Graduates

Dear graduates,

In my function as Alumni Representative of the Faculty of Social Sciences, you will have already found some functions on the page for graduates of the Faculty:

Finally, here is a service for you:

Overview of job search databases for social professions

Originally, job offers could be found in the newsletter for graduates: Around 2002, I learned that the first graduates from our department were starting their careers with 1-euro jobs. From this time onwards, job advertisements were initially published directly in the newsletter. This was impractical in the long term due to the monthly publication, overloaded the mail with information that was no longer of interest to a large proportion of graduates and frustrated us because we had to rewrite the mostly page-long advertisements into a suitable 5-7 line text ourselves. So we had to change something.

Job database of the university

Since 2005, these offers have been referred to the university's job database: https: //www.hszg.de/hochschule/jobs-karriere/stellenboerse (first enter the right one for yourself in the header of this database!) Sponsors and associations can enter their job and internship offers in this database themselves. However, there are other ways to search for or offer jobs:

Job databases on the Internet

There are a number of job portals that cover the entire job market and are financed in different ways: mostly through advertising, but sometimes also (less frequently) through membership fees. They are not listed as they are usually easy to find using a search engine.

 

Job offers from large providers

If you know a provider that is not listed here, it is worth looking for their homepage. As a rule, the jobs are now listed there in a separate section; here are just the most important examples:

Jobs outside Germany

Finally: Europe, especially Great Britain, is a good place to go if you want to broaden your horizons, if you can't find what you want here or if you want to realize some of your dreams:

So all graduates should find something adequate ... And: These links are subject to constant change, I am grateful for any suggestions and additions to r.schmitt@hszg.de!