Cross-border Talent Bridge
Welcome to Cross-border Talent Bridge
We are dedicated to strengthening skills supply in Life Science and Tech across the Greater Copenhagen region. By addressing the skills shortage in Denmark and Sweden, this project brings together key partners to enhance the region’s global appeal to specialized talent.
Uniting Key Partners for Global Talent
The City of Lund and Copenhagen Capacity lead this project, with key partners including Ideon Science Park, Medicon Village, OpenTech, the City of Copenhagen, and Medicon Valley Alliance, supported by universities and other stakeholders. By uniting these partners, the project aims to strengthen the region’s global attractiveness to specialized talent.
Matchmaking companies and talent within Life Science and Tech
We support Life Science and Tech companies by connecting them with international talent, including master’s students, PhDs, postdocs, and their families.
- Are you a company or an organisation looking for specialized talent?
- Or a talent within Life Science / Tech looking for opportunities?
Upcoming and ongoing events - let's connect and collaborate
A career program for master’s students aspiring to work in Sweden designed by International Citizen Hub Lund. Gain the essential tools to simplify your job search!
International House Copenhagen arrange a broad range of social and informative events about life in Denmark. Looking forward to welcoming you!
This event supports your transition from global to local citizen in Greater Copenhagen, covering the essentials for a smooth start in one of the world’s most liveable regions.
Are you interested in buying real estate or cooperative housing (‘andelsbolig’) in Denmark? Take the first steps on your path to buying a home with essential information about the buying process, taxation, mortgages, insurance and much more.
This online event will guide you through the key aspects of Danish daycare options, the structure of public schooling, and the core educational values that prioritise creativity, independence, and collaboration.
This event supports your transition from global to local citizen in Greater Copenhagen, covering the essentials for a smooth start in one of the world’s most liveable regions.
Join an informative event where we will walk you through Danish housing legislation, highlight essential factors to consider when moving in and out in Denmark, and explain how the Rent Control Board can support you as a tenant or landlord.
Did you know that Copenhagen is home to 34 unique culture houses and 20 libraries, each offering a welcoming space where citizens can connect with their local community through literature, cultural and social events?
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This event is for parents who want to better understand and support their child’s language development in a new environment – especially families who have relocated to Denmark and are navigating life in a new language and culture together.
The Danish healthcare system is tax-funded, which means that all residents with a CPR number have access to public healthcare – and most services are free of charge.
Are you interested in buying real estate or cooperative housing (‘andelsbolig’) in Denmark? Take the first steps on your path to buying a home with essential information about the buying process, taxation, mortgages, insurance and much more.
Coming to Lund in 2026: the first-ever International Citizen Day! Connecting internationals, companies, and organisations across southern Sweden. Stay tuned for more information!
Would you like to better understand the social values guiding pedagogical practices in Danish educational settings? This event will provide insights into some of the social values guiding pedagogical practices in Danish educational settings.
Join an informative event where we will walk you through Danish housing legislation, highlight essential factors to consider when moving in and out in Denmark, and explain how the Rent Control Board can support you as a tenant or landlord.
Taking place in Copenhagen in September, this two-day event brings together public authorities, private organisations, and local communities to offer guidance on jobs, housing, and social life — all in a warm, ‘hyggelig’ atmosphere.
The magic of meetings
The people behind the Cross-Border Talent Bridge project believe in the magic of meetings. When we come together, we can co-create, gain new insights, and grow collectively. That’s why we organize a wide range of events and activities, offering numerous opportunities to connect and collaborate.
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The action areas developed by our partnership focus on talent retention and attraction, policy impact, and fostering cross-border collaboration. Together, we aim to tackle talent mobility barriers and design a long-term talent strategy.
With a shared vision and strong teamwork, the project partners work closely together to exchange experiences, share innovative solutions, and learn from each other across borders—where dedication and collaboration are key to making it happen.
Our project contributes to UN Goal 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth, fostering sustainable growth through talent mobility and cross-border collaboration. Our co-funder, Interreg ÖKS, always connects its projects to the United Nations Global Goals.
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