Faculty of Business Administration

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Information on internships at home and abroad at the Faculty of Business Administration

General information

The internship is an integral part of the bachelor's program (mandatory), which usually has to be completed in a company or in another institution of professional practice to the extent of full-time employment. This is done on the basis of an internship contract (and not an employment contract).

For Bachelor students, an information event on the internship usually takes place at the beginning of the summer semester. In preparation, you will be invited a few weeks in advance by the person responsible for the internship at the faculty to an OPAL course containing important information and forms. 

Please send – unless otherwise agreed with your specialist mentoring teacher – within 14 days after the end of the internship

  • the internship certificate and the internship report to your specialist mentoring teacher and
  • the form “Internship procedure” – if applicable also the form “Internship abroad” – to the internship coordinator, Prof. Neuvians (please copy Ms. Otto)

If you have any questions about the internship, please contact Prof. Neuvians or Ms. Otto.

 

Specific instructions for the bachelor's degree programs

  • Search and application for funded internships abroad (e.g. foundations) possibly 1 year before the internship
  • Otherwise: approx. 3 - 6 months before the start of the internship semester.
  • Internship period (full-time): at least 12 weeks (cf. Study Regulations § 5, Para. 1)
  • Length of the internship paper: 6 pages of text (cf. resolution of the BW-StuKo of 05.11.2019).
  • ECTS credits: 15 credits (cf. study regulations, appendix p. 3)
  • Self-initiative
  • Job exchange of the HTW Dresden
  • Company contact fairs (HTW and TU Dresden)

Company:

  • Industrial and commercial enterprises
  • Banks and insurance companies
  • Authorities/offices/institutes
  • Business and tax consultancies

In all operational functional areas that have an economic and organisational background:

  • Management/executive board
  • Accounting/Controlling
  • Logistics
  • Marketing
  • Human Resources

The internship position should be selected according to the focus of study and personal career aspirations.

  • The internship contract is not an employment contract but an training contract
  • The internship contract can be submitted in paper form (2 originals and 1 copy) or electronically
  • At the same time, specify the specialist mentoring teacher for the internship (they will receive a copy of the contract)
  • Signature of the internship officer after checking the prerequisites on the basis of the performance record from the QIS portal.
  • Prerequisite for the internship:
    • Examination Regulations (§ 3, Para. 2) as of WS 2017/18: 143 of 150 ECTS credits from the first five semesters of study
    • Examination Regulations (§ 3, Para. 2) as of WS 2024/25: 140 von 150 ECTS credits
  • On the basis of the internship certificate and the internship report
  • Handover to the specialist mentoring teacher, who assesses with "pass" / "fail".
  • Maintain contact with the specialist mentoring teacher
  • Hand in internship certificate + internship report 14 days after the end of the internship to the specialist mentoring teacher
  • Hand in the form "Internship Procedure" or the form "Internship Abroad" to the person in charge of the internship.

Internship Regulations Bachelor's Degree Programs dated 21.03.2023 Note: This document is not barrier-free and is only available in German.

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