The CIT – Center for Information Technology is the IT center of University of Münster and responsible for all aspects of IT infrastructure, for communication and media technology as well as for media competence.
We are looking for a student assistant (with or without a bachelor's degree) to serve as a data entry clerk for BSI-Grundschutz data, to start as soon as possible. The weekly work schedule is 8 to a maximum of 19 hours. The position is initially limited to 12 months.
We look forward to receiving your application by May 1, 2026.
We are looking for a trainee IT system electronics technician to start on 01.09.2026. Together with our technicians, you will learn about the diverse range of tasks involved in IT as a whole. You will be responsible for installing and configuring network components, involved in planning and expanding WiFi networks, and, after a training period, you will be responsible for setting up the communications infrastructure on your own.
Applications are open until 30.04.2026.
CIT's software training courses are entering a new round with a range of online, Learnweb, classroom, and self-study courses. Students can register for the free courses starting Thursday, 05.03.2026, at 5 pm. The topics covered include office, graphics, and statistics programs, as well as AI and IT security.
Within the framework of the Energy Efficiency Act (Energieeffizienzgesetz, EnEfG), the University of Münster is seeking DIN EN ISO 50001 certification to underline its commitment to energy efficiency in the data centers it operates. The CIT and Department 4 "Facility Management" are working together to continuously improve energy performance and ensure the responsible use of resources. Since 2025, the energy policy of a first data center has been aligned with the requirements of ISO 50001. The audit process for certification will be carried out in March 2026 by the company GutCert. More information
The version of UniGPT available as of today offers numerous improvements for employees and students at the University of Münster, including new AI models, expanded personalization options, and additional features such as prompt management and voice control. A revised design and new accessibility and efficiency features are intended to make the platform clearer and more flexible to use.
git.nrw now offers its users a new guest feature that makes it easy to integrate external project partners. This greatly facilitates the use of git.nrw in national and international (research) collaborations and industry-related projects.
Whereas access for external participants previously required a great deal of organizational effort, users can now easily create guest accounts for up to five external guests themselves. These guests can be added to specific GitLab projects or groups, where they can participate in joint development and project work.
Instructions on how to use the guest function are available in the documentation section of git.nrw.