> Industrial Internship
An industrial internship is part of the undergraduate electrical engineering programme (EEB) during the fifth semester. This is an opportunity for students to broaden and deepen their knowledge and skills through engineering activities. They will also be able to experience working conditions and methods in real life. We recommend German students to do their internship abroad. Students from other countries should do their internship in Germany.
Information Brochure
The information brochure in German language summarises all important information about the internship semester and should therefore be read carefully. It provides information on block courses, industrial Internships. All the necessary forms for registration and confirmation of the internship are included in the appendix of the document.
Brochure for the internship semester
| PDFs and Further Information |
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| Module description internship semester |
| Career Center |
| International Office |
Time schedule
| Point in Time | Activity | Reference |
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| 3rd semester | Read the Information brochure about industrial internship | Brochure |
| Research internship offers from companies in Moodle | Moodle-course | |
| Send your applications companies | ||
| 3rd 4th semester | Attend 50 teaching units (TUS) in the seminar Key Competences 1) | Seminar Key Competences |
| 4th semester | Submit the application form and your contract to internship office | |
| Apply for an exemption of the tuition fees before start of the semester | Exemption form | |
| During your internship | Upload your progress reports via moodle | |
| Get visited by a professor | ||
| 6th semester | Hand in your final report and confirmation of attendance 2) | |
| Submit the certificate of presence at the internship office | ||
| Review the final report with the professor | ||
| Give a presentation and hold your colloquium upon your internship |
1) For students who do not have a DSH2 at the beginning of their studies, a passed DSH2 is recognised as an acquired key competence (language competence) of 50 TU. In this case, no further courses are required.
2) Certificate of presence
> Seminar Key Competences (SSK)
In general, the Seminar Key Competences (SSK) consists of individual block courses. They are part of the internship semester. The current selection of recognised events can be found in the Information brochure written in German language.
For students who do not have a DSH2 at the beginning of their studies, must successfully pass the DSH2 exam at the end of the 2nd year. A passed DSH2 is recognised as an acquired key competence (language competence) of 50 TU. In this case, no further courses are required.
Alessandra Hasenbeck
questions about the
organisation of
the internship semester
a.hasenbeck@th-mannheim.de
T +49 621 292-6267
F +49 621 292-6260
Building U, Room 010
Office Hours
| Mon - Thu | 09:00 – 12:00 and 13:00 – 15:30 |
| Fri | 09:00 - 12:00 |
Prof. Dr. Kay Böhnke
Head of internship office
k.boehnke@th-mannheim.de
T +49 621 292-6281
Building U, Room 117
