163 Working Student & Intern Jobs in Munich
Browse working student and internship positions in Munich, Bavaria. Sourced directly from company career pages and ATS platforms, refreshed daily.
Munich combines world-class automotive and tech companies - BMW, Siemens, Allianz - with top-ranked universities like TU Munich and LMU. Working student salaries in Munich are among the highest in Germany, reflecting the city's strong economy. Whether you're studying engineering, business, or computer science, Munich offers exceptional career entry points.
As of Oct 24, 2026, workingstudentjobs.de lists 163 working student and internship positions in Munich from 548 employers. The median working student salary in Munich is €17.00 per hour (€1,473 per month), based on 131 listings with disclosed pay.
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Munich in our data
Counted from the student jobs we have listed, open and closed.
Median stated pay by field
| Field | Working student, per hour | Internship, per month |
|---|---|---|
| Operations | €17.00138 postings | €2,15048 postings |
| Marketing | €16.5081 postings | €1,00089 postings |
| Tech | €17.26100 postings | €2,41027 postings |
| Finance | €18.0047 postings | €2,40055 postings |
| Sales | €16.5056 postings | €2,15025 postings |
| Engineering | €18.0051 postings | €2,26811 postings |
| HR | €17.5036 postings | €1,40019 postings |
| Logistics | €17.1318 postings | Fewer than 10 postings state pay |
| Design | €17.2512 postings | Fewer than 10 postings state pay |
Median of the pay stated in postings since March 2026. A field needs at least 10 postings that state pay. Working students are compared per hour and interns per month, never converted.
Employers with the most student roles
- 1BMW Group323 open1,324 roles
- 2Infineon Technologies44 open237 roles
- 3Siemens41 open205 roles
- 4MTU Aero Engines122 open198 roles
- 5Allianz53 open170 roles
- 6Rohde & Schwarz42 open158 roles
- 7Deloitte83 open154 roles
- 8Knorr-Bremse AG40 open102 roles
Distinct roles listed since March 2026, open or closed. A reposted role counts once.
New postings per month
- Apr 20261,641
- May 20261,949
- Jun 20261,575
- Jul 20261,492
- Aug 20261,284
- Sept 20261,122
Postings we first listed each month. The count also moves when we add or lose a source, so it shows our coverage, not the whole market.
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Jobs near universities in Munich
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Working student jobs in Munich: FAQ
Why Munich for Working Student Jobs?
Munich's working-student market is shaped by global headquarters, engineering-heavy employers, finance and insurance groups, and a mature B2B software scene. BMW, Siemens, Allianz, Munich Re, Infineon, Microsoft, and many consulting firms hire students for software, automotive engineering, finance, product, data, and business roles. The employer mix is more corporate than Berlin, but the roles often come with structured teams, clear responsibilities, and strong conversion paths into graduate jobs.
The city draws heavily from TUM, LMU, Hochschule München, and nearby research institutes, so competition can be high for technical and business roles. Munich's cost of living is also high, which makes salary transparency more important. Use the median and percentile band on this page to compare disclosed working-student pay, then filter by field and language to find roles that fit your study schedule and German level.
Salary data on this page is based on workingstudentjobs.de listings with disclosed pay. In Munich, the current working-student median is €1,473 per month, equivalent to about €17.00 per hour, with the middle 50 percent of disclosed salaries between €1,342 - €1,559. The sample includes 131 salary listings and was refreshed on Oct 24, 2026. During the semester, working students in Germany generally stay within the 20-hour-per-week Werkstudentenprivileg rule; full-time work is usually possible during semester breaks.