Placement And Career Information

Accadis Hochschule Bad Homburg has a strong career-focused identity. It is not a large university with one single placement model for every student; instead, work experience depends on the programme route, especially whether the student chooses full-time, dual or part-time study.

For international students, the main advantage is access to career support and the Frankfurt-area employer market while studying in a smaller academic environment.

How Work Experience Usually Works

Work experience can vary by course. Dual-study students usually combine university study with a partner company. Full-time students may build experience through internships, work-student roles, projects, employer events or career-center support.

Students should check:

• Whether the course is full-time, dual or part-time
• Whether a partner company is required
• Whether internships or practical phases are built into the curriculum
• Whether German language ability is needed for the target work route
• How the study schedule fits part-time or work-student roles
• Visa rules for non-EU students working in Germany

Career Center Support

The accadis Career Center supports students with career planning, internships, work-student roles and graduate preparation. Its formats include employer contact, an internal job portal, application and interview training, career events and networking opportunities.

Students can use this support to prepare for:

• CV and cover-letter writing for Germany
• Internship applications
• Work-student role applications
• Dual-study company search
• Interview preparation
• LinkedIn and networking
• Graduate job planning

Employer And Alumni Network

Accadis highlights alumni and lecturer connections with companies across business, consulting, technology, sport, finance and international services. The university also reports strong career outcomes from its graduate surveys, including many students holding employment contracts before graduation.

This can be valuable for students who want a smaller institution where employer contact is built into the learning culture.

Graduate Career Routes

Graduate routes depend on the selected programme, but common directions can include:

• International business and management
• Marketing, communication and event management
• Finance, banking and consulting
• Sport management and sport business
• IT management, AI and digitalisation
• SAP consulting and enterprise systems
• Education management and social-sector roles
• Entrepreneurship or family-business development

Important Planning Advice

Students should not wait until the final year to think about employment. The best approach is to confirm the course format before applying, understand whether German language skills will be needed, and start building a local CV from the first semester.

For the September 2026 intake, students should also check how work experience affects total study time, fees, visa duration, living cost and commuting between Bad Homburg, Frankfurt and any employer location.