Vice President International Affairs and Digital Transformation (VP3)
Career guide for international students

There are many doors open to well-qualified international graduates like you on the German labour market. The Bonn / Rhine-Sieg economic and scientific region is constantly working to become even more attractive for international graduates and doctoral candidates; it offers you good career opportunities with small, medium-sized and globally active large companies.
Despite the numerous opportunities, international students and graduates often face various challenges when planning their career or starting a career in Germany. For example, there is a lack of experience and networks that would make it easier to start a career in a German company. Questions relating to residence permits, insurance and opportunities for family members for international graduates are also of great importance.
This guide provides you with information during your studies or during your doctorate about services relating to starting a career and your opportunities after graduation, and is intended to help you plan your career.
In addition, you will find tips and links to institutions and offers that you can use during your studies and doctorate to plan your career path in Germany.
You will also find helpful sources and important information on residence and tax law aspects in Germany, as well as valuable information on your job search, the application process, residence permit, taking up a doctoral programme or starting a business.
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International Office - Sankt Augustin
Campus
Sankt Augustin
Room
E 056 - E 061
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International Office - Rheinbach
Campus
Rheinbach
Room
1.309
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