Flexible and remote working
Flexible working hours between 6.00 am and 8.00 pm, including core hours
Up to 40% remote or mobile working, depending on your role
Driven by Science. Connected by People. This also applies to the opportunities and benefits Ulm University offers as an employer. Here, you will benefit from flexible working models, the long-term job security of the public sector and a wide range of opportunities for personal and professional development.
Discover the benefits you can expect at Ulm University and the different ways you can organise your working day.
Your work should fit around your life. At Ulm University, you'll benefit from reliable working conditions, flexible working arrangements and a range of services designed to support you in your day-to-day life.
Flexible working hours between 6.00 am and 8.00 pm, including core hours
Up to 40% remote or mobile working, depending on your role
Family support services, childcare and holiday programmes
Employment in accordance with the TV-L collective agreement, occupational pension scheme, civil service status under state law with attractive additional benefits
Coaching and advisory services for professional and personal matters; occupational health management programmes including exercise and relaxation activities
Benefits such as JobTicketBW and JobBikeBW
Flexible arrangements for rest, recovery and new perspectives
Develop professionally and personally: Ulm University supports your growth through a wide range of programmes, training opportunities and professional development initiatives.
Workshops, courses and training sessions: Ulm University’s internal continuing education portal and partner programmes support your growth.
Ulm University provides funding, guidance and support at every stage of an academic career.
Through Erasmus+ and exchange programmes, you can work at partner universities across Europe or take part in international training opportunities.
Ulm University’s campus brings together work, learning, exchange and relaxation, making it a vibrant part of everyday working life.
The Department of Humanities offers programmes in philosophy, linguistics and literary studies, education for older adults, and lifelong learning.
The Centre for the Arts (MUZ) offers opportunities for creative expression, particularly in music, singing, performing arts, photography, dance and theatre.
In addition to its teaching and research activities, the Botanical Garden offers a place to relax, a rich variety of plant life and diverse ecological habitats.
University sports, occupational health management and the UNIfit gym provide opportunities for exercise, activity and relaxation alongside work.