Master Thesis: Bladder & Bowel Market Expansion (2027)

About the role

This Master Thesis Program offers a final‑stage master’s student the chance to research bladder and bowel dysfunction in multiple sclerosis patients across Denmark, combining academic work with real‑world impact at Coloplast.

Key responsibilities

• Map the patient pathway for bladder and bowel dysfunction across the Danish healthcare system.
• Identify when and where symptoms are recognized, discussed, and referred to appropriate support.
• Assess regional and setting variations in clinical practice and patient pathways.
• Conduct qualitative and quantitative research using surveys, desk research, field work and interviews.

Required profile

• Final‑stage master’s student in Business, Economics, Social Sciences, Health Sciences or Communication Studies.
• Proficiency in spoken and written Danish (the thesis may be written in English).
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving mindset.

What we offer

• A dedicated Coloplast sponsor providing guidance throughout the project.
• Access to relevant business stakeholders, data and insights.
• Structured feedback sessions and learning activities to support thesis development.
• Networking opportunities with fellow participants and Coloplast employees.
• Office facilities, laptop and system access at the Humlebæk headquarters.
• Exposure to real business challenges and the chance to make a meaningful impact.