THA_connect is a project by Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg that supports international students from the beginning of their studies to their entry into the German job market. Through targeted programs, personalized advising, and a strong network, we help you succeed in your academic journey and take confident steps into your professional future.
THA_connect focuses on four core goals:
1. Ensuring academic success
We support international students in successfully completing their degree programs.
2. Preparing for the job market
We enhance your employability with hands-on, practice-oriented opportunities.
3. Facilitating transitions
We build bridges between university and the labor market through tailored support services.
4. Building networks
Through partnerships with companies, alumni, and institutions, we create lasting,
sustainable structures for your future.
Our bridge modules
Career Service International
Practical Experience During Studies
Service-learning and industry projects with regional companies – practical and future-oriented.
International Alumni Hub
Future Career Lounge
The Future Career Lounge is the heart of THA_connect. Here you’ll find:
- Compact language courses
- Mentoring programs with alumni
- Networking and info events
Whether on campus or online – we’re here to support you every step of the way.
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Career Workout
CAREER WORKOUT – a varied mix of seminars and workshops!
For what?
- Goal-oriented personality development
- Multi-faceted preparation for the professional world
- Well briefed for the Job-application process
- More Know-How – More Success!
For Whom?
- For you!
And How?
- With a binding registration
- Without ECTS, and hence completely free of charge
- Takes place mainly via Zoom and hence not restricted to a location
- Mainly in German, but some events in English
Events
Mentoring WomenGoTop
Are you a female student in an advanced semester considering further academic qualifications, such as a Master's or PhD?
Or are you about to graduate with a Bachelor's or Master's degree and preparing to start your career?
Mentoring includes
- Practical insights into the everyday professional life of a mentor
- Tips for individual career and life planning
- Support with career entry / coaching
- Networking
- Personal development through individual advice and feedback
Find out more about our successful WomenGoTop mentoring programme!
German B2/C1 Courses
German courses still open for registration!
Want to improve your German for daily life, university, or future career opportunities in Germany? The Center for Languages and Intercultural Communication (ZSI) offers courses to help you strengthen your skills.
You can still join:
- Deutsch B2/C1: Ich will mitreden! – Sprechen in Alltag und Studium
Wednesday | 15:40 – 17:10
- Deutsch B2/C1: Von Profis lernen – Präsentieren in Studium und Beruf
Monday | 15:40 – 17:10
- Deutsch C1: Schreiben im Studium (DaF)
Dates according to the schedule | 15:40 – 18:50
Improve your speaking, presentation, and academic writing skills and feel more confident in your studies.
Interested? Register here!
Contact: Miriam Riegger | miriam.riegger(at)tha.de
Thinking about a student job or internship? You’re not alone.
Navigating work opportunities in Germany can be confusing, especially for international students. Handbook Germany offers clear and practical guidance on student jobs and internships, from legal rules and working hours to helpful tips for getting started. A great resource if you’re looking for clarity, confidence, and reliable information before taking your next step.
Internationales Deutschcafe
You want to improve your German skills and love coffee? ☕❤️
Join the weekly International DeutschCafé – everyone’s welcome!
When: Every monday 13:00—15:00
Where: U2.04
- no minimum level required
- open access
- no sign-up
- tutor available for help
Free coffee!
Can’t wait to see you there!
contact: miriam.riegger(at)tha.de
Ready to Take Off! – The Event Highlights
The THA_connect project is part of the FIT – Support for International Talent for Integration into Studies and the Job Market program and is funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) with support from the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR).
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