Where do graduates of the University of Würzburg work today? What are their tasks? How did they get there? What has influenced them most during their studies? What were their key decisions?
Michaela Thiel, Managing Director of the Almni Office, and employees of the Career Centre have interviewed selected alumni in order to clarify these questions and present various career perspectives. You can read the exciting results here – available only in German.
You can even screen according to faculties in order to see where graduates have ended up, who have studied something similar to you!
Alumna Teresa Deckert hat an der JMU Political and Social Studies studiert. Aktuell arbeitet sie in der Bundesstiftung Baukultur in Potsdam.
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Professor Sarah Kittel-Schneider is Deputy director and W2 Professor of the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Psychosomatics and Psychotherapy of the University Hospital Würzburg.
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Alumna Victoria Broscheit hat an der Uni Würzburg BWL studiert. Heute sorgt sie bei einem süddeutschen Automobilhersteller unter anderem dafür, dass die Beschäftigten satt und zufrieden sind.
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Alumna and Assistant professor Hina Ghafoor is currently working at Riphah International University, Islamabad. Her field of study is Psychology. She lived in Würzburg for nearly six years and worked with Professor Paul Pauli and Professor Stefan Schulz.
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Alumnus Dr. Hannes Kraus hat in Würzburg Physik studiert und arbeitet heute für die NASA in Pasadena. Im Interview beantwortet der Diplom-Physiker Fragen zu seiner Forschung sowie seinem Studium in Würzburg.
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Dr. Zeeshan Ahmed, who studied at the University of Würzburg from 2009 to 2015, gives an insight into his current work in the field of medicine.
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