You should take the first steps towards beginning a successful career your degree studies. Internships have become an integral part of university study. Practical experience in various industries and fields of activity will give you a better orientation and boost your employability.
For internships in Germany, it is recommended that you start looking at least three, or ideally even six months before the desired start. The ZKK will be happy to support you with information, job advertisements or individual advice in your search for a suitable internship.
In addition, the numerous career events, workshops and presentations from the "Berufe im Profil" events offer you a further opportunity to get to know companies directly and in a relaxed atmosphere. You will find the current events in our programme overview.
In today’s world of work, it is not enough to have the technical expertise; you also need to have a number of different key skills. Find out more about the wide range of seminars offered by the ZKK in order to expand your skill-set during your studies.
The careersUP careers portal from Future: Careers and Competencies (ZKK) offers you a comprehensive overview of current internship positions - also specifically tailored to your degree programme. Would you like to receive regular updates about the latest offers? Then subscribe to daily notifications of new suitable vacancies in the profile settings. Further information can also be found on job listing portals of other providers.
Would you like to benefit from the experiences of other students who have already completed internships and gain a deeper insight? In our database for internship reports in ILIAS you will find numerous reports from Germany and all over the world. The database is updated on an ongoing basis.
In the "Inforaum", copy room 226 in Nikolakloster, you can still find numerous folders with internship reports from previous years in paper form – however, these are now very outdated, so please primarily use the digitally available reports.
The regional internship guide is a list of regional companies - without guarantee of completeness - that regularly offer internships and part-time jobs. It will help you find potential employers.
Please refer to the website of the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs for the amount of the minimum wage currently applicable in Germany.
Employees aged 18 or above are entitled to the minimum wage. Interns are entitled to the statutory minimum wage, but there are limitations: Interns only have a corresponding entitlement if they are completing an internship outside of an apprenticeship or degree programme with a completed vocational training or degree.
Voluntary internships that are part of a degree programme or vocational training and last longer than three months are also paid at the minimum wage. This applies both if the internship is planned for longer than three months from the outset and if an internship limited to three months is extended beyond this period.
Excluded from the minimum wage are compulsory internships which are a part of school, training or studies, as well as voluntary internships that do not last longer than three months if they serve as career guidance or are carried out alongside training or studies. There is no entitlement to the statutory minimum wage for working on bachelor's and master's theses in a company – as long as the work is only for producing the thesis.
Further information on the topic is available from the website of the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs [German content]
A specific internship is not declared as a compulsory internship by the University in advance. Final recognition is usually only granted after successful completion of your internship.
Have you completed an internship and would like to register it as a compulsory internship?
Recognition is not decided by the ZKK, but by the person responsible for internships in your degree programme.
For subject-related questions about the compulsory internship, students of the Faculty of Humanities and Cultural Studies and the Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences can contact the programme coordination team.
You must submit the application for recognition of an internship together with a report and an internship certificate confirming the exact duration of the internship (as well as the form for recording stays abroad in the case of internships abroad) in a PDF document by e-mail to praktikum.sobi-geku@uni-passau.de. Please name the file as follows: "Lastname, Firstname_DegreeProgramme_Date.pdf" (example: "Doe, Jane_BA_ICBS_01.01.2024.pdf"). Note that the date format is DD.MM.YYYY Files that do not meet these requirements will not be processed.
For further information, please refer to the joint internship guidelines for the Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes of the Faculty of Humanities and Cultural Studies and the Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences. These provide information on the aim, content, duration, timing and recognition of internships as well as on the preparation of an internship report. Furthermore, the guidelines contain information on those study programmes for which a compulsory internship is required by the study and examination regulations.
Information on the practical study periods in the Law degree programme can be found on the website of the Faculty of Law.
The contact point for questions regarding the JAPO (2003, §25 and §49) state examination in law is the Landesjustizprüfungsamt (state judicial examination board).
If you have any further questions, especially in the LL.B. Legal Tech, please contact the relevant student advisory service for your degree programme.
Students in the Bachelor's degree programme Digital Transformation in Business and Society are recommended to complete a work placement in a professional field before starting their studies or during lecture-free periods. In the secondary subject “Minor” Entrepreneurship, the "Praxismodul Entrepreneurship" can be chosen. This is a full-time internship lasting at least two months. This internship must be completed in a start-up environment or in a comparable practical environment in terms of content and scope. The application for recognition of the internship or practical experience is made by submitting an internship certificate and an internship report or comparable evidence to the examination board.
Please address your enquiries to: studiengangskoordination.wiwi@uni-passau.de
No internship is required for any subjects not listed in the respective study and examination regulations. If required, however, you can request a non-binding letter of recommendation from the ZKK for the completion of a voluntary internship.
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Hochschulpraktikum (w/m/d) im Bereich Eventmanagement
B. Braun SE | Praktikum | 6 Monat(e) | Ab sofort / nach Vereinbarung |
Hochschulpraktikum (w/m/d) im Bereich Corporate Project Management Office IT
B. Braun SE | Praktikum | 6 Monat(e) | Ab sofort / nach Vereinbarung |
Intern - Learning Experience Team in Human Resources (f/m/d)
Deutsche Börse Group | Praktikum | 6 Monat(e) | Ab sofort / nach Vereinbarung |
Praktikum Konstruktion für die Hochdrucktechnik (m/w/d)
BASF | Praktikum | 6 Monat(e) | Ab sofort / nach Vereinbarung |
Intern
HypoVereinsbank - UniCredit - Deutschland | Praktikum | 6 Monat(e) | Juni 2025 |
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HypoVereinsbank - UniCredit - Deutschland | Praktikum | 6 Monat(e) | Ab sofort / nach Vereinbarung [...] |
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Intern Business Analytics & Management Consulting (Value Engineering)
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