Are you still unsure whether studying or doing an internship would be more suitable for you? The DAAD provides a brief overview of the options:
How to find an internship?
The International Office will support you in your search for an internship and has set up a Moodle page where you can find current vacancies and lists of institutions where physics students have already completed internships in the past. In addition, they provide a list of different internship programmes (e.g. IAESTE, ISEP, RISE, DAAD). It is also often worth talking to the working groups in the Department of Physics to establish suitable contacts with foreign universities.
Please note that the application deadlines are often well in advance, so start gathering information as early as possible.
Internships and short stays in Japan
- Research internships at OIST
- Stipend trip from the Studienwerk for the German-Japanese study exchange
Contact
Internalization officer and Erasmus coordinator: Chris Malena Delitzsch
Questions regarding Erasmus+ internships: erasmus.physik@tu-dortmund.de
General questions about internships and other programs: chris.delitzsch@tu-dortmund.de
Office: CP-03-134
Phone: +49 231 755 3501




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