Liebe Studierende,

Going international – Praktika im Ausland vorgestellt vom ZIB und AIESEC

„Auslandspraktika erwünscht“, heißt es in vielen Stellen -und Praktikumsausschreibungen. Für viele Unternehmen und Studierende gehört heutzutage mindestens ein Auslandsaufenthalt, gerne auch ein  Auslandspraktikum während des Studiums zum Standardprogramm. Am ersten Career Tuesday des Wintersemesters 2017/2018 haben Studierende die Gelegenheit durch Präsentationen des ZIB (Zentrum für Internationale Beziehungen) der Fakultät und von der studentischen Initiative AIESEC relevante Informationen zu Auslandspraktika zu erhalten.

Wir freuen uns auf Sie!

Weitere Informationen finden Sie hier.

Career Tuesday mit AIESEC und ZIB
Dienstag, 10. Oktober 2017, 17:45 – 19:15
Hörsaal XXIII

*Please note that this event is held in German language

Liebe Studierende,

ihr könnt Euch noch bis zum 13.10 für unser Seminar über die Karrieredatenbank anmelden.

In diesem Seminar bekommen Sie Einblicke in die dos and don'ts bei Bewerbungen. Einen speziellen Fokus werden wir auf Bewerbungen bei NGO's und Sozialunternehmen legen - dies ist aber auch auf andere Unternehmen übertragbar. Anhand der Bildungsorganisation Teach First Deutschland werden Sie lernen, worauf es bei Lebensläufen, Onlinebewerbungen und (leitfadenbasierten) Interviews ankommt. Zudem gibt es die Möglichkeit Lebensläufe vor Ort zu besprechen und an den sozialen Sektor anzupassen.

Diese Themen erwarten Sie:

•   Das macht einen guten CV (für NGOs) aus
•   Wichtige Punkte für eine gelungene Online-Bewerbung
•   Besonderheiten bei leitfadenbasierten Interviews
•   CV-Check: Schärfung des Bewerbungsprofil

Wann: 20.10.2017
Uhrzeit: 14-17:00 Uhr
Wo: Seminarraum S1, Grüner WiSo-Modulbau

Please note that this event is held in German language.

Are you interested in Management Consulting? Be part of exciting workshops with McKinsey & Company, A.T. Kearney, Strategy&, Innogy Consulting & Commerz Business Consulting!

The core objective of the student-run case.study.course is to provide you as a student with a competitive environment that enables you to develop your personality and your managerial skills. The
case.study.course has an interdisciplinary approach to develop problem solving abilities, creativity, and soft skills, sometimes using unusual but interesting techniques. With us you can enhance your analytical thinking and presentations skills. You also meet interesting and highly-motivated people and get in touch with the top consulting firms – take the chance now and make the right step towards your consulting career.

When? The application deadline for the next round is October 31st 2017 – afterwards 6 workshops (on Thursday evenings) followed by a nice get-together in a restaurant with the companies.

Interested? The participant number is limited. Please apply via www.casestudycourse.com. For any further questions do not hesitate to contact us.

Visit us on casestudycourse.com
Email: case.study.coursegooglemail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CaseStudyCourse-170546266384091/?fref=ts

Best regards,

the case.study.course team
Bryan, Johannes, Fabian, Lars, Christian, Cornelius, Linda, Marvin & Razi

You have become curious about MTP through our semester start campaign? You think you and MTP could match well? You want more?
Then come to our info event on October 17th at 7:30 pm in room S21 in the seminar building of the University of Cologne!
In a comfortable atmosphere you will get some drinks and snacks and all the important information about MTP Cologne. Among other things, we will introduce you to what we have planned for the summer semester and how you can contribute. The event will be held in German.

The non-profit MTP e.V. – marketing between theory and practice – was founded in 1981 as a student initiative to provide practical experience in the field of marketing at universities. Today we consider ourselves the largest cross-generational network of students, professionals, companies and academics. For that reason more than 3,500 honorary members are involved in 18 university locations and 18 alumni clubs. We are sponsored and supported by around 90 professors from the most renowned marketing profesorial chairs and by more than 90 regional partner companies.

For further information please visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mtpkoeln/

We're looking forward to seeing you!

Dear students,

the department 93 for International Mobility would like to invite you to our information events on studying and researching abroad. You can get information on various topics in this field and on financing issues.

The following events are offered:
studying and researching abroad: Thursday, 12. October 2017, lecture hall A2
regional focus on Europe:               Thursday, 16. November 2017, lecture hall A2
regional focus on USA /Canada      Thursday, 14. December 2017, lecture hall A2
internships esp. for future teachers Thursday, 18. January 2018, lecture hall A2

In addition, we offer a webinar on the PROMOS scholarship program on Friday the 13 October at 3 p.m.  You can get access to the webinar by following the link below: 
https://www.portal.uni-koeln.de/promos.html

Dear students,

we are pleased to announce the third session of the Joint Seminar of the Economics Departments in Bonn & Cologne: "Lower Oil Prices and the US Economy: Is This Time Different?"Lutz Kilian (University of Michigan)
Date: Monday, October 16, 4:00 pm
Place: Neuer Senatssaal, Hauptgebäude, University of Cologne

If you would like to meet with Prof. Kilian on that day, please contact me at florewiso.uni-koeln.de

Lutz Kilian will present some of his research on the relation between oil prices and the US economy, developed in papers jointly written with Christiane Baumeister and Xiaoqing Zhou. In these papers, Kilian and his coauthors analyze why the massive and unexpected decline of the oil prices between 2014 and 2016 did not have a strong economic impact and they relate their findings to similar periods in recent decades.

Lutz Kilian is Professor at the University of Michigan, where he is a faculty member of the Department of Economics. His research focuses on empirical macroeconomics, international finance, time series econometrics and energy economics, with a special emphasis on oil prices and their transmission, fluctuations & forecasting.