extra[not]ordinary® early careers: 

Your experience today shapes a patient’s tomorrow.
Our early career opportunities allow you to make a profound difference in the lives of patients, and we are always seeking fresh ideas and new perspectives. Here, you won’t watch from the sidelines; you’ll dive into meaningful projects led by visionary leaders who will equip you with the skills and insights needed to launch your career.
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Early careers programs:
Explore your extra[not]ordinary® possibilities.


Whether you’re still in school, a graduating student, or have recently entered the workforce for the first time, there may be a chance for you to build a fulfilling career at these Genmab locations around the world.
U.S. Internships: Princeton, New Jersey
Length: Three months, June to August.
Open to: Undergraduate and graduate students.
Content: By taking on projects aligned to real business needs, U.S. interns at Genmab gain opportunities to connect with leaders while focusing on growth and development, all in support of better outcomes for patients. Recent U.S. internships have included trial strategy and delivery, medical affairs, programming, and translational data science, which reflects just a small sample of the wide range of possibilities available.
Netherlands Internships: Utrecht, NL
Length: A minimum of six months, with start dates in February and September.
Open to: NL-based Bachelor’s and Master’s students completing a compulsory internship as part of their degree program.
Content: Our R&D hub is in Utrecht, which is home to the Netherlands’s largest research university. Here, interns contribute at the forefront of innovative antibody therapies. Recent student projects have taken place in our product discovery, discovery data science, antibody research discovery, and research portfolio analytics departments.
Denmark Internships: Copenhagen HQ
Length: Our full-time internships begin in February or September, with duration varying by role.
Open to: Bachelor’s and Master’s students completing a compulsory internship as part of their degree program.
Content: At Genmab’s global headquarters, our full-time interns can work across a wide range of specialties, including discovery, programming, and digital development as part of their academic programming.
Denmark Student Workers: Copenhagen HQ
Length: Student worker roles in Denmark are typically part-time positions designed to complement your academic studies. These positions often continue throughout your bachelor’s or master’s degree, offering flexibility during exam periods and study commitments.
Open to: Bachelor’s and Master’s students enrolled at Danish universities who want to gain hands-on experience in their field while studying.
Content: At Genmab’s global headquarters, student workers are crucial to Genmab’s ecosystem, handling key operations and business-critical tasks across dozens of departments, such as Trial Management, Development Operations, QC Lab, and Finance and Payroll. These roles are built to accommodate academic commitments and come with supervisors who understand that education comes first and actively support the need to balance work and study.

Why Genmab:
Work that matters, every day.


Our early career opportunities give you the chance to be an integral part of our team from day one, contributing meaningfully and learning alongside experienced professionals. We offer:

Meaningful Projects:
Expect to be challenged and trusted with important responsibilities. The work you do will be pivotal, impactful, and vital to our company mission of helping the lives of patients, every day.

Feedback and Growth:
Your manager is committed to giving you meaningful feedback, both formal and informal, to help you sharpen your skills, discover new ones, and reach your full potential.

Connection:
In whatever you do, be it attending social events with your team, collaborating with fellow employees, or assisting with one of our firm’s thousands of volunteer organizations, you will feel connected and part of the company mission as soon as you join.

Intern journeys:  extra[not]ordinary® in action.

Nanette

U.S. Intern
“This internship helped me bridge my grad studies in public health and business administration with the operational side of drug development. I learned how scientific, regulatory, and business perspectives intersect to move therapies forward—while keeping patients at the center of it all.”

Markel

NL Intern
 “I supported a project aimed at applying AI and machine learning to the study of protein-protein interactions, which are fundamental to the design of drugs. This allowed me to see how scientists work on different parts of cancer-therapy development in specialized ways. Even small improvements could make the whole system work better.”

Pamela

U.S. Intern
“Each experience during my internship felt like a strategic puzzle piece, contributing to Genmab’s mission to bring transformative science to patients and showing me how Medical Affairs connects data, insights, and strategy to drive real impact.”

Clarissa

NL Intern
“I felt a strong sense of community among the other interns in my cohort. We supported each other, shared ideas, and celebrated small wins together. That peer connection made the experience feel less like a temporary placement and more like being part of a close-knit team.”

Ruben

NL Intern
“This internship made me a more confident person, both personally and professionally. I got to reach out to and connect with new people, became a much better communicator, and learned what’s important to me in a workplace.”

Ella

U.S. Intern
“The independence to take initiative was extremely beneficial for my growth as I was able to guide my project and contribute my own ideas throughout. Knowing my team trusted me and was always there to help—formed a learning environment that both pushed and supported me.”

Celine

NL Intern
“I had only worked in academia when joining Genmab. This experience gave me a clearer understanding of how research translates into real-world impact. I presented my work to experienced scientists and received feedback that helped me see my ideas from a broader perspective.”

Kirtana

U.S. Intern
“As an engineering student with pharmaceutical experience, I’ve always wanted to apply my skills in programming and AI in a pharmaceutical context. This gave me the opportunity to do that by bridging technical innovation with clinical operations and I learned how innovation can directly accelerate patient-focused research.”

Tamaya

NL Intern
“There was always a lot of room for me to grow and learn during my internship, and everyone is genuinely interested to help you in your development. This resulted in valuable knowledge and insights which will be incredibly useful for the continuation of my career."

Paige

U.S. Intern
“I worked on a project that used pharmacokinetic modeling to help inform bioanalytical strategy for ADCs. Experiencing how quantitative analysis can directly support strategic decision-making in drug development was incredibly meaningful and motivating.”

Our Hiring Process
Simple steps to big opportunities.

Your journey with Genmab starts here. Our process is designed to be clear, supportive, and exciting, giving you the chance to focus on showing your skills and potential. Here’s what you can expect.

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At Genmab, early career roles aren’t about shadowing or filling time. They’re about shaping the future. Here, you’ll take what you’ve learned in the classroom and apply it to projects that truly matter supported by mentors, inspired by peers, and connected to a mission that changes lives.

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