MVB: Internship

Reviewer according to §48 Federal Training Assistance Act (BAföG)

!Attention!

Dear Students

You can directly apply for your performance certificate according to §48 Federal Training Assistance Act (BAföG) at the Studierendenwerk without the signature of Mr. Prof. Rutner, in case you can prove that you have completed

70 credits after the third semester
90 credits after the fourth semester
110 credits after the fifth semester.

Please remember to submit your printed performance overview to the Studierendenwerk.

The credit scores have been decided per vote by the Dean’s meeting, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and reported to the Studierendenwerk.

Internship Regulations

Internship regulations for the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Guideline for students

Additional notes for the internship in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering

It is strongly recommended to complete a major part of the internship prior to starting the study program. Experience has shown that it is difficult to find time during the lecture-free period due to examinations. Recognition of the internship can only be granted after admission to the study program and completion of the 10-week internship period. For recognition of the internship, please hand in the report (only about the activities on the site) and the confirmation letters of the firm(s) per email to marcus.rutner@tuhh.de.

If you have any questions, please contact the head of the internship office.

Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Marcus Rutner
Head of the Internship Office of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Hamburg University of Technology

Guideline for companies providing internship positions

One of the admission requirements for the Bachelor's program in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH) is an internship, which must be completed and confirmed (by the firm) by the end of the fourth semester. We recommend that students complete the 10-week internship preferably before starting their studies, as there is limited time available during the study phase. It should be noted that the activities during the internship must comply with the internship regulations for Civil and Environmental Engineering at the TUHH. During the internship, students are not insured through the TUHH.

Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Marcus Rutner
Head of the Internship Office of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Hamburg University of Technology