Technology, engineering, and the sciences evolve quickly, which makes access to practical experience especially valuable. This category brings together mentoring programs for people in IT, technology, engineering, and other STEM fields, from students and early-career professionals to those developing more advanced careers.
A mentoring initiative from Conflux / DTU / ITU / AAU Copenhagen for sTEM students and professionals. The Conflux programme is a six-month, multi-university mentoring initiative running from October 2026 to April 2027.
Who is it for? STEM students and professionals
A mentoring initiative from Copenhagen Fintech for fintech founders and experienced industry mentors. The Copenhagen Fintech programme works in six-month cohorts and uses teams of mentors around participating founders.
Who is it for? Fintech founders and experienced industry mentors
Dansk IT Mentorprogram is a mentoring programme run by Dansk IT for Dansk IT members participating as mentors or mentees. Mentor and mentee profiles are matched on the basis of competencies and interests.
Who is it for? Dansk IT members participating as mentors or mentees
A mentoring initiative from Danish Data Science Academy (DDSA) for data scientists, students, researchers and professionals. The 2026/27 programme starts with a kick-off on 2 October 2026 and is based on recurring one-to-one meetings, typically monthly.
Who is it for? Data scientists, students, researchers and professionals
DKNOG Mentorship Program is a mentoring programme run by DKNOG for members and people developing a career in network engineering and Internet infrastructure. The five-month programme includes 8–10 mentor meetings and three joint events.
Who is it for? Members and people developing a career in network engineering and Internet infrastructure
A mentoring initiative from DTU Skylab for students and founders in the DTU Skylab ecosystem. DTU Skylab provides business mentoring within its entrepreneurship and innovation environment.
Who is it for? Students and founders in the DTU Skylab ecosystem
Erhvervsmentorordningen 2026/27 is a mentoring programme run by Aarhus University – Engineering for engineering students and alumni or professionals acting as mentors. Aarhus University has published a dedicated handbook for the 2026/27 engineering mentor scheme, which sets out the framework for the student–industry relationship.
Who is it for? Engineering students and alumni or professionals acting as mentors
A mentoring initiative from Tech Nordic Advocates for women and non-binary founders of technology startups. The Denmark programme lasts five months and combines one-to-one mentoring with workshops and networking activities.
Who is it for? Women and non-binary founders of technology startups
Mentor Programme is a broader programme run by HackYourFuture Denmark for refugees, migrants and other participants facing barriers to entering the IT sector, with structured mentoring as a defined part of the offer. Mentoring is embedded in HackYourFuture's 34-week learning programme; some mentoring relationships may be organised for groups rather than only one-to-one.
Who is it for? Refugees, migrants and other participants facing barriers to entering the IT sector
Mentoring organised by IT-Branchen for women developing their careers in IT. For the 2027 edition, matching is coordinated by IT-Branchen's Policy Board together with the secretariat.
Who is it for? Women developing their careers in IT
DTU offers Pre-startup Mentoring to students and researchers developing a startup idea. DTU offers pre-startup teams access to mentors as part of support for developing an early startup idea.
Who is it for? Students and researchers developing a startup idea
Women in Tech Denmark / Inspiring Diversity offers Womentor / Mentorship Programme to women working in technology. Womentor is structured as a 16-week one-to-one mentoring programme for women in technology.
Who is it for? Women working in technology