Responsibility of applicant management including administration in SAP system and Outlook, in particular examination and request of application documents Implementation of written and telephone communication with Bewer-benden (including invitations, cancellations, questions) Examination of degrees (ANABIN database) Preparation and organisation of interviews (e.g. room bookings, catering) Support for administrative tasks (e.g. copying, handout creation) independent processing of project tasks, cooperation for project tasks Research activities

Administrative and organisational support in the training and up-and-coming areas as well as health management, in particular care of the drive as well as lists, tables, statistics and occupancy plans Updating and maintaining internal platforms and performances Internet searches Creation of protocols and presentations Evaluation of marketing offers and preparation of awards Participation in the development and dissemination of print media and advertising material Support in selection procedures and preparation and participation in feedback talks with students Acquisition of small projects in the context of junior research

Immatrikulation in a course of studies with the focus on human resources (e.g. BWL, Business Psychology, Social Sciences, Public Management, Law) (both Bachelor from the 4th semester or Master) Application knowledge of the standard software for performing tasks from the field (e.g. MS Office programs, SAP SuccessFactors or other Bewer-bermanagement systems) Ideally, first practical experience in personnel work Availability for a period of at least one year Willingness to work for at least 16 hours per week on fixed two days per week Communication strong and open minded personality Imprinted service orientation inside and outside as well as readiness to learn Responsible operation

Compatibility of family and occupation Flexible and hybrid work Sensual activity Further training Public service security Payment: hourly wage of 20,00 € The possible working hours can be up to 20 h/week in the lecture period with the option of increasing the working hours in the lecture-free time. The BG BAU stands for equal opportunities, appreciation and respectful cooperation. We see diversity in our teams as enrichment. We are therefore pleased to receive applications from all qualified people, regardless of personal characteristics or reasons. Highly disabled persons are particularly taken into account in the case of the same suitability and qualification. .