Your work-study programme: reduced hours or part-time?
We regularly look for working students to support our divisions, for periods from just three months up to two years during your studies. They work in roles in IT, for example, but also Financial Management, Group Risk Management and Underwriting in Life & Health and Property & Casualty reinsurance. Don't worry if you're not familiar with the reinsurance business. We'll give you everything you need to get started.
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Study with practical experience and earn money
Our working student programme gives you the opportunity to work alongside your studies in an area that suits your specialism. You can work up to 20 hours a week and earn more money than other part-time jobs. You will also gain valuable work experience and make contacts for your future career. If you want to work for us as a working student, you must be currently enrolled in a full-time degree programme at a college or university.
Your focus: Economics or STEM
Clearly, numbers play an important role in the insurance business. Therefore, we welcome students with a business or STEM focus. If you have also taken specialist subjects such as controlling, accounting, insurance management, actuarial mathematics, statistics or stochastics, we would be delighted to hear from you. We also welcome previous work experience – ideally in the insurance or financial services sector. But you can also apply without specialisation subjects. We are more interested in your willingness to learn, your focus on solutions and your pragmatic approach. By the way, we hope you are comfortable speaking English. As an international organisation, we use English in our day-to-day work.
Work-study programme: your path to success
Fair treatment of working students is important to us, which is why we take our time with the application and selection process. You can apply via our job portal. Our team of Recruiting Advisors will check that your application is complete and that you are a good fit for us. If both are the case, we will forward your application to the relevant division head and HR. You will then be invited for a personal interview. If we find that we share a common vision for working together, we go from there.
You can find out more about our working student programme by clicking here.
“As an intern, I was involved from the very beginning and quickly felt that my work really mattered. I was able to take ownership of my own topic, apply what I had learned in my mathematics studies and contribute my own ideas on how to develop things further. At the same time, I felt welcome in the team from day one. When so many colleagues were pleased to hear that I would be returning as a working student, it showed me how much my contribution was valued.”