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Software Engineering Fair 2026 – Diverse Projects and Teamwork

March 19th, 2026 | by
Person wearing VR goggles; above, in blue text: “81 MATSE, 19 Apps, 1 Messe, 06.03.26, 13 .. 16, ITC RWTH”; Aachen University of Applied Sciences logo; below, in small white text: “Vorstellung der Praktikumsergebnisse | Modul »Softwaretechnik« Prof. Dr. Philipp Rohde | Bachelorstudiengang »Angewandte Mathematik und Informatik« | FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences 06.03.2026 | 13–16 Uhr | Foyer Neubau | Kopernikusstr. 6 | Aachen"

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On Friday, March 6, 2026, the annual Software Engineering Fair took place once again in the foyer of the IT Center on Kopernikusstraße. Between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m., the aspiring mathematical-technical software developers (MATSE) from the dual study program “Applied Mathematics and Computer Science” at Aachen University of Applied Sciences presented their project work.

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Welcome, New Matse Trainees!

September 26th, 2025 | by

We are delighted to welcome 92 new MATSE trainees this year. These talented young professionals are being trained as mathematical-technical software developers and were warmly welcomed at

Trainees attempting to solve an IT Puzzle

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the IT Center on September 2.

On September 4, the new MATSE trainees also enjoyed an exciting program of events, which we have summarized for you in this blog post.

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Exmatriculation – What Then?

March 14th, 2025 | by
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The last exams have been written and the final thesis has been handed in – your studies are coming to an end. An era is ending and new paths are waiting for you, be it a job, further studies or other exciting challenges.
But what happens to the RWTH services that accompanied you during your studies? How long will you still have access to your accounts, documents and data?

Here you can find out what remains and what you should definitely do before exmatriculating.

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Fire Safety in Focus: Smoke Detector Day

January 10th, 2025 | by

Source: RWTH Aachen

Friday, December 13, 2024, was the annual Smoke Detector Day – an event that draws attention to the importance of working smoke detectors. What is often regarded as an unlucky day is to be turned into a lucky day through preventative measures.

Thirty years ago, there were more than twice as many fire deaths as there are today. This decline is mainly due to the gradual introduction of mandatory smoke alarms in the individual federal states, which were implemented independently of each other. Hesse made the start in 2005, and Berlin finally introduced the obligation in 2017. The educational work of the fire department and initiatives such as “Smoke alarms save lives” from 2000 are also making a significant contribution to this.

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Women in IT: FEMTEC Career-Building Program

October 25th, 2024 | by

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Welcome to the third post in our blog series about women in IT. In the first post, we looked at the challenges women face in the tech industry and how they successfully overcome them. The second post was dedicated to the success stories of historical and modern women who have made significant contributions to the IT field. Today we present the FEMTEC Career-Building Program, which prepares female STEM students at RWTH Aachen University for challenging careers in business and science.

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Welcome, New MATSE Trainees!

September 13th, 2024 | by
Trainees at lecture in the lecture hall

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This year, we are delighted to welcome an impressive number of 103 new MATSE trainees who are starting their dual studies in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at FH Aachen. These young talents, who are being trained as mathematical-technical software developers, were warmly welcomed to the IT Center on September 3.

There was also an exciting program for our new MATSEs on September 5, which we have summarized in this blog post.

 

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Induction: Fit for the IT-ServiceDesk

August 23rd, 2024 | by
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Today, the induction team from the Service & Communication department (SeKo) is introducing itself to you. The team consists of 3 employees (Alice, Daniel and Jonathan) who use a constantly evolving induction concept to prepare new team members for support at our IT-ServiceDesk.

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A Look Behind the Scenes of Apprenticeship – Part II

August 16th, 2024 | by
Group photo of the 54 apprentices at the RWTH certificate ceremony

Source: Andreas Schmitter

Let’s continue! After Yasin Kalem gave us a review of the beginnings and hurdles of his apprenticeship in the first part, the second part of the series now follows.

Today we take a look at the end of his apprenticeship, what awaited him there and whether he might even have a tip or two for you.

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A Look Behind the Scenes of Apprenticeship – Part I

July 24th, 2024 | by
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After Daniel Malenkovic successfully completed his apprenticeship as a dialog marketing specialist at the IT Center in February 2024, we were delighted to welcome another graduate in June: Yasin Kalem.

After three years of hard work, he too has finally achieved his goal. But what was it like for him? What did he do with us, how did he feel and what’s next for him?

That’s exactly what we asked him and we take a look at his journey with us in a one-to-one interview.

 

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ZKI “Training” Working Group in Wolfenbüttel

June 14th, 2024 | by
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The ZKI working group “Training” has invited to a joint meeting in Wolfenbüttel from May 14 to 16, 2024. As trainers in the Service and Communication department at the IT Center, we were of course there to exchange ideas with 10 other universities from all over Germany.

We dealt with the following questions, among others:

“How does training work at other universities? What is the recruitment and induction process like? What do modern job interviews look like for us?

 

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