Young Engineers Day
Your Day - Your Dreamjob - Your Future
Are you a student or graduate, are you currently doing an apprenticeship or are you a young professional in the fields of mechatronics, measurement technology, electrical engineering, industrial electronics, energy technology or similar?
Would you like to reorient yourself, change jobs or are you looking for the ideal entry-level job?
Would you like to make contacts with potential employers, further your education and get support from professional career coaches?
Then the SENSOR+TEST is the right place for you!
Our focus - your future. Start your path with us: With our career advice and an attractive program of activities, we have bundled the topics of training and career for you. At the same time, you will gain an overview of the latest developments and current trends in the sensor and measurement technology sector.
The best reasons for your visit:
- Convenient travel with your bus group
- Free admission to the trade fair and the associated events
- Further training at the free lecture forum
- Career coaching: consultations, applicant portfolio check and career tips
- Point of interest: joint stand "Young innovators" - Start-ups as a signpost for the future
We therefore cordially invite you, teachers, scientific staff, students, trainees and pupils from relevant fields to the YOUNG ENGINEERS DAY on 11 June 2026 in Nuremberg - BE THERE!
Universities, colleges and vocational schools that participated in 2026:
- University of Bayreuth, Chair of Measurement and Control Engineering
- Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Institute of Microsystems Technology (IMTEK)
- RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Chair of Cognitive Integrated Sensor Systems
- Mittweida University of Applied Sciences - Faculty of Applied Natural and Cultural Sciences
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OTH Regensburg - Department of Micorsystems Engineering - We thank our sponsor Insenso GmbH!
Do you have any questions? Simply send an email to Nicole Heidemann: heidemann@ama-service.com.
