University Of Stuttgart, Stuttgart Ranking 2024 from QS, THE & US NEWS

Placement:

As with other international universities, there are no campus placements. But there are a lot of job fairs where companies visit and you can get to know what all companies are hiring. There are also opportunities for student jobs here. The average salary would be around 55K euros.

The major factor was the location of the university and the opportunities to work during and after studies. The university has a decent amount of courses to select from and offers a variety of them. The best part is that there are a lot of student positions within the university to help fund yourself. So, the experience has been good, and they offer various other networking events.

Placement:

There is no such placement process in Europe but the University arranges job fairs where companies visit the campus and students can interact with them. There are frequent visits from top companies like Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Bosch, Siemens, etc. These companies offer a range of profiles, particularly in engineering, research, and development roles. The salary varies depending on the role and your skills, but the average salary is between 55k - 60k euros yearly.

The university is highly regarded in Computer Science and comes under the prestigious TU9 cluster i.e. one the of nine leading technical universities in Germany. They have different specializations and flexible course curriculum with a wide range of options to choose from.

Placement:

University doesn't offer placements but recruiters give preference if passed out from the university. And there are a lot of research opportunities.

I chose this University because companies give preference if passed out from this university as it is quite reputed and also Stuttgart is known for its industries hence getting a work is easier.

Placement:

You need to apply to multiple places and be ready to face a lot of rejections. Only after that you get like a few interviews and then turn that into a career.

Internship:

Yes. I did a few co-op in Nokia and then at Fraunhofer.

Placement:

2 companies visited, Designer: profile offered, ALL: number of students placed, self: how is the placement process, 60K euro: median salary

Internship:

Interned in Bosch, Antenna designer and 1400 Euro, interview and then place offered.

Placement:

There is no placement, we need to search for jobs ourselves. Having work experience more than 3 years with German level B2 is highly beneficial and recommended. Salary depends on the city you get the job in. Around 48000-56000 brutto would be good starting salary.

Internship:

I interned in Robert Bosch during my study after my master thesis. I did voluntary internship which is quite had to get. After application and screening you will have 1 or 2 rounds of interview depending on the number of applicants. Cover letter and resume are required for the application. Around 800-900 euros will be provided as stipend.

Placement:

It's pretty common to get into MNCs like Bosch, Mercedes, Daimler, Porsche. Continental after completion of studies.

Internship:

I'll be doing a werkstudent.

Placement:

Campus placements doesn’t happen like in India. There are job fairs though, where the students get information about companies that are available and their projects. Students can develop their network through these job fairs and later apply for jobs in these companies through their network.

Internship:

I didn’t get an internship for two reasons - I have 3 years of work ex and internship was not part of my curriculum. If students still want to get an internship, it falls under voluntary internships and many companies don’t prefer such internships because then the companies have to pay the students full time employee salary.

Placement:

Here you need to attend job fairs and find a job that suits best for you. The best way to find or apply for a job is via LinkedIn, Stepstone.de or direct application via the company website. With regards to Research opportunities the best way is to find a list of Professors who are currently doing research in the field you are interested in and then directly emailing them asking for any open research topics or suggesting them your topic, if you have any. In both the cases, be it job or research the average salary is 60k Euros annually.

The University is more than what I expected. Be it with respect to course, accommodation, city etc, everything was just super. Also coming a new country with its own culture and language helps the student to come out of his/her comfort zone and also develops the soft skills.

Placement:

Companies don't visit the campus here in Germany. It's the responsibility of student to apply for jobs by themselves.

Internship:

1. AVL, Graz - Intern (1100 euros NET). I contacted people in the management of this Company. 2. ZVRBB, Böblingen - Intern (900 euros NET). Mail to the Plant head.