Career Preparation for International Students: Information in English
Contact
Julia Kislat
Advice and support for international students on starting their career in Germany
(Office hours by appointment via e-mail or telephone)
Julia.Kislat
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: | Thursday & Friday: |
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Career Services in the Zentrum für fremdsprachliche und berufsfeld- |
International Office Room 37 Goethestraße 58 35390 Gießen Tel.: +49 (0)641 99 12336 |
Please note that the JLU buildings are closed to the public due to the ongoing corona pandemic. You can reach us by phone or e-mail.
Overview of our Offer:
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Evening Courses in German as a Foreign Language During the Semester
For exchange students, doctoral candidates, visiting researchers or teachers and their dependants, the International Office offers the possibility to attend classes in German as a foreign language during the academic semester.
Workshops
As part of the Career Services program, we also offer workshops and company presentations especially for Internationals. Browse through the current program and register for interesting events!
You can find all other events especially for Internationals in the "International Calendar" of the International Office.
Interviews with International Alumni
In the interview series "Justus@work", international alumni report on their career start, talk about their experiences during their studies and give tips on the career entry for other international students.
There are both German and English interviews available.Legal Information & Links
Here you will find information about working during your studies and finding a job after graduation. We have also collected some helpful links for you.
Study Group in Stud.IP
In our Stud.IP study group "Career Preparation for International Students" we always keep you informed about news. Furthermore, we offer you a discussion forum to ask your questions in a low-threshold manner and a list of links to interdisciplinary, industry-specific and English job portals.
Join the group and stay always up to date!Roadmap for Career Preparation
"The early bird catches the worm" - with this in mind, we would like to encourage you from the very beginning of your studies to orientate yourself professionally and to create your personal "roadmap" for your career entry after graduation. Here you will find a rough overview of what you should think about and when.
PDF: Roadmap for
Career Preparation for International Students
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German Courses: © Colourbox.de/Macrovector // Workshops: © Sven Werkmeister // International Calendar: © Benjamin Frank-Morgan // Interview Series: © Benjamin Frank-Morgan // Legal Information: © Julia Kislat