ISFiT is one of the largest student volunteer organizations in Trondheim. In February 2027, we will host the ISFiT festival for participants from around the world and for the city of Trondheim.
To make this happen, we rely on a large team of volunteers. By the time the festival takes place, around 500 volunteers will be involved in organizing and running the event. Recruitment therefore happens in several rounds throughout the year.
On Monday, March 9, we open our third recruitment round. In this round, we are recruiting 52 volunteer positions across all teams in ISFiT, for those who want to join us as team members.
Everyone who applies for a position in ISFiT is guaranteed an interview. This is an opportunity for us to get to know you better and hear why you would like to be part of the festival.
When you apply, you will first be considered for the position you selected. However, you may also be considered for other roles where we think you could be a good fit. We always take your preferences into account.
Note: To be eligible to apply, you must be residing in Trondheim from now until February 2027.
The Student Peace Prize (SPP) is awarded every other year during ISFiT – the International Student Festival in Trondheim – to a student or student organization that has made an outstanding contribution to peace, freedom, democracy, and human rights. The purpose of the prize is to highlight the laureate’s work and to create a platform for even greater impact in the future. It also aims to generate both national and international recognition of students as a driving force for change.
The Student Peace Prize is also a section within ISFiT. As a volunteer in SPP, you are therefore a volunteer within ISFiT, sharing a vibrant and social community while often working on projects that connect different parts of the organization.
You can read more about the Student Peace Prize on: https://www.studentpeaceprize.org/
Available positions:
Would you like to see and work with how an organization of 400 volunteers works from the inside? In the Organizational Resources section, you will get to know the essential parts of a section that manages the organizations internal resources. Whether you are interested in economy and finance, managing people and relations, or planning towards great events, you can help build ISFiT while simultaneously getting to develop yourself both personally and professionally. Organizational Resources is the backbone in ISFiT and is responsible for the Economy, Finance, IT, Internal Areas and Internal Events. The section works to manage and develop all ISFiT's resources, both economic and personal.
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Do you want to play a key role in building and managing an organization of 400 volunteers, as well as executing a 10-day festival with students from all over the world? The Administration section oversees a range of administrative responsibilities, including coordinating transport, managing food supplies and ensuring effective internal communication. In essence it works with the logistics and operations of the organization and is essential in making the organization and the festival well-functioning.
If you are interested in learning how to administer the biggest international student festival in the world, then this is this section is for you!
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The Participant Section of ISFiT27 is dedicated to creating a seamless and inspiring experience for every participant - from the moment they apply until they leave the festival. Our work involves coordinating recruitment and selection of participants from around the world, and supporting both international participants and the volunteers in Trondheim who make this possible. We ensure that everyone can join us for an unforgettable ISFiT experience. The section also recruits international ambassadors who help spread the word about ISFiT globally.
If creating an arena for students from all over the world to explore the theme Changing Winds and engaging them in dialogue and debates sounds exciting, then this is the section for you!
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The Communications Section of ISFiT 2027 is responsible for how the festival is presented and understood locally, nationally, and internationally. The section works to communicate ISFiT’s theme, values, and events to students, the people of Trondheim, and a global audience. Through magazine production, press work, design, creative outreach, and digital platforms, the team helps make ISFiT visible, engaging, and accessible.
Do you want to play a key role in arranging the cultural program that will engage students from all over the world in February 2027? The Culture Section is responsible for creating the festival’s cultural program and has the opportunity to collaborate with cultural figures from both Norway and around the world. The festival runs for 10 days in February 2027, and the Culture Section plays a key role in exploring the festival’s theme: Changing Winds. We do this through a wide range of cultural experiences such as concerts, all kinds of art, debates, literature, events, and ceremonies.If you are interested in exploring the theme of Changing Winds through cultural events, then this is the section for you!
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The HR section is responsible for the people in the organization. This includes recruitment, volunteer follow-up, internal communication, and creating a positive and inclusive environment for everyone involved in ISFiT. The section works to ensure that volunteers feel supported, engaged, and well prepared for their roles.
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If you have any questions, we would love to meet for a coffee and tell you more about the positions.
Do not hesitate to reach out if you are curious or want to learn more.
We hope to hear from you and look forward to your application!
You can find all contact information under Contact.
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