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Discover an exciting opportunity to dive into hands-on research at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg (THA)! Our Research Internship (RI) program connects motivated international students with innovative research groups, offering a unique chance to gain research experience.


The Research Internship program allows qualified students from abroad to join a THA research group and contribute to a pre-defined project (confer project overview). Interns work full-time in an English-speaking environment and receive official recognition through an RI certificate.

Outline of the program

  • Open to international students on Master level or on advanced Bachelor level (third semester or higher)
  • 40 hours/week workload
  • 1-, 2-, or 3-month internship duration
  • Flexible start date
  • Internship in English (no German required)
  • Projects from Liberal Art & Sciences, Computer Science, Mechanical & Process Engineering, and School of Business (the project supervisor decides individually whether the student is qualified for the project)

There are two types of internships: Internship with enrollment as a student of THA and internship without enrollment. The differences between the two types are listed below:

With EnrollmentWithout Enrollment
  • Academic credit awarded (in form of Transcript of Records and ECTS)
  • Student benefits like discounts, access to library and cafeteria, public transport ticket, etc.
  • Need to pay semester fee (roughly 200€)
  • Need to apply before the following deadlines: August 1 for Winter Term 2026/2027 and January 18 for Summer Term 2027
  • No academic recognition (letter of recommendation for potential employer still possible)
  • No student benefits
  • No semester fee
  • No deadlines (application 2 months before internship suffices)

If you are interested in the RI program, click on the menu item “Application” below to find out how to apply for the RI program. In case of questions, please contact the RI coordinator Frederic Wagner.