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A new semester is here — and with it, new faces, new perspectives, and new opportunities.
A warm welcome to all new students joining us this semester — and especially to our international first-semester students! Starting university and a career in a new country is an exciting adventure. If you want to find a student job, we are here to help you find your way, connect with companies and alumnae, and take your first steps towards your future career.
And of course, a big welcome back to everyone who has already been part of our community! Whether you are just starting your studies, already know your way around campus, or are approaching your final semesters — October is a great time to take a fresh look at your career plans and discover what’s next.
Our regular program is back, with workshops, events, and individual support to help you prepare for your career journey. Whether you want to improve your CV, explore career opportunities, prepare for applications, or simply talk through your next steps, we are here for you. |
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Career Advice Services for International Students
Our semester program is back! Starting October 7th at 12 (noon), you can register for our upcoming workshops and events designed to help you bulid your career in Germany, navigate the job market, and take your next career step.
Whether you are new to Germany and exploring your career options, preparing to enter the German job market, or already have experience and want to move your career forward - our program offers practical opportunities to develop your skills, prepare for the job market, and connect with people and opportunities.
Topics include job hunting in Germany, the German application process, career planning, and professional development.
Need individual support? We are happy to help. Whether you have questions about working and building a career in Germany, would like feedback on your CV or cover letter, or are looking for individual career advice, feel free to contact us at career.international@rwth-aachen.de.
We look forward to welcoming you and supporting you on your career journey throughout the new semester!
REMINDER: Your career doesn’t have to follow a straight line. University is a great time to explore, experiment, and discover what fits you — one experience at a time. |
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New semester, new possibilities
October is a great time to take a step towards your future career. Whether you are new to university or already well into your studies, you don't need to have your career plans figured out. Use the semester to explore your interests, build experience, and discover wthat could be next for you.
A few ideas to get started:
Try something new: Join a project, attend an event, take on a new role, or explore an area you haven't considered before. You never know what might spark you interest. Talk to people: Connect with fellow students, alumni, companies, or people working in fields that interest you. A conversation can open up new perspectives and career opportunities. Look beyond your lectures: Internships, student jobs, volunteering, initiatives, and extracurricular activities can help you gain experience and discover what you enjoy - and what you don't. Explore your options: Check out career fairs, workshops, company events, or mentoring opportunities to learn more about different career paths. Take one small step: Update your CV, create a LinkedIn profile, research an industry, apply for an internship, or simply write down a few ideas for where you might want to go next. |
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Career Success in Germany Certificate
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Ready to take your career in Germany to the next level?
Are you an international student interested in building your career in Germany? Applications for the next cohort of our Career Success in Germany program are now open!
The program offers you the opportunity to join a supportive network of international talents, gain practical insights into the German job market, develop valuable career skills, and connect with other international students who are preparing for their professional future in Germany.
Whether you are just starting your studies or already thinking about your next career step, Career Success in Germany can help you prepare for your journey into the German job market.
Applications are open from September 28 to November 8, 2026.
Find more information and the application link on our website: Link
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Campus & Community
Discover RWTH campus life: upcoming events, student life insights, and small language or cultural tips to help you feel at home in Aachen. |
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Welcome to RWTH - Finding your Community
Starting at RWTH is about more than lectures and exams. It's also a chance to build connections, explore your interests, develop new skills, and take your first step towards your future career. Discover the many ways to meet people, get involved, and find your community on campus. Student initiatives are a great way to gain practical experience, discover what you are passionate about, and develop skills that can support you in your future career.
With over 100 RWTH student initiatives, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved, try something new, and make your time at university count.
Check out the RWTH student initiatives. |
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Beyond the lecture hall - What's happening on Campus?
A new semester means a fresh start - and plenty of opportunities to get involved. From student initiatives and cultural events to sports and social activities, discover what's happening on campus this October. Getting involved is not only a great way to meet people and make the most of your time at RWTH - it can also help you build skills, explore your interests, and grow your network for your future career.
Find opportunities to try something new, connect with others, and take a step towards your personal and professional development: Link |
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Your Monthly German Mini-Lesson - Boost your vocabulary and sprinkle a little German into everyday
Each month we pick a common German word, explain it in English, and give you ready-to-use examples.
Keine Ahnung
Pronunciation: [ˈkaɪ̯nə ˈaːnʊŋ]
Definition: “Keine Ahnung” means “no idea” or “I have no idea.” It’s informal and very common in German.
Usage tips
When you don’t know: „Keine Ahnung, wo das ist.“ → “No idea where that is.”
When you have no clue: „Ich habe keine Ahnung, wie das funktioniert.“ → “I have no idea how this works.”
As a casual answer: „Was machen wir heute Abend?“ – „Keine Ahnung.“ → “What are we doing tonight?” – “No idea.”
Good to know: In formal situations, use „Ich weiß es nicht.“ (“I don’t know”) instead. Depending on your tone, „Keine Ahnung“ can sound neutral, friendly, or slightly dismissive.
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Events, Seminars at Career Center coming soon!
Stay tuned for the new Career Center schedule and sign up for networking events!
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