“Sprungbrett campus” – Information for graduates of TH Wildau from countries outside the EU
14 fixed-term part-time positions (20 hours per week) have been approved as part of the “Sprungbrett Campus” funding programme.
All internal job vacancies under the “Sprungbrett Campus” funding programme for non-EU graduates of TH Wildau will be posted here shortly: https://www.th-wildau.de/stellenangebote
Please apply via the online application form, which you will find at the bottom of the page for each job vacancy.
Questions and answers about the application
What are the basic requirements you need in order to submit an application?Open areaClose area
- A completed degree from TH Wildau – a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, depending on the position you are applying for
- Only individuals who are not currently enrolled as students (or with a planned graduation in summer 2026) and who have not yet completed a recognised professional entry-level qualification may apply
- Individuals whose country of origin is outside the EU (non-EU nationality, place of birth outside the EU)
Further specialist requirements are specified in the job advertisements for each position.
Should a certain level of German language proficiency be required to perform the role, this will also be specified in the relevant job advertisement. Every position offers the opportunity to improve German language skills, starting from your current level.
What else is expected of you?Open areaClose area
- Excellent knowledge of MS Office
- The working language is German, or German language skills will be developed: If a candidate's German language proficiency is below level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, they are expected to develop their spoken and written German skills to the level mentioned above during their period of employment, where possible, through intensive, compulsory language courses outside working hours.
- Good written and spoken English
- You are expected to participate in the internal support programme of the funding scheme (e.g. networking events, workshops, job application training, etc.)
What documents do you need to submit with your application for a position?Open areaClose area
- Cover letter (if you have previously held employment, please explain why you do not consider this to constitute a qualified start to your career)
- Curriculum vitae, including details of your nationality and place of birth
- Academic qualifications
- Reference letters, if available
- Where applicable, proof of a disability (including severe disability), if you wish this to be taken into account
Current job vacancies
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Applicant |
Faculty / Organisational unit |
Position |
Available from |
Degree |
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Carly McLaughlin |
Faculty of Business, Computing and Law / Language Centre |
Project Coordinator “German as a Springboard to the Labour Market” (m/f/d) |
1 August 2026 |
Master |
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Prof. Dr Carolin Schmitz-Antoniak |
Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences |
1 September 2026 |
Bachelor |
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Prof. Dr Carolin Schmitz-Antoniak |
Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences |
1 September 2026 |
Bachelor |
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Claudia Steinborn-Maglóczki |
Wildau Foundation Year – Administration |
1 August 2026 |
Bachelor |
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Karin Schmidt |
Centre for International Affairs – International Office |
International Office Staff Member: Advisory Services, Projects and Digital Transformation (m/f/d) |
1 July 2026 |
Master |
|
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Prof. Dr Alexander Lübbe |
Faculty of Business, Computing and Law |
As soon as possible |
Master |
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Prof. Dr Iciar Dominguez Lacasa |
Faculty of Business, Computing and Law |
Research Coordinator: Crossover – Culture & Management (m/f/d) |
1 July 2026 |
Master |
|
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Prof. Dr Lydia Göse |
Faculty of Business, Computing and Law |
Junior Art Director with a track in digital marketing (m/f/d) |
1 September 2026 |
Bachelor |
|
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Prof. Dr Lydia Göse |
Faculty of Business, Computing and Law |
Junior Project Manager with a track in digital marketing (m/f/d) |
1 September 2026 |
Master |
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Prof. Dr Marcus Frohme, Prof. Dr. Alina Nechyporenko |
Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences |
1 September 2026 |
Master |
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Prof. Dr Michael Herzog |
Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences |
1 July 2026 |
Bachelor |
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Prof. Christian Dreyer, PhD (Natural Sciences) |
Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences |
Staff member in the field of biological cultivation systems and sensor technology (m/f/d) |
1 September 2026 |
Bachelor |
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Prof. Dr Susanne Marx |
Faculty of Business, Computing and Law |
Project Coordinator – Crossover: Culture & Management (m/f/d) |
1 September 2026 |
Master |
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Prof. Mario Nowitzki, PhD (Eng.) |
Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences |
Aquaponics Project Engineer at the Laboratory for Renewable Energy (m/f/d) |
1 September 2026 |
Master |