We are looking for you as a service worker in Landau (m/f/d)

To support our team in the cafeteria at our Landau location, we are looking for a part-time (19.5 hours/week) Service Staff member (m/f/d) as soon as possible, initially limited to 1 year,, pay grade EG 2 TV-L.

You can find the full job posting HERE

Please note the closing times!

The staff in the cafeterias and dining halls naturally need a break, too, so they can keep treating you to their culinary creations.
Therefore, the following closure dates apply:

Landau & Germersheim:
July 27 – Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Aug. 20 & 21

Ludwigshafen & Worms:
July 16 & 17
July 27 – Aug. 7
Aug. 14

We wish our staff a wonderful summer!

Worms: We are looking for you as an educator (m/f/d)

To support our team at the Worms location, we are seeking—effective from now on, 2026—an Educator (m/f/d) on a full-time basis (39 hours/week). This is a permanent position, classified under Salary Group S8a (TV-L).

You can find the full job posting HERE.

We are looking for you as an accounting clerk (m/f/d)

To support our administrative team at our Landau location, we are looking to fill a position as soon as possible for an Accounting Clerk (m/f/d) on a part-time basis (31 hours/week), permanent contract, pay grade 8 TV-L.

You can find the full job posting HERE

Ab sofort in Landau: Leckere Salatteller!

Fresh, light, and perfect for hot days!

We are now offering fresh salad bowls with delicious, fresh toppings. Ideal for the current heatwave—but only while supplies last.

Is eating at the cafeteria a luxury?

In the *Frankfurter Allgemeine* column "Uni live," columnist Tom Konjer offers what we consider an apt summary of the current state of university canteens and student services organizations in Germany.
After all, in our view, the university canteen is more than just a place to eat—it is an integral part of the student experience.
Rising prices are making it increasingly difficult for many students to afford a hot lunch. While other countries, such as France, provide greater support for their canteens, Germany often lacks the necessary subsidies from the state level.
Affordable canteen meals are not a luxury; they are part of the social infrastructure at higher education institutions.
A student's education should not be thwarted by financial constraints, and affordable canteen dining fosters equal opportunity, community, and inclusion.
Food should not be a luxury—not even for students!
You can find the full article HERE