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Start your career at thyssenkrupp Uhde
Whether you're still studying or have recently graduated, thyssenkrupp Uhde provides opportunities tailored to your needs, interests, and goals. You can gain hands-on experience through various work opportunities or even write your thesis with us, enhancing your academic knowledge with practical insights.
After completing your degree, you can join us in different ways: either through direct entry if you know exactly the role you want, or through our trainee programs, which are designed to prepare you for a career or management position in your chosen field.
Direct entry as a graduate
Are you in the final stages of your studies and looking for an opportunity for direct entry into chemical plant engineering? Then the easiest way is to apply directly for a suitable position at thyssenkrupp Uhde in our job portal. Junior positions are particularly suitable for entry-level positions.
Don't forget to use the notification function on our careers page if there is currently no suitable vacancy. Do you still have questions, or would you like to find out more about Uhde as an employer? Then take a look at the helpful links.
Gain practical insights as an intern, working student or as part of a thesis
Would you like to put your theoretical knowledge from your (engineering) studies into practice and work on exciting projects? Whether as an intern, working student or for your thesis - with us you will find the right challenges and initial insights into international chemical plant engineering.
Start your career with us and actively shape the future! Don't forget to use the notification function on our careers page if there is currently no suitable vacancy. Please look at our FAQs for university students for further information.
FAQs - Undergraduates & Graduates
Can I do a voluntary internship or are only compulsory internships possible?
Both compulsory and voluntary internships are possible.
How long does an internship last?
If it is a compulsory internship, the duration is usually predetermined. For voluntary internships, the maximum duration is 3 months.
What are the weekly working hours?
Our interns are employed full-time, i.e. they work 35 hours per week.
Is there any remuneration?
Yes, internships are remunerated. However, the amount of remuneration depends on various factors (e.g. type of internship, current (desired) degree).
What are the weekly working hours?
The standard weekly working time is 16 hours per week.
How long can I remain a working student?
The employment contracts for working students are limited in time but can be extended if necessary. Employment as a working student is possible for a maximum of two years.
How much is the remuneration?
Working student jobs are remunerated in accordance with the IG Metall collective agreement.
Can I work more during the semester break?
Yes, it is possible to work more during the semester break if required. However, this must always be discussed with the HR department and proof of the lecture-free period must be provided.
What are the weekly working hours for final theses?
The weekly working hours can be arranged flexibly in consultation with the department but should be based on the 35-hour week.
Are theses remunerated?
Yes, but the amount of remuneration depends on the type of thesis (Bachelor's or Master's).
Can I choose my own topic?
In principle, you can choose the topic. Please note, however, that it must be compatible with the thematic focus of your chair as well as that of our respective department.
