Career Service Offers

TUM supports students, alumni, and doctoral candidates throughout their lives in terms of job search, career entry, and career development in Germany and worldwide.

Current webinars & workshops

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04 Apr

Virtual Career Counseling Session | 10.00 - 10.30am

Counseling,Online

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04 Apr

Virtual Career Counseling Session | 10.30 - 11.00

Counseling,Online

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14 Apr

Virtual Career Counseling Session | 10.45 - 11.30 am

Counseling,Online

Registration is possible from March 31, 2025.

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15 Apr

Virtual Career Counseling Session | 10.00 - 10.45 am

Counseling,Online

Registration is possible from March 31, 2025.

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29 Apr

Engineers for Germany: Your Gateway for a Successful Career

Webinar,Online

Join us for a kick-off session for the "Engineers for Germany" program—your ultimate guide to navigating the German job market.

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30 Apr

The Perfect CV for your Application in Germany

Webinar,Online

In this webinar you will get an overview of how to create a top-notch CV.

More Career Events

Germany is in dire need of top-notch engineers just like you – straight out of TUM! But navigating the unique rules and regulations of the German job market can be tricky, especially for international students. Don’t sweat it! TUM‘s got your back.

The „Engineers for Germany“-Program is here to help you decode the mysteries of the German job scene and set you up for a stellar career.

Ready to lay the foundation for your future success? Dive in and discover how we can support your journey from TUM to top-tier professional life in Germany.

To the Program

TUM Career Guide

Available online and as a hard copy.

Are you looking for a suitable internship? Or do you already have your degree in your pocket and want to start your career full-time?

In the TUM Career Guide you will find everything you need for a successful application and a successful career start. Content on topics such as analyzing strengths and weaknesses, finding jobs, drafting a resume and cover letter, mastering interviews, and much more is available online and as a hard copy.

Get your university’s official application guide at the Alumni & Career office, Richard-Wagner-Straße 3, 4th floor (Mon – Fri, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.)

→ Check out the preview

Bring me to the Digital Career Guide

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CV-Check & Counseling

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Well-prepared

Your application

Familiarize yourself with the standards for resumes and cover letters in the job market of your choice.

We provide the following resources:
• Ongoing Career-Webinars: Overview

• TUM Career Guide, Chapter 3: Present Your Skills

• TUM Career Days

TUM Career Days

Fast help

Online
CV-Check

Upload your application documents once you’re familiar with the standards for CVs and cover letters; our career experts will give you personalized feedback after review.

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Effective and personal

Career Counseling

Discuss your individual career challenges with our coaches after you have already informed yourself about topics such as application documents and job search in our offerings.

To the dates

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„Each seminar and every word of encouragement resonated with me deeply, shaping my understanding of the German job market, as well as strategically applying and building this self-confidence so necessary to face the selection processes. Your dedication to helping students like me navigate their professional journey in Germany has been truly valuable.“

Patricia Chacon (Master in Management)

Sajjad Hossan Jubair (Picture: private)

„Irrespective to the hectic schedule, I always try to find time to join TUM career’s session.

I was immensely helped through TUM career guide and other sessions which helped me to spruce up my applications than earlier which indeed helped to land into my very first job in Germany after 3 months of my arrival.

I’ll be looking forward to contiue the journey with TUM career service in this summer semester as well.“

Sajjad Hossan Jubair (Master Civil Engineering)

TUM Career Newsletter

We will send you regular updates on our Career Events. The newsletter also contains tips and information on trends in the job market (Picture: marchmeena29 -iStockphoto.com).

Subscribe now

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Career Podcast

In “That’s my Job”, the career podcast by the TUM Community, we therefore talk to TUM alumni about their inspiring career paths and show you how to find your own way after graduation (Picture: Canva. Logo: Daniel Fürg/48forward).

Tune in

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Now on Instagram!

Follow @tum.alumni on Instagram for even more career tips. Get to know alumni from relevant industries and learn about current events (Picture: Pexels/Kerde Severin).

Go to Instagram

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TUM Jobportal

Make your job search easy. In the TUM Jobportal employers explicitly look for TUM Students and Alumni for their vacancies (Picture: fitzkes – iStock.com).

Find the job of your dreams now

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Flyer Summer Term 2025

The flyer gives an overview of all offers and events in the current semester.

Download Career Service Flyer (PDF, 279 KB)

Career with doctorate

You have recently completed your doctorate and are now looking for a suitable career start? You need advice around the industry change from university to industry? We support you with our exclusive career program for PhD students and postdocs.

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Events for doctoral candidates and postdocs

In our webinars specifically for PhD students and postdocs, you will receive support in finding the right job, preparing your application documents, tips on acquiring initial leadership skills, and much more.

Hava a look

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TUM Newsletter for doctoral candidates and postdocs

Are you doing your doctorate at TUM or are you a postdoc interested in a career in business? Then we will keep you up to date with this newsletter.

Subscribe now in your profile under “Services”

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Mentoring for Scienstists

Mentoring for Scientists connects PhD students and postdocs with (international) research alumni, visiting scientists and scholars. The focus is on personal exchange between researchers at different career stages.

More about mentoring

Prof. Jürgen Ruland, Forschungszentrum TranslaTUM für Translationale Onkologie, bespricht mit Dokotorandin Zellschnitte Foto: Andreas Heddergott / Verwendung frei fuer die Berichterstattung ueber die TU Muenchen unter Nennung des Copyrights

Interested in an academic career?

You can get information and support here:

For doctoral candidates: www.gs.tum.de/en/gs/doctorate-at-tum
For postdocs: www.tum.de/en/about-tum/careers-and-jobs/postdocs

Proseminar für Masterstudierende zum Themen der Biomolekulare Nanotechnologie Arbeitsgruppe (Prof. Hendrik Dietz) und der Bionanotechnologie und Bioelektronik (Prof. Friedrich Simmel) Arbeitsgruppe. Foto: Andreas Heddergott / Verwendung frei fuer die Berichterstattung ueber die TU Muenchen unter Nennung des Copyrights

Looking for role models? These alumni earned their doctorates at TUM

Architect and Urban Planner Doris Zoller

“Climate Change Mitigation Is the Biggest Challenge in Housing”

TUM Alumna Doris Zoller has always found herself in male-dominated environments. However, for her this is not an issue. As a strategic planner for the Housing Department of the City of Munich, she carries out her duties with seasoned poise. Her time at TUM further honed her knack for networking and her readiness to embrace new ideas.

Business Consultant Anna Hepp

“My Job Gives me Energy for my Children”

Anna Hepp is a business consultant and mother of two children. The fact that she is able to combine these two worlds is also due to the fact that she dared to do it. She wants to take away the fear of this challenge from other women and is involved in the Women of TUM Network.

Expert for Transportation Systems Aledia Bilali

“I Was Encouraged to Get the Best out of Myself”

TUM Alumna Dr. Aledia Bilali came to Germany with no knowledge of the language and has had an exemplary career in the field of intelligent transportation systems. She studied and completed her doctorate in transportation with passion. An internship opened doors for her at BMW, where she now holds a project management position.

Data Scientist Nikolaos Kosmas Chlis

„TUM Made Me Believe in Europe”

After completing his master's degree at the Technical University of Crete, Dr. Nikolaos Kosmas Chlis moved to Munich to pursue his Doctorate at TUM. There, he encountered an international community that continues to fill him with hope to this day. He has now registered as the 100,000th Alumnus in the TUM network and received thanks from TUM President Thomas F. Hofmann for this milestone.

Audi Procurement Director Renate Vachenauer

“If it gets complex, I'm there”

Her studies and doctorate in Electrical Engineering awakened TUM Alumna Renate Vachenauer's enthusiasm for cars and electromobility. Today, she is Head of Procurement at AUDI AG. Together with her team, she makes a significant contribution to value creation and the company's transition to electromobility and digitalization.

Triathlete Christian Schiwek

"Hawaii is the dream destination of every triathlete"

Dr. Christian Schiwek has qualified for perhaps the most famous endurance competition in the world: the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii. The TUM alumnus trains up to 20 hours a week for this - in addition to his 40-hour job at the pharmaceutical company Roche

Nobel Laureate Johann Deisenhofer

"As a Scientist, You Never Know Everything, But You Are Always Discovering New Things"

In the mid-1960s, Johann Deisenhofer came to TUM as a young student, attracted by the opportunity to attend lectures by Nobel Laureate Robert Mößbauer. His early years of study fundamentally shaped his understanding of physics and the work of scientists. With his subsequent doctorate, he delved deeper into the then-new field of biochemistry. Together with his doctoral advisor and fellow TUM Alumnus Robert Huber, he discovered structures that had never been seen by human eyes before. In 1988, at the age of just 45, Johann Deisenhofer, along with Robert Huber and Hartmut Michel, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.