The Campus Network Career Service provides an overview of offers, events and contact persons on the subject of entering the working world successfully.
News from the Career Service
What's up? - Check out upcoming Career Service events!
The central event calendar provides an overview of upcoming events related to career entry under the filter option "Career Service"!
5 questions to: Dr. Benjamin Brast, Graduate Center of TU Dortmund University
An interview with Dr. Benjamin Brast about the question "Doctorate: yes or no?" and support options during the doctorate.
Dialogue: Science meets business on 28th November 2023
Our Dialogue brings together doctoral researchers and a leading expert from the world of business for an informal exchange on current career issues.
5 questions to: Julia Pehle, International Office
Talking to Julia Pehle about support for international students with entering the German job market.
Alumni Portrait - „Germany helped to kick-start my career“
Sina Sharif Mansouri from Iran studied the Master’s degree program “Automation and Robotics” at TU Dortmund University from 2012 to 2014. In this…
Research Career Day on 9th November
Doctoral candidates can learn all about making a career in research! (Event in English)
Start-up Weekend: 20.-22.10.2023
Unleash your potential and broaden your knowledge. Gain hands-on experience and develop innovative solutions in an interdisciplinary team!
5 questions to: Elisabeth Brenker, coordinator of female.2.enterprises
Talking to Elisabeth Brenker about female empowerment, her own career start, and the importance of networking for entering the job market.
Ready for the working world?
The hidden job market includes vacancies that are not publicly advertised but are communicated through networks, personal contacts or recommendations. The number of jobs filled via the hidden job market has risen sharply. Therefore, it is even more important to network and establish contacts in order to participate in the hidden job market and thus increase your chances when looking for a job.
Take advantage of the opportunities at TU Dortmund University to make your first contacts during your studies!
Payrolls usually start with the gross wage. Taxes and social security contributions (such as health and care insurance, pension insurance and unemployment insurance) are deducted from this and the net wage is obtained, which is paid to the employee.
There are various gross-net calculators online that calculate the net wage. In most cases, factors such as tax class or church tax, etc. are also taken into account.
Tipp: Particularly when starting out on your career, it is worth calculating roughly how high your living expenses will be. This is a good preparation for your salary negotiation.
Unless otherwise specified in the announcement, a complete application includes:
- Cover letter
- Curriculum vitae
- Certificates
You can find help with setting up and designing your documents in various workshops that are held regularly at TU Dortmund University. Have a look in the "Applying" section!
Looking for an entry-level position, an internship or a part-time job? In that case, the stellenwerk job exchange of the TU Dortmund University could be of help!
stellenwerk TU Dortmund Job portal
*Gehaltsreport 2023, Stepstone.