Practical Modules

In particular, the internship of several-weeks-long  is a mandatory part of the undergraduate Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs. This mandatory internship allows students to apply their theoretical knowledge from their studies in practice, to gain initial experience in their future profession, or to gain insights into different professional fields. Since the student remains a member of the WHZ during the internship, regular re-registration at the beginning of the semester is necessary.

The Regulations for Practical Modules govern the details of the mandatory internship (duration, objectives, requirements, content, formalities, etc.). The internship regulations and registration forms can usually be downloaded from the homepage of the respective faculty. They often also provide a contract example tailored to the faculty's internship. In addition, the general contract example can be used:

General Internship Contract Example for Practical Modules 

In addition, there are internship coordinators at the faculties who advise and support students in this regard:

FacultyInternship Coordinator
Applied Arts SchneeberProf. Dorette Bárdos
Applied Languages and Intercultural CommunicationBettina Bach
Automotive and Mechanical EngineeringProf. Daniel John
Electrical Engineering Prof. Kevin Hipp
Health and Healthcare Sciences Prof. Martin Grünendahl
Automotive EngineeringProf. Dr.-Ing. Christian Erbsmehl

Physical Engineering/Computer Sciences
SG Computer Sciences
SG Physical Ebgineering

Physics – Bachelor Green Engineering and Sustainable Management (GrEnSuM)


Prof. Thomas Franke
Prof. Carsten Jana

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Philipp Kitschke

Business and EconomicsUwe Schielke

In addition, there is always the possibility of completing additional voluntary internships in addition to the compulsory internship (practical module).

TheCareer Service of the WHZ is available as a contact person for the search for internships (search strategy, application).

Both compulsory internships and voluntary internships can be completed abroad. Corresponding stays can be financially supported under certain conditions (in addition). Further information can be found on theInternational Office website.