The WWU IT is the IT center of Münster University and responsible for all aspects of IT infrastructure, for communication and media technology as well as for media competence. You can get an overview of the most important services by watching our information film [de].
All information of the WWU IT in connection with the corona virus is now bundled on the website https://www.wwu.de/IT/en/corona-info.html. Here you can find out more about home office, team meetings and digital teaching. A special hotline is also available to answer any questions you may have in this regard.
We are looking for three computer scientists (research assistants, 13 TV-L) focusing on SAP-ERP to start as soon as possible. The positions are limited to three years. The weekly working hours are currently 39 hours and 50 minutes.
We are looking to fill a position of Head of the Media Technology Working Group (AVM) as soon as possible. The position is permanent. The weekly working time is currently 39 hours and 50 minutes. Depending on the tasks assigned and fulfilment of the personal requirements, the position will be graded up to pay group 12 TV-L.
We are looking for a student assistant (m/f/d) to join our web user support team at the earliest possible date. The weekly working time is 8 hours, a long-term cooperation is desired.
From 29 April 2021 at 17.00 students can register again for WWU IT software courses. The range of topics includes office, graphics and statistics programs. As courses on site are not possible due to the current situation, we offer courses via Zoom and via the Learnweb.
Wireless internet access has become an essential part of everyday university life. It opens up many possibilities in study, research and teaching and is not without reason the most used IT service at the WWU, along with the email service. It's hard to believe that the technology was only introduced at WWU 20 years ago – and a lot has happened since then.
Since sciebo is perfectly suited for digital work, the university cloud has been able to gain more fans in Corona times: The magic number of 200,000 users has now been cracked - an increase of about 70,000 within a year. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 4 more institutions have added sciebo to their repertoire, so that the service is now offered at 19 universities of applied sciences, 13 universities, one research center and one university library center. Within 6 years, sciebo has become an integral part of the North Rhine-Westphalian higher education landscape and exemplifies networking on a wide variety of levels.
From 17 February 2021 at 17.00 students can register again for the WWU IT software courses. The range of topics includes office, graphics and statistics programs. As courses on site are not possible due to the current situation, we offer courses via Zoom and via the Learnweb.