The mentoring programme, run in partnership between the University of Würzburg Community and the Career Centre, brings together students, PhD candidates and recent graduates with working alumni of the University of Würzburg, who support them with any questions or issues relating to their career development.

The aim of the certificate programme is to prepare students for the global job market of the future and to sensitise them during their studies to professional activities and contexts that do not yet exist or are difficult to plan and predict. The application deadline for the next round is 15 July 2026.

How do you actually find out which job really suits you? For Anneke, the answer was clear: give things a go, gain experience and keep an open mind! Even whilst studying economics, she seized every opportunity to get to know different fields – whether through work placements, part-time student jobs or a semester abroad in Spain. Today, Anneke works as a recruiter at Knauf Gips KG in Iphofen – a company she was already familiar with from an internship she did whilst at university.

The University of Würzburg participates in the European university alliance CHARM-EU and offers students the opportunity to take part in so-called Transnational Online Learning (TOL) courses. These courses are offered by various partner universities in the alliance and provide an international learning experience.

Are you an international student or would you like to improve your English language skills? From April to September, we are again offering various seminars and courses in English this semester.

On stellenwerk, the new official student job portal of the University of Würzburg, you will find current and verified job offers - from part-time jobs and internships to entry-level positions after graduation.