which in general is 20% cheaper than Copenhagen if you consider the housing market and also has less competition on the labor market. The competition to get a place to stay is not as high as in ...
It is easy to commute in Central Denmark due to an organized infrastructure, which both counts for ordinary car traffic and the public transport. Århus is the most well connected train and bus-station in the region. If you travel outside the cities by bus, you should expect some waiting time. ...
People do meet in real life in Central Denmark, however most social activities for international people occur in Århus, where also locals join in different social or professional groups according to shared interests. Often the events are organized through social media, such as meetup.com, facebook ...
Central Denmark has a lot to offer. There are many historical views in Aarhus dating back to the viking times. There is a nice channel with a lot of people typically hanging out for coffee and cakes. Furthermore, there are museums, a zoo, a theme park and a lot of beaches in Central Denmark. ...