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Ready to start a career

The careers service for students and employers

Careers Service At a glance

The interface between the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts and the world of work.

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For employers

Make your presence known at the HSLU and get to know our students. From the job advert via the presentation to the graduate fair. A partnership helps you adopt a systematic approach to your profile-building activities. The Careers Service provides employers with a range of services.

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For students

The Careers Service offers students practical support for starting a career or for re-entering the world of work: this includes seminars and advice on building an application dossier, CV checks, job exchanges, face-to-face meetings and mentoring programmes.

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Kontaktgespräch

The biggest graduate fair in Central Switzerland.

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Long Night of Careers

The «Long Night of Careers» (Lange Nacht der Karriere) at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts involves students and graduates. What it’s about: exploring career opportunities, testing your abilities, getting news, having fun and partying.

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Advice and CV checks

The best kind of advice is personal advice delivered via email or face-to-face.

Salaries

How much are the others getting paid? Our platform offers access to databases and other information: visit “Jobs” (in German).

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Swisscom blog

Our partner's blog for ICT freaks, geeks, techies and computing wannabes of every description.

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Take 12

We asked HR-heads or employers to answer 12 out of 20 questions related to their company and their hiring strategies (in German).

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SBB – Bachelor's and master's thesis pool.

SBB offers a wide range of topics for students interested in a practice-based thesis (Website in German).

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Work at SBB

The SBB presentation (in German).

Equal opportunities

A year after graduation, students from universities of applied sciences are less unemployed than university graduates, regardless of the field of study. But: after a year men are more likely to be in a management position and to earn more. Read here: (in German)

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