Service Overview

The Institut für Unternehmensfinanzen und Kapitalmarktforschung e.V. emerged from the Department of Finance at the University of Mannheim. As an independent association, we promote close exchange between science and business.

The focus is on the practical exchange between companies, young scientists and talented students. In addition, we act as a point of contact for all questions relating to financial markets and are dedicated to the transfer of international research studies to practice and to the economic policy debate.

The Institut für Unternehmensfinanzen und Kapitalmarktforschung e.V. sees itself as a link between theory and practice – for the benefit of all.

Students can register free of charge at the Institut für Unternehmensfinanzen und Kapitalmarktforschung e.V.. Members receive information on job or internship offers from the associated companies, get access to projects and can participate in IUK events free of charge.

In case you are interested, please register via the institute's website. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the institute: info iuk-mannheim.de

There are no job offers currently.

Here, you can find information about Doctoral Students who are planning to be on the upcoming job market.

You can find information about placements of former job market candidates here.

For general information for exchange students, please turn to the website of the Business School's International Office: https://www.bwl.uni-mannheim.de/en/international-relations/study-in-mannheim-incomings/

For more information on the course offering, please visit the respective webpage of the Business School.

If you have further questions regarding

• the content of any of the courses offered by the chair
• examination modalities
• possible examination alternatives (e.g. term papers)

please get in touch with the respective chair that is offering the course.

Students in the MMM can find information on course recognition and learning agreements here; M. Sc. students in business education will find them here. The business school’s undergraduate and double degree students will be informed directly by the dean’s office. Students from other schools with a minor in business should contact Cathrin Rieger at the dean’s office.