Stakeholder Group: Youth

Student Research Assistant (Climate & Health Study) | Medical Faculty Mannheim, Heidelberg University | Deadline: 30 Sept 2025

The Medical Faculty Mannheim of Heidelberg University is recruiting a Student Research Assistant (m/f/d, 10–20h/week, Berlin) to support the junior research group “Climate Change and Health/Planetary Health” at the Center for Preventive Medicine and Digital Health. The position contributes to a study evaluating Kiezblocks (traffic-calmed neighborhoods) as a measure for climate protection and health promotion.
Tasks
• Assist with data collection, incl. hair sample collection for cortisol analysis during home visits.
• Support design of surveys (questionnaires, online surveys) and interview guides.
• Conduct literature reviews.
• Contribute to publications and presentations.
• Option to integrate mandatory internships or master’s thesis supervision.
Profile
• Enrolled in Epidemiology, Health Services Research, Public Health, Psychology, Sociology, or related field.
• Confident with MS Office; structured, reliable, and well-organized.
• Willingness to travel locally in Berlin by public transport (driver’s license B desirable).
Offer
• Responsible role in a motivated team with high societal relevance.
• Professional development via Heidelberg University’s training program.
• Salary according to TV-L and public service pension scheme (VBL).
• Family-friendly working conditions.
📍 Location: Berlin
📅 Start: As soon as possible
📝 Apply by 30 September 2025 (Ref. 898-033)
📩 Contact: Ursula Goldberger (+49 621 383 71804) or Dr. Michael Eichinger (+49 621 383 71837)

For more information:  https://bewerberportal.umm.de/Vacancies/4829/Description/1

Student Assistant – Workplace Health Promotion | AOK-Bundesverband (WIdO) | Deadline: 7 September 2025

The AOK Federal Association’s Scientific Institute (WIdO) is looking for a student assistant (m/f/d) in the area of workplace health promotion and remedies. The position is part-time (15–20 hrs/week), limited to 12 months, with up to 40% remote work possible.

Tasks
• Prepare and analyze sickness absence data using basic statistical functions.
• Support program and product development for sickness absence analysis.
• Automate processes in data evaluation as needed.
• Ensure quality control of data analyses and data deliveries.

Profile
• Enrolled student in informatics, statistics, mathematics, or a related field.
• Confident in SQL and basic knowledge of relational databases (e.g., Oracle).
• Advantage: skills in scripting languages (e.g., PowerShell).
• Skilled in data visualization with MS Excel.
• Team player with strong communication, reliability, independence, and accuracy.

Conditions
• Contract: 12 months, 15–20 hrs/week.
• Pay: €16/hour.
• Flexible working hours, supportive team environment, and opportunities for learning.
• Location: AOK-Bundesverband, with up to 40% remote work.

📅 Deadline: 7 September 2025
🔗 Applications only via the online portal

For more information:  https://www.wido.de/fileadmin/Dateien/Dokumente/Institut_Team/wido_bgf_stellenausschr_studentische.aushilfe_08_25.pdf

Student Assistant (SHK) – Medical Sociology | University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE) | Deadline: 14 September 2025

The Institute of Medical Sociology at UKE is seeking a student assistant (SHK) to support the research project Prime-Care-IBS (“Diagnosis and treatment of irritable bowel syndrome in primary care – do patient and physician characteristics matter?”).

Tasks
• Support data collection, preparation, and analysis.
• Conduct literature searches.
• Assist with project organization and administrative tasks.

Profile
• Enrolled students in sociology, psychology, public health, health sciences, medicine, or related fields (preferably Master’s level).
• Reliability, strong organizational and communication skills, accuracy.
• Interest in society and health topics.
• First experience with qualitative/quantitative research desirable.
• Very good German skills (written and spoken).
• Knowledge of MS Office required; SPSS or similar software is an advantage.

Conditions
• Part-time (max. 10h/week, ~40h/month).
• Start: ideally 1 October 2025 or as soon as possible.
• Initially limited to 1 year, with the possibility of extension.
• Salary: €15.08/hour.
• Location: Hamburg.

📅 Deadline: 14 September 2025
📩 Apply by email to i.josam@uke.de (include immunization proof against measles as required by law).

More Information:  https://uke.jobs/index.php?ac=jobad&id=5085

📢 Student Job Opportunity - Student Assistant Global Health

The Charité Center for Global Health (CCGH) is currently looking for a student assistant (d/w/m) to join our team at Campus Charité Mitte in Berlin. The position offers the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in Global Health research and communication while working in an interdisciplinary and international environment.

Key tasks include:
• Supporting literature reviews on current Global Health topics
• Collecting and visualizing data
• Editing and preparing scientific texts
• Assisting with study activities and organizational tasks

Desired profile:
• Enrolled student in Public/Global/International Health, Medicine, Political/Social Sciences, Communication, or related fields
• Strong interest in Global Health
• Very good German and English skills
• Excellent communication and organizational abilities

What we offer:
• €14.32/hour (40 hours/month), 24-month contract
• Flexible and family-friendly working environment
• A motivated, interdisciplinary team at one of Europe’s leading medical universities

📅 Application deadline: 01.09.2025
👉 Apply here:  https://karriere.charite.de/en/job-vacancies/detail/5352

Working Student – Inclusive Health | CBM (Christian Blind Mission) | Deadline: Not specified

CBM, a leading international development organisation for Disability Inclusive Development, is seeking a Working Student (m/f/d) to support its Inclusive Health Initiative.

Tasks
• Assist in designing and planning research studies on Inclusive Health.
• Conduct literature reviews and background research.
• Support development of research methodologies.
• Assist with data collection, cleaning, and analysis.
• Help prepare reports, presentations, and academic papers.
• Contribute to technical materials for conferences and events.

Profile
• Enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s in public health, disability studies, public policy, healthcare, epidemiology, social sciences, or related field.
• Basic knowledge of research design and methods.
• Experience with literature reviews and academic writing.
• Strong data skills and familiarity with analysis tools.
• Excellent English communication and organisational skills.
• Ability to work independently and in a team.
• Valid work permit for Germany and identification with CBM’s Christian values.

Offer
• Part-time (19.5 hrs/week), remote work from Germany.
• Fixed-term for up to 2 years.
• Salary and benefits per Diakonie Germany tariff (AVR-DD), incl. 31 days’ holiday.
• Flexible hours, mobile working, supportive and diverse team.

📄 Apply online:  https://jobs.cbm.de/Working-Student-Inclusive-Health-eng-j920.html

Student Research Assistants (10–15 hrs/week) | University of Heidelberg – Medical Faculty Mannheim | Deadline: 31 August 2025

The Junior Research Group “Climate Change and Health / Planetary Health” at the Centre for Preventive Medicine and Digital Health, Medical Faculty Mannheim, University of Heidelberg, is seeking two Student Research Assistants (m/f/d) to start as soon as possible. The group develops and evaluates climate protection and health promotion measures in cooperation with practice partners (e.g. traffic calming in municipalities, biodiversity-rich community gardens).

Tasks
• Conduct literature reviews.
• Assist in designing surveys and interview guides.
• Support data collection and analysis.
• Contribute to the preparation of scientific publications and presentations.

Profile
• Enrolled student in epidemiology, health services research, public health, psychology, sociology, or related disciplines.
• Experience in literature searches and data collection.
• Proficiency in MS Office.
• Desirable: driving licence (Class B).
• Independent, structured, and responsible working style with strong organisational skills.

Offer
• Diverse, responsible work in an open, motivated team.
• Training and development opportunities via the University of Heidelberg’s internal education programme.
• Support for work–life balance, public sector pay (TV-L), and pension benefits (VBL).

📄 Apply via:  https://bewerberportal.umm.de/Vacancies/4807/Description/1

For more Information:  https://www.dgph.info/fileadmin/user_upload/PDF/Stellen/250724_Stellenausschreibung_Hiwi.pdf

🌍 Internship Opportunity – Global Health Sector Project (GIZ) | 24 August 2025

The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) is seeking a full-time intern to join the Global Health Sector Project in Bonn from 5 January to 31 May 2026.

Key Details
• 📅 Application deadline: 24 August 2025
• 🚀 Start date: 5 January 2026
• ⏳ Duration: Until 31 May 2026
• 💰 Remuneration: €2,205.04/month (gross)
• 📍 Location: Bonn (GIZ HQ)
• ℹ️ Open to currently enrolled students or recent graduates (≤6 months).
• 📧 Contact: julia.long@giz.de, andreas.zeidler@giz.de

Role & Responsibilities
• Support both workstreams of the project’s Universal Health Coverage & Health Systems Strengthening focus area.
• Conduct research on Global Health topics including UHC, health financing, governance, infectious & non-communicable diseases, mental health, gender, and inclusion.
• Prepare briefings, reports, speaking points, and presentations in German and English.
• Assist in planning and documenting internal and external events.
• Gain insight into GIZ’s advisory work with the BMZ, G7/G20 processes, and WHO.

Requirements
• Enrolled in at least the 4th semester in medicine, health sciences, political or social sciences, or related fields.
• Interest and some experience in global health topics and development cooperation.
• Excellent written and spoken German and English; ability to clearly communicate complex issues under time pressure.
• Strong interpersonal skills, professional communication, and willingness to take on administrative tasks.

This is a great opportunity to work at the intersection of global health policy, research, and international cooperation, directly contributing to Germany’s development policy goals.

For more information:  https://jobs.giz.de/index.php?ac=jobad&id=76386

📢 Internship Opportunity: Health Services Research & Health Economics (m/f/d)

inav – Institute for Applied Health Research is offering a hands-on internship in health services research and health economics. As part of a dynamic, interdisciplinary team, interns will work on real-world healthcare projects focused on care innovation, digital health, and policy consulting.

📍 Location: Berlin (Friedrichstraße)
🕒 Start Date: As soon as possible
📆 Duration: Minimum 3 months
💰 Paid Internship

🛠️ Key Responsibilities
• Support design and implementation of health services research and evaluation studies (e.g. Innovation Fund projects)
• Conduct independent literature reviews and data analyses
• Prepare presentations and research-based texts
• Assist in proposal writing and project organization

✅ Your Profile
• Master’s student in Public Health, Health Economics, Epidemiology, or a related field
• Solid understanding of the German healthcare system
• Strong writing and analytical skills
• Proficiency in MS Office; knowledge of R or SPSS a plus
• Excellent German (C2) and good English (B2) skills
• Motivated, responsible, communicative, and team-oriented

🎁 What inav Offers
• Supportive interdisciplinary team with scientific expertise
• Flat hierarchies and fast decision-making
• Insight into diverse healthcare projects and stakeholders
• Modern office in Berlin-Mitte, opposite Friedrichstraße station
• Fair compensation

📧 To apply, send your CV, certificates, and availability to:
personal@inav-berlin.de
ℹ️ Contact: Malte Haring, Deputy Managing Director | Tel: +49 30 24 63 12 22
🔗 www.inav-berlin.de
More Info:  https://inav-berlin.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/2022_09_08_Praktikum_Versorgungsforschung_Gesundheitsoekonomie.pdf

📢 Student Job Opportunity: Working Student (m/f/d) – Digital Health, Health Services Research or Health Economics

The inav – Institute for Applied Health Research is hiring a Working Student to support projects in digital health, healthcare research, and health economics. inav is a Berlin-based research and consulting institute focusing on innovative care models, digital health, and market access.

📍 Location: Berlin or remote
💼 Start Date: As soon as possible
⏰ Workload: Up to 20 hours/week
💰 Salary: €13–15/hour

🛠️ Your Tasks
• Assist in the design and implementation of health services research and economic evaluations (e.g., Innovation Fund and DiGA projects)
• Conduct literature and data research
• Support with presentations, scientific writing, and project organization
• Gain hands-on experience in applied health research and healthcare policy

✅ Your Profile
• Master’s student in Public Health, Epidemiology, Health Management, Health Economics, Psychology, or a related field
• Basic knowledge of the German healthcare system and interest in health innovation and market access
• Skills in quantitative or qualitative research methods (e.g. R, SPSS)
• Excellent German (C2) and English (B2) skills
• Self-motivated, responsible, communicative, and collaborative
• Strong writing skills and curiosity for health policy topics

🎁 What inav Offers
• Supportive, interdisciplinary team and flat hierarchies
• Exposure to diverse projects and stakeholders in healthcare
• Flexible working hours and remote option
• Modern office in Berlin-Mitte directly at Friedrichstraße station

📧 To apply: Send your CV, relevant certificates, and availability to
personal@inav-berlin.de
ℹ️ Contact: Malte Haring, Deputy Managing Director | Tel: +49 30 24 63 12 22 | www.inav-berlin.de

More Info:  https://inav-berlin.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/2022_09_08_Werkstudierende.pdf

🎓 Job Opportunity – Student Assistant (f/m/d) in Learning & Development at Médecins Sans Frontières Germany

📍 Location: Berlin
🕓 Part-time: 16–20 hours/week
📅 Start: September 2025
📆 Contract: 1 year, with extension option
⏳ Apply by: 3 August 2025

MSF Germany is looking for a committed and creative student assistant to join its Learning & Development team, supporting a vibrant, inclusive learning culture for staff. You'll help coordinate trainings and events, manage communication and data, and even lead small projects like the buddy program or language cafés.

🔧 Key Responsibilities
• Support planning, logistics, and communication for training workshops and events
• Collect, analyze, and present feedback/data on development activities
• Create engaging materials (flyers, guides, presentations) in English and German
• Maintain internal platforms (e.g. SharePoint, team inbox)
• Conduct research and support development of internal concepts
• Manage small-scale initiatives and assist with larger events like the Development Day

✅ Your Profile
• Enrolled university student (please indicate how long you expect to remain enrolled)
• Structured, reliable, and creative with a collaborative mindset
• Confident using or learning tools like PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, Canva, SharePoint, AI tools
• Strong communication in German and English
• Based in Berlin and available for occasional office presence

💼 What MSF Offers
• Hourly pay: €15.10 + 13th salary
• Time off: 6 weeks/year + 24 & 31 December
• €200 welcome bonus
• Flexible hours and remote options (incl. working up to 6 weeks/year from elsewhere in Europe)
• Job ticket subsidy, modern office, learning resources, mental health weeks, sports offers
👉
Apply online at:  https://jobs.b-ite.com/jobposting/a40463b28077db57ff0d4b68f8b71f40af28f1800?ref=homepage

📣 Calling all youth groups!
Are you passionate about #globalhealth and ready to join one of the most impactful events of the year?

💡 The #WHS2025 is inviting youth groups to apply for free tickets to attend the summit in Berlin, October 12–14.

This opportunity is open to organizations by and for young people, with tickets available for individuals up to age 29. Each #YouthInGlobalHealth can receive up to 15 free tickets, which include:

🔹 Full 3-day registration for WHS 2025
🔹 Access to all conference sessions
🔹 Coffee & lunch breaks
🔹 Social evening events
🔹 Travel, accommodation, and visa costs are not included.

👉 Learn more and apply here:  https://www.worldhealthsummit.org/events/annual-whs/youth-group-opportunity

📢 Trainee Program in Pharmaceuticals – Focus on Data Management (m/f/d)

💼 About the Role:
BARMER is looking for a motivated graduate to join its pharmaceutical division trainee program with a focus on data management. You'll gain broad insights into Germany's healthcare system and contribute to data-driven innovation in pharmaceutical care.

📍 Location: Berlin or Bremen
📅 Start Date: 1 October 2025
🕒 Duration: 12 months (until 30 September 2026)
🕘 Working Time: Full-time (38 hours/week) or part-time possible
📆 Application Deadline: Not specified – apply early
📞 Contact: Alexander Becker | 0800 333004 99-2807

🛠️ Key Responsibilities:
• Support pharmaceutical performance monitoring (standard and ad-hoc reports)
• Collect and analyse billing and service data
• Collaborate with pharmacists to develop strategic recommendations
• Contribute to internal risk management of operational processes
• Work across departments and on interdisciplinary projects

👤 Your Profile:
• Completed Bachelor’s or Master’s in (Business) Informatics, Health Economics, or related field
• Initial experience in healthcare (e.g., internships, student jobs)
• Proficient in German (C1 level); good SQL and data analysis skills preferred
• Strong analytical mindset, team spirit, and willingness to learn
• Interest in agile, user-focused work methods

🌟 What BARMER Offers:
• A structured 12-month trainee program with networking and mentoring
• Flexible working options, modern offices, and a supportive work culture
• Fair pay, professional development, and strong work-life balance

🔗 More Info / Apply:  https://jobs.barmer.de/index.php?ac=jobad&id=3538

📢 Working student (m/f/d) Projects in the healthcare sector

📍 Location: Wuppertal
🕒 Working hours: Part-time, 20 hours/week
📅 Start: As soon as possible
📆 End date: 31 July 2026
🔚 Application deadline: Not specified – apply early

🛠️ Your Tasks:
• Support strategy and project development from concept to implementation
• Conduct research, write texts, and help prepare presentations
• Coordinate and assist with organisational tasks near executive leadership
• Contribute to communication and internal planning within the project team

👤 Your Profile:
• Enrolled at a university (field of study open)
• Strong communication skills and structured way of working
• Confident with MS Office, especially PowerPoint
• Motivated, organised, and proactive in bringing in ideas
• Discretion with sensitive information

🌟 What BARMER Offers:
• Flexible working hours and a supportive team
• Strong commitment to equality, diversity, and accessibility
• Professional development, corporate benefits, and a family-friendly environment

🔗 More Info / Apply:  https://jobs.barmer.de/index.php?ac=jobad&id=3455

📞 Contact: Isabelle Bott – 0800 333004 99 1281

🌍 Internship Opportunity – Digital Health: Interoperability & Standards | Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) | 21 July 2025

🔹 About the Project
Join GIZ’s initiative “Digital Health in Africa – Promoting Interoperability for an African Data Market” supporting digital health systems in countries like Cameroon, Malawi, Rwanda, and Senegal. Collaborate with African and European partners to strengthen health data governance and interoperability frameworks.

🕐 Duration: 1 September 2025 – 28 February 2026
💰 Stipend: €2,205.04/month (gross)
📍 Location: Eschborn, Germany

🔹 Key Tasks
• Coordinate meetings, draft notes, and develop concepts
• Conduct desk research on health data frameworks (e.g. EHDS, HL7 FHIR, OpenHIE)
• Map digital health and health information exchange (HIE) initiatives
• Support communication materials, knowledge management, and country-level coordination

🔹 Profile Requirements
• Enrolled in a relevant bachelor’s or master’s program (e.g., digital health, informatics, ICT)
• Strong interest in digital health and health system strengthening
• Familiar with health information systems (e.g., DHIS2, OpenMRS) and standards (e.g., HL7 FHIR, SNOMED)
• Fluent in English (German or French a plus)
• Analytical, organized, and interculturally competent

📩 Contact: Kirstin Grosse Frie – kirstin.grosse-frie@giz.de

🔗 More info:  https://jobs.giz.de/index.php?ac=jobad&id=75940

Internship Opportunity – Health Systems & Epidemic Prevention (Sierra Leone) | Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) | 25 July 2025

🔹 About the Internship
Join the GIZ project “Health System Strengthening and Epidemic Prevention III (HSSEP III)”, supporting the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health. Gain hands-on experience in public health cooperation and epidemic preparedness using the One Health approach.

🕐 Start: 1 September 2025 | ⏳ Ends: 28 February 2026
💰 Stipend: €2,205.04/month (+ possible expatriation allowance)

🔹 Key Responsibilities
• Support training, workshops & stakeholder meetings
• Assist with reporting and stakeholder communication (e.g., BMZ)
• Help manage knowledge sharing and PR content
• Contribute to tender preparation and procurement processes

🔹 Requirements
• Enrolled in (or recent graduate of) Public/International Health, Development Studies or related fields
• Fluency in English and German
• Familiarity with participatory methods and sustainable planning
• Strong teamwork and intercultural communication skills

🔸 Eligibility
Open only to currently enrolled students or graduates (within 6 months of internship start).

📩 Contact: Yvonne Schönemann – yvonne.schoenemann@giz.de

🔗 More Info / Apply:  https://jobs.giz.de/index.php?ac=jobad&id=76029

🧪 Student Assistant Wanted (m/f/d)
📍 Robert Koch Institute (RKI) – Department of Epidemiology and Health Monitoring
🕒 Up to 20 hours/week | 💶 €12.96/hour
📅 Apply by: 1 August 2025

The Department of Epidemiology and Health Monitoring at the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) is currently looking to fill a position for a student assistant (m/f/d) for up to 20 hours per week. The hourly wage is €12.96 in accordance with the collective agreement.

Project information:
The Joint Action Prevent Non-Communicable Diseases (JA PreventNCD) is a European Union-funded initiative involving 25 European countries. It aims to strengthen national and European capacities for preventing cancer and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs). It is structured into ten work packages (WPs) with hundreds of pilot projects and collaborative tasks.
RKI is leading the evaluation work package (Work Package 3). This involves conducting surveys with member states, organising workshops, analysing data and writing reports, among other things. More details on the project can be found on the project website:  https://preventncd.eu/

Your tasks:
Support in organising and preparing workshops
Support in planning, conducting, and following up on meetings
Creating presentations and conducting literature research
Assisting in analysing data
Assisting with writing reports and publications

Requirements:
Current student pursuing a master's degree in a relevant field (e.g., public health, economics, social sciences, business administration, or comparable)
Interest in public health, international projects and evaluation
Very good written and spoken English and German skills
Independent, proactive and thorough work ethic

Desirable:
Experience with statistical analysis and statistics software (e.g., R, Stata)
Knowledge of quantitative and qualitative methods

We look forward to receiving your detailed application by 1 August 2025 with your application documents (including CV without a photo, motivational letter and transcript) in one PDF file email to preventncd@rki.de. If you have questions regarding this position, please don’t hesitate to contact us at this email address.

DEADLINE TODAY!

📢 Job Opportunity: Student Assistant (m/f/d) – Pharmaceutical Supply Unit, GKV-Spitzenverband, Berlin

📍 Location: Berlin | 🕒 Part-time (19.5 hrs/week) | 📅 Start Date: 01 October 2025 | ⏳ Deadline: 14 July 2025
📌 Job Reference: 1173 | 📑 Fixed-term: 2 years

🏢 About the Organisation
The GKV-Spitzenverband represents all statutory health and long-term care insurance funds in Germany at the federal level, serving 75 million insured people. It handles all non-competitive tasks in the health system, advocating with policymakers, medical professionals, and hospitals.

🛠️ Key Tasks
• Support the evaluation of price inquiries in preparation for price negotiations on parenteral drugs.
• Process and document reports related to observational studies and non-interventional safety checks.
• Conduct research and data analysis on pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
• Assist the secretariat with note compilation, record archiving, and contract management.

👤 Your Profile
• You are currently enrolled at a university or university of applied sciences.
• Interest in the pharmaceutical market is essential.
• Confident in using Microsoft Office, especially Excel.
• Organised, reliable, and have a structured working style.

🎁 What They Offer
• Part-time contract (19.5 hours/week), starting 01 October 2025, for two years.
• Located in central Berlin with excellent public transport access.
• Attractive salary under GKV’s in-house agreement, including 13 monthly salaries.
• 30 vacation days/year.
• Public transport subsidy, training opportunities, and employee wellness support.
• Flexible working hours and partial remote work possible.

📝 How to Apply
Apply by 14 July 2025 with complete documents (PDF, max. 5MB) via the online form at:  https://www.gkv-spitzenverband.de/gkv_spitzenverband/karriere/stellenausschreibungen/stellenausschreibung_2059072.jsp

Applications from people with disabilities are especially encouraged.