Find jobs
Whether you are looking for an entry-level position, an internship, a job as a student/scientific assistant or a working student job - the Career Service will help you find a suitable position. In the Career Service portal's job board, you will find a wide range of vacancies that you can apply for directly.
As an international student, you will also receive further information on finding and applying for a job in Germany. Or are you looking for an internship or a job abroad? The Career Service can also provide you with further information on this.
Student profile - how companies can find you
With a personal student profile (in our career service portal ), you can easily achieve ideal visibility with many companies (from start-ups to SMEs to well-known corporations). Show what makes you special and interested companies will be able to reach you.
This short explanatory video shows exactly how this works and how your data remains protected:
Find jobs and internships in Germany
Are you looking for an internship, part-time job or a job after graduation? You can find job offers via the following job exchanges and offers:
- KIT-Career-Service job exchange (internships, part-time jobs, jobs after graduation)
- Make it in Germany job exchange (jobs after graduation)
- International Personnel Service of the Federal Employment Agency (jobs after graduation)
- Job exchange of the Employment Agency (jobs after graduation)
- Job exchange of the Studierendenwerk Karlsruhe (part-time jobs)
Apply in Germany
The KIT Career Service provides information for international students who would like to apply for a job in Germany.
In addition, you will find detailed tips on various application-related topics in the application tips of the KIT Career Service, e.g. on writing a cover letter and CV and preparing for an interview.
Terminology
Internship
Practical activity in an institution outside the university (e.g. company, research institution), which is carried out over several weeks or months - usually full-time. Some degree courses require a compulsory internship. Internships as part of the degree program, i.e. curricular practical exercises, are generally not considered practical experience in the narrower sense and are therefore not listed on the CV.
Working student activity
Practical activity in a company that is carried out over a longer period of time (sometimes several years). In contrast to an internship, the time required here is only a maximum of 20 hours per week, possibly more during the semester break. The activity is usually related to the field of study or later job.
"Hiwi job" (student assistant)
Practical work at a university for a few hours per week - comparable to a working student job.
Part-time job/holiday job
Practical activity that is carried out for a few hours per week or only for a short time during the semester break (possibly also full-time). Often not directly related to the field of study, but simpler (auxiliary) work.
Organizational matters
Further offers of the KIT Career Service for job search and career entry
Further information on topics such as finding accommodation, language courses and life in Karlsruhe can be found on the website of the KIT International Students Office.
Find jobs and internships abroad
Apply abroad
You can find general information on preparation, internship search and application abroad in the application tips of the KIT Career Service.
Especially for American and British countries, the KIT Career Service offers tips for preparing your application in English.
Financing
Organizational matters
Further offers of the KIT Career Service for job search and career entry
Further information on studying and internships abroad can be found on the website of the KIT International Students Office.