The abbreviation Hiwi stands for “auxiliary scientist” and covers three categories of student jobs: student assistants, research assistants and student employees. These are students who are employed by a university on a temporary basis during their studies
The possible field of employment of a student assistant is characterized by diverse and demanding activities, which are often also in a concrete connection to the respective study and the contents taught there.
The typical tasks of a student assistant include, for example:
- Student advising
- Supporting scientific activities in research and teaching
- Collaboration in research projects
- Extensive research work
Employment as a Hiwi also has some advantages:
- You get additional practical experience besides the theory from the lectures
- You gain insight into the work of a scientist or researcher
- You establish contacts with professors, doctoral students and research assistants
- Due to flexible working hours and short commutes, you can integrate the job well into your university life
- You show additional commitment during your studies
- And much more…
If we could arouse your interest in a Hiwi position, then inform yourself right away about open positions at your university and get your own picture of the daily routine and the advantages as a Hiwi.
Here you can find more general information about a job as a Hiwi…
