For companies
Meet future engineers, developers, economists, lawyers, consultants and graduates through professional events.
We build the event around the students you want to meet.
Talk to usPrice and terms follow in a concrete proposal.
What we can do. Four products.
- What it is
- A visit where students meet your people and see your work up close.
- Who it suits
- Companies with something to show that want to meet students early.
- How it works
- A tour and a short talk, then plenty of time to talk.
- What we deliver
- Invitation, sign-up, reminders, check-in, coordination and report.
- What you deliver
- Your people and what you want to show.
- Example
- Electronics engineering students see a real product problem and ask the people working on it.
- What it is
- A workshop where small teams work on a concrete task.
- Who it suits
- Companies that want to see how students work.
- How it works
- A short introduction, then work in small teams with your people alongside.
- What we deliver
- Invitation, sign-up, reminders, check-in, coordination and report. Venue and catering too if you wish.
- What you deliver
- The task, the tools and people who can help.
- Example
- Software students solve a focused code or data case from your day to day.
- What it is
- A competition where teams solve a case and present it to you.
- Who it suits
- Companies that want to meet many students quickly and see how they think.
- How it works
- Teams get the case, work on it and present at the end, and you give feedback.
- What we deliver
- Invitation, sign-up, reminders, check-in, coordination and report. Venue and catering too if you wish.
- What you deliver
- The case and people who give feedback.
- Example
- Economics and finance students work on a business case, and your people assess the solutions.
- What it is
- An evening where students hear what daily life is like with you.
- Who it suits
- Companies that want to show who they are without building a big task.
- How it works
- Short talks from your people and plenty of time to talk afterwards.
- What we deliver
- Invitation, sign-up, reminders, check-in, coordination and report. Venue and catering too if you wish.
- What you deliver
- Your people and their stories.
- Example
- Law students discuss a real legal question with your lawyers.
How we do it. Five steps.
- 1You tell us who you want to meet.
- 2We suggest a format and a way to work together.
- 3You get one complete proposal.
- 4We run it together.
- 5You get a report and next steps.
Example
A company visit with a real task.
Students solve a task from your day to day and talk to the people who work on it.
The students are already on Happenings.
37,153
verified students
7,742
verified students in higher education
4,953
of them connected to Aarhus
Counted on 4 November 2026. Who you can invite is agreed for each event.
Together with a student association or directly through Happenings.
- The association can run the event or co-host it.
- It can make both the content and the invitation relevant.
- The association owns the relationship with its members, and its channels need its yes.
- We coordinate, and that is agreed for each event.
- The roles are in the proposal before anyone signs.
- We invite through the channels we have ourselves.
We can handle all of it.
We agree the location together.
- We handle invitation, promotion, sign-up, reminders and check-in.
- We find the venue and catering and coordinate suppliers.
- We run the day and collect feedback and the report afterwards.
- You bring the expertise and your people.
- What’s included is in a concrete proposal before anyone signs.
- You bring the task, the content and your people.
- We send invitations and promote in the agreed channels.
- We handle sign-up, reminders and check-in.
- We coordinate along the way and collect feedback and the report afterwards.
- We agree the location together.
Tickets, check-in and report. In one system.
Example
The ticket
Company visit
Sample ticket
Example
Check-in
86 checked in
Example
Agreement and report
See who actually came.
The numbers come from the door and only show combined groups.
Sample numbers
came
verified students
By study
- Software technology28
- Mechanical engineering19
- Electrical engineering14
- The report is built on real check-ins, not on how many clicked.
- Groups under five people are never shown, and you never see names.
- The students an association represents are everyone on the programme, not people you can automatically reach.
- Who you can reach is agreed for each event.
- Those who came is the only number that shows who you actually met.
- We don’t promise hires, applications or a set turnout.
Good to know.
What is Happenings' role?
Happenings is the platform associations use for events, memberships and check-in. We can coordinate the practical side of an event between a company and students. An association can also run it or co-host, and it owns the relationship with its members. We can handle all of it, including venue and catering, or just the parts you want help with.
Why not just call the association?
You can, and often that's the right call. We make sense if you want sign-up, check-in and reporting in one place, or want to meet several fields without starting over each time.
What does the company pay for?
For an agreed activity, like a company visit or a case challenge. Price and split are in a concrete proposal before anyone signs, and we don't have a fixed public price.
What does the company get?
An event with relevant students, your name clearly on it and a report with totals of who came. We don't promise hires.
What about privacy?
You never get member lists, and the report only shows totals. Groups under five people aren't shown.
Will the wrong students come?
The audience is agreed up front. We agree the audience and format with you and the association. The report shows attendance by programme and start year. You bring who you'd like to meet and a task that suits them.
Will only a few show up?
It can happen, and we can't promise attendance. We bring sign-up and check-in together so you can follow along. You bring content worth coming for. We don't promise a set number.
Will it create work for our team?
The practical side sits in one place, but you still need to show up. Deal, signature, tickets and check-in sit in one system today. Coordination from us is agreed deal by deal. You bring the task, your people and possibly the venue.
Will it leave anything lasting?
Only if you do it again. The report stays on the deal so you can compare next time. A deal can repeat each semester or year if both sides want. We don't promise hires or applications.
Will follow-up get messy?
The deal, the conversation and the report sit in one place. Deal and report sit on the same page today. We never hand out member lists.
Will our brand be represented poorly?
You and the association agree how you appear at the event. Sponsorships are clearly shown as sponsorships. Terms and content are in the deal before anyone signs.
Which students can you reach?
As of 4 November 2026 there are verified association pages in engineering, business and economics, and law on Happenings. That doesn’t say how many you can reach, and we agree that for each event.
Shall we have a short talk?
Tell us which students you want to meet.
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