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MIT-Germany Consortium
The MIT-Germany Consortium was founded in 2000 and consists of a select group of companies whose generous financial support is crucial for the continuing work of the MIT-Germany Program.
While MIT students are placed for internships with German partner companies, the cooperation between the MIT-Germany Program and member companies of the Consortium goes beyond the internship component.
Membership in the MIT-Germany Consortium offers participating companies considerable benefits, including member workshops, guest lectures, recruiting events, and research cooperation. Events give member companies strong campus visibility and increased contact with the MIT community.
To explore the possibilities of your relationship with the MIT-Germany Consortium, please contact us.
Current Consortium Members
Funding comes from: Continental, Deutsche Bahn and Lufthansa. Additional funding comes from BMBF, DAAD and Max Kade.
What Sponsors Think
"The MIT Germany Program has become an outstanding model worldwide
for applied engineering education and for a cooperation with the corporate world that transgresses cultures and borders. We are proud to contribute to the program since we have had excellent experiences with the outstanding MIT interns and trainees in our locations worldwide."
Dr. Matthias Afting, Head of DB Services
Materials Science & Engineering student Hadi Zaklouta at his internship with Continental AG in Hanover.
Aero-Astro student Ramon Torres and Economics student Emma Rosen intern in Berlin with Deutsche Bahn.
