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Professional Profile
	I am an academically strong historian with a flair for research and information retrieval. Through my MA studies, I have acquired the skill to quickly obtain large quantities of information, and communicate this information in a professional and easily understandable way.My previous employment at Ferring Pharmaceuticals, The Museum of Copenhagen’s Picture Archive, The SAXO-institute, as well as my history degree have given me extensive experience with working with a number of different databases, document handling, data-collection and registration. Furthermore I have an analytic approach to tasks – partly developed through research during history degree studies, and partly through work experience.
Work Experience
2014-2015 2014 2013 2012 2009-2010 2010	National Oilwell Varco – Supply Chain Oracle Assistant Ferring – Regulatory Assistant Subo – Consultant (internship) University of Copenhagen – Cassation Assistant Museum of Copenhagen – Archive Assistant Brønshøj Museum – Internship
Education
2012 2011 2010	§ Candidatus Magisterii in History University of Copenhagen § Dissertation: A comparative study of the phenomenon of “first-ministers” in early modern European politics. § Skills within research and information retrieval. § Experience with processing large amounts of data in a short time, and present this in an accessible and factual way. § Master of Arts in History Lancaster University § Dissertation: An investigation of the political precautions of The Second Battle of Copenhagen – With a special focus on the proceedings in The House of Commons. § Excellent English skills, both orally and in writing. § Insight gained into the Anglo-American historical research tradition. § Bachelor Degree in History University of Copenhagen (With an elective module in Art History) § Dissertation: An investigation into the public view on absolutism in 18^th century Denmark. § Module in Museology: Theoretical and practical knowledge of the creation of museum exhibits, and the historical development of the role of museums in society.

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