19,777 Working Student & Internship Jobs in Germany
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Finding Working Student Jobs in Germany
Working student positions (Werkstudenten) in Germany are part-time roles for enrolled university students - typically 10–20 hours/week during semester and up to 40 hours during semester breaks.
The most in-demand sectors are Tech, Finance, and Marketing. Major hubs include Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, and Stuttgart, though remote roles are increasingly available.
We default to showing English-speaking roles - perfect for international students studying in Germany. Toggle to German or 'All' to expand your search.
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Working Student Salary Guide
Data-driven salary benchmarks for working students and internships across Germany.
Working Student Salary Guide →Frequently Asked Questions
A Working Student (German: Werkstudent) role is a German part-time job specifically designed for enrolled university students. You can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during semester breaks while maintaining your student status in Germany.
For jobs labeled as English-speaking, you do not need to know German to apply or work. The vast majority of positions on our platform are English-friendly - common in tech companies, startups, and international firms. If a job description mentions German as a plus, it is helpful but never mandatory for the role. We label each listing clearly so you can filter with confidence.
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Yes! We include both Working Student and Internship (German: Praktikum) listings. Use the employment type filter to narrow down.
Yes. While we specialize in English-speaking positions for international students, you can switch the language filter to 'German' or 'All' to see German-speaking roles. These are more common in traditional industries, local SMEs, and public sector positions.
Yes, you can have multiple Working Student positions simultaneously. However, the 20 hours per week limit applies to your total working hours across all jobs during the semester - not per employer. During semester breaks, you can work full-time across all positions. For tax purposes, all your income is combined. If your total annual income stays below the basic tax-free allowance (€12,348 for 2026), you typically pay no income tax. Use our Tax Calculator to estimate your net income based on your specific situation.
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As a Working Student (Werkstudent) in Germany, you can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and full-time during semester breaks. This status also provides tax advantages - you get a higher tax-free allowance compared to mini-jobs. Use our Tax Calculator tool to estimate your net income.
