What awaits you at BST – and what makes us strong together
With us, you’ll take on responsibility right from the start – we trust you to make a difference.
You’ll become part of a team where solidarity is more than just a word.
Your ideas matter – because true innovation thrives on people who think ahead.
And most importantly: your performance will be recognized and appreciated.
Our dual study programs – FOR YOU
In cooperation with the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences, we offer dual study programmes in the fields of electrical engineering, mechatronics and technical computer science.
The basic idea behind dual study programmes is to integrate university studies and practical work in the company from the outset. This is made possible by limiting all university courses to four days a week during the lecture period. On the fifth day of the week and during the lecture-free period, students work in the company. In the course of their studies, they become increasingly involved in company projects.
Electrical Engineering (B.Eng.)
Power, sensors, control – you’ll study electrical engineering and take part in real industrial projects along the way. At BST, you’ll learn how modern machines think, measure, and control.
Theory at university, practice with us – the perfect combination if you’re fascinated by technology, think logically, and are eager to work with future-oriented technologies.
Mechanical Engineering (B.Eng.)
Want to know how technology works – and help shape it yourself?
In the dual mechanical engineering program, you’ll design components, build systems, and learn how ideas turn into industrial reality.
It’s the right path for you if you enjoy math, physics, and design – and love working on real solutions.
Business Informatics (B.Sc.)
You want to connect IT and business – and improve real processes?
In this dual program, you’ll learn software development, data analysis, and business processes – with direct practical application at BST.
Ideal if you think digitally, work analytically, and want to understand how technology drives companies.
Industrial Engineering (B.Sc.)
You want to understand technology and think economically at the same time?
This degree combines engineering know-how with business administration – putting you at the interface between development, production, and management.
Perfect for you if you have broad interests, strong communication skills, and like keeping an overview.
Our offer as a working student - FOR YOU
Would you like to gain practical experience as a working student – and ideally also write your bachelor's or master's thesis in an innovative industrial company?
Then BST is the right place for you!
We are always happy to welcome motivated students who are keen to take on responsibility, help shape exciting topics and combine theory with practice.
Work Student
Are you a student who would like to put your university knowledge into practice and gain practical experience as a working student (m/f/d)?
Where: In your desired field of study.
Working hours: Up to 20 hours/week during the semester (flexible); more than 20 hours possible during the semester break.
Duration: Ongoing alongside your studies
Remuneration: £16 per hour
Bachelor's or Master's thesis
Are you about to complete your studies and looking for an exciting topic for your Bachelor's or Master's thesis?
Where: In your preferred subject area
How: No fixed working hours – the focus is on developing your thesis. BST supports you with access to relevant systems, documents and your own internal supervisor.
Duration: 3-6 months
Remuneration: 520 Euro/month
What we offer you
As a working student at BST, I have the best conditions for working: hands-on experience in my desired field, coupled with a very pleasant working atmosphere in an innovative company!
Tim ErnstWorking Student Product Development and Engineering![]()
Interested? You can find all vacancies at the elexis group of companies on the job portal.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
How flexible are the working hours as a working student?
Very flexible. During the semester, up to 20 hours per week; more is possible during the lecture-free period.
Can I complete a mandatory internship?
Yes. The duration depends on your study regulations (usually 3–6 months).
Are there opportunities to write a thesis?
Yes. We support bachelor's and master's theses in various subject areas. You are welcome to suggest your own topics.
Can I continue working for you after the internship?
Yes, many students join us afterwards as working students or later as young professionals.