The Jacobs University annual Career Fair is the largest career event of the year, held every March on the Jacobs University Bremen campus. Since 2015, we have hosted hundreds of worldwide enterprises, regional companies, research institutes, non-governmental and governmental agencies, as well as freshly founded start-ups from a wide range of industries to facilitate connections with the brightest talent in the Bremen area.

The event offers excellent opportunities for employers, alumni, and Bremen area students alike, enhancing networking, career development, and recruitment efforts.

International organizations such as Microsoft, Tesla, AB InBev, KPMG, Barry Callebaut, and Roche, as well as regional companies such as the dairy enterprise DMK Group, leading names in research such as the Alfred-Wegener-Institut, Marum and Fraunhofer Mevis, are examples of partners that have made the Career Fair successful year after year. See below for an extensive list.

• Gain visibility for your organization’s brand and promote your organization in an exhibitor’s booth
• Enhance your recruitment efforts:
  • give a presentation on your company, current projects, internships and job opportunities to a captive audience
  • engage 1:1 with individual students – we set it up for you!
  • tap into the pool of more than 1000 young talents

“Jacobs University’s internationality is what makes it so attractive to us. Its graduates come from all over the world. As a globally active company, this is extremely important to us.“

Dr. Georg Oenbrink
Senior Vice President Innovation Management
Evonik Degussa GmbH

• Lead a presentation or sit on a panel and encourage and enlighten current students on how to succeed as they embark on their career path
• For our alumni start-ups, inspire current students by sharing your entrepreneurial journey – take advantage of free start-up booths for our Jacobs alumni (ACT QUICKLY! only a limited number available)
• Network with fellow alumni and employers and acquire information about industry trends and best practices