Verein Deutscher Ingenieure
The VDI partners with the University of Bern and the MSc Precision Engineering.
The Verein Deutscher Ingenieure e.V. (VDI) is the largest technical and scientific association with currently approx. 135,000 members in Germany and worldwide.
Prof. Dr. Harald Ludanek (left) holds a doctorate in mechanical engineering and was responsible for overall vehicle development and prototype construction at Volkswagen and at Scania, Sweden, as head of development for the development of the new truck generation.
Dr. Thomas Sahner (right) holds a doctorate in Industrial Engineering and is Senior Staff at the CERN, nearby Geneva and a member of the ISO technical committee T261 for additive manufacturing.
How do our students benefit?
They have access to a unique network.
VDI offers the largest network of technology experts from research, teaching, science, and industry. By becoming part of the VDI community, students have access to valuable contacts that will accompany them through their life phases.
They benefit from exclusive offers for young members.
VDI members have exclusive access to the large My VDI member area. Here, members will find an impressive portfolio of various offers, benefits, and services relating to specialist information, events, careers, studies, networks, and offers from selected partners.
They gain a knowledge and information advantage.
With the VDI, students can educate themselves further. As an expert, they don't miss out on any innovations and continue their education with our extensive program. Using state-of-the-art formats and media, we provide them as an engineer and expert with specialized information in an easily accessible way and offer them a diverse portfolio of further education and training opportunities. In our role as a knowledge multiplier, we would like to support them as a member in particular.
They find a companion for their career.
From their studies to their career to their retirement - the VDI is always at the side of its members and offers students personalised advice and support.
They give students a strong voice for engineers.
Students can play an active role and help shape content and positions in specialized committees. This allows every member to improve the technical possibilities of today and promote progress. Shape the future with us.
