Theses
Exciting topics for your bachelor or master thesis
Are you looking for an application-oriented and practice-relevant topic from the field of computer science and beyond for your thesis? Do you want to do excellent research with us for the benefit of society? At the FZI, we offer you numerous exciting opportunities for your bachelor’s or master’s thesis as well as close supervision by our Scientific Directors and Research Scientists.
In the career portal you will find all thesis offers. At the FZI we also have exciting internships (including mandatory internships) or research assistant jobs for your first insights into the world of computer science research.
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Advantages of thesis supervision by the FZI
Insights into Practice
You are looking for practical experience? At the FZI, we do research with and for companies and give you valuable insights into projects. Many students are also employed as a research assistant at the FZI for another subject and thus get to know our FZI culture and everyday life.
Thesis of Relevance
You want to do research on a particularly relevant topic? The results of your thesis will flow into current FZI research projects. This way, you can shape the future together with us.
First-class Research Laboratories
At the FZI House of Living Labs you will find a first-class research environment equipped with the latest hardware and software. You may use these for your research as part of your thesis.
Thesis as a Door Opener
If you, like many FZI employees, first get to know us through a research assistant job or a thesis, you have a big advantage over external applicants: You can already establish valuable contacts at the FZI.
You want to learn more? Then get to know your future colleagues and gain even more insights into our everyday work at the FZI.
Young talents in research at the FZI in figures
theses we (co-)supervised last year.
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enjoy their work (a lot).*
80
%
can imagine working at the FZI after their studies.*
65
%
appreciate the insights into practice at the FZI.*
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%
say that the supervisors dedicate enough time to them.*
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%
*according to an internal survey
My thesis is integrated into a real research project. It is really fantastic that I can contribute my own ideas. I can also define the way I solve the issues in my thesis myself, and my supervisor and other students from my team always support me with constructive and helpful feedback.
Melis Lekesiz
FZI Student Graduate
I decided to write my thesis with the FZI because I was convinced by the range of relevant, practice-oriented research topics – linked with theoretical issues through the close cooperation with KIT. It was the right decision! The supervision was also reliable and competent.
Nina Majer
Current FZI Research Scientist
I really appreciated the collaboration and scientific exchange at the FZI already as a student – first as a research assistant, then as an intern, and later as a master's student. The exciting insight into research was a valuable addition to my studies and had a great influence on my path after graduation: I wanted to stay committed to science – and got the chance to do so at the FZI!
Brian Pachideh
Current FZI Research Scientist
Fields of application in which we (co-)supervise final theses
Insights into working at the FZI during your studies
Space for Research
Our excellent technical infrastructure and the competent support provided by our research scientists enable our students at the FZI to do research at the highest level.
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Contests
Together with our students, we regularly participate in competitions – such as the Audi Autonomous Driving Cup, in which they develop fully automated driving functions and the necessary software architectures.
Team AlpaKa on the winner’s podium at the Audi Autonomous Driving Cup
Exciting Topics
The topics of the theses we (co-)supervise are always particularly practical: Marc, for example, developed a concept for the use of autonomous driving in a ride at Europa-Park.
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In the video: Marc Schindewolf, former Master’s Student at the FZI
