Many young people begin a technical or scientific degree full of motivation. However, particularly in demanding degree programmes, questions may arise after the first few semesters: Is this degree really right for me? How will I use what I am learning later on? What career opportunities will I have after graduating? And how can I find out which path best suits my interests and strengths?
The energy transition needs strong networks, technical expertise and young people who see their future in the energy sector. With HIGHVOLT Prüftechnik Dresden GmbH, Network Energy Talents e.V. welcomes a new member that strengthens precisely this connection: between industry, science, practice and talent development. HIGHVOLT is a specialist in high-voltage and testing technology and brings […]
Science and the energy industry are seeking talent for the energy transition. To this end, the initiative Network Energy Talents (NET) is entering its next phase: from a shared vision of inspiring young people for scientific and technical subjects and attracting them as future professionals to help shape the energy transition, a non-profit association has now been established.
On November 25, TU Dresden hosted the first panel discussion as part of the study skills module for students in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, and Renewable Energies: “Job Stories Live – Discover the Diversity.”
The event offered students, young professionals, and school pupils not only spectacular experiments but also valuable opportunities to connect with researchers, engineers, and industry partners
On Saturday, October 25, 2025, the Chair of Electrical Energy Systems at FAU opened its laboratories in Erlangen and at the Energy Campus Nuremberg from 5 pm to midnight
Under the motto “Connecting energy. Shaping the future.”, the Campus Day in Lehrte opened its doors on September 5, 2025, to everyone—from school internships and vocational training to university studies, traineeships, direct entry positions, and senior expert roles
On June 20, 2025, Dresden became a stage for science and innovation: the Long Night of Science inspired visitors of all ages with exciting insights into research and technology
The lack of qualified specialists is posing ever greater challenges, particularly for companies and institutions in the energy sector. This should not become a bottleneck for the energy transition
