
UNIstellenmarkt
Local student and graduate hiring in German cities.
- unistellenmarkt.de
- Specialised
- Germany
- Paid
UNIstellenmarkt suits employers looking for students, study leavers, graduates and young professionals in German university cities. Candidates browse by job category and location, making it useful for locally anchored internships, working-student roles and graduate positions. Treat it as a focused campus channel and combine it with broader reach when the role is hard to fill.
Who UNIstellenmarkt works for
UNIstellenmarkt organises opportunities for students, study leavers, graduates and young professionals around job type and city. That makes commuting distance and a precise workplace especially important. It can support both study-related experience and first permanent roles, provided the advert states the expected study background and schedule.
- Best for
- Location-specific student jobs, internships, theses and graduate openings in German university cities.
- Less suitable for
- Its early-career focus is less suitable for experienced specialists or leadership vacancies.
- Pair with
- Add a national generalist board when the search extends beyond university audiences and local catchments.
How it fits your channel mix
Use UNIstellenmarkt when a vacancy has a clear university or early-career audience in Germany. For a specialised graduate role, add the relevant professional board; for higher application volume outside campus communities, combine it with a generalist channel rather than stretching this audience beyond its natural fit.
What it costs
| Product | Duration | Through Join |
|---|---|---|
| Premium adPriority campus listing with logo, a mid-run refresh and company-directory presence. | 30 days | €149 |
Prices exclude VAT. Germany.
How to post a job to UNIstellenmarkt
- Write the vacancy once in Join.
- UNIstellenmarkt: select it at publish, with the product that fits the role.
- UNIstellenmarkt receives the ad and publishes it on its own schedule.
- Applications land in your Join pipeline alongside those from every other channel.