Internships are the key to a successful start to your career in Germany. Are you looking for an internship and want to be fully prepared for entering the German labour market? Our ‘My Internship’ programme offers you exactly that! We not only help you find a suitable internship, but also prepare you for your professional future in Germany with a comprehensive programme.
Start your career now and join ‘My Internship!’
The programme is aimed at international students in their third bachelor's semester or first master's semester or above. A German language proficiency level of at least B1 (upper-intermediate) is recommended for participation.
“My Internship” is launching a new round in the winter semester. Anyone interested can register via Stud.IP from 15 August to 21 September 2026.
All workshops take place outside of the lecture period and start s.t.
All sessions start s.t.
A short, one-day visit to a company. The date will be agreed individually with the company.
One or two companies open their doors for around three hours each and introduce themselves in person. The date will be announced in due course.
We plan to visit another event together with company representatives (approx. 3 hours, date to be announced).
by arrangement, to explore topics in greater depth (e.g. interview training, CV and cover letter review)
by arrangement, to explore individual questions in greater depth
Former and current participants meet up for a coffee. The café provides a space to ask questions and share experiences.
Gain practical experience and make your first contacts during an internship lasting at least four weeks at a company in the region. You will receive support in finding an internship.
Period: between Febuary and April 2027 (at least four weeks)
Do you have any questions? We will support you with personal advice and guidance from a dedicated contact person throughout the entire programme.
2 credit points can be earned upon successful completion of the entire programme, including the exchange and reflection sessions.
Co-financed by the European Union with funds from the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) and the state of Lower Saxony. Programme area: Stärker entwickelte Region (SER).
