Swisscom - About Swisscom - Students & Graduates

At what stage are you in your studies? Are you still working on your degree? Are you just about to finish your thesis? Or do you already have a bachelor's or master's degree?

Whatever the case, it's never too early to think about starting your career and the direction your journey should take. Swisscom has vacancies on an ongoing basis. And we offer a variety of exciting fields to work in. But there are lots of different ways of getting started. Your ambitions define the path.

Jobs for graduates

Swisscom offers university graduates a wide range of possibilities for entering the world of work. Take your future into your own hands and apply today.

Trainee programme

Your gateway to the world of work? Learn about our trainee programme. First-hand reports, training focuses and information on the selection process.

Internships

Improve your post-graduation employment prospects by completing an internship at Swisscom. We are interested in getting to know motivated future managers.

Diploma assignments

At Swisscom there are many topics you could write your thesis about. Are you studying for a bachelors or masters degree?

Swisscom Innovation Award

Rewarding excellence. Each year we present the Swisscom Innovation Award for outstanding theses in conjunction with ICTnet.

Meeting point Swisscom

We want to meet you - Visit Swisscom Meeting Point to find out which student career information events we will be attending and when.

IT-Day

The IT Day allows those studying technical subjects to spend a day meeting with Swisscom and other top employers in the sector in informal surroundings.

Breakfast@Swisscom

Sign up now for Breakfast@Swisscom! At this event you get to know Swisscom you can expand your network and enjoy a great breakfast!

Student Day

Swisscom would like to invite you to an informative event, where you can find out more about the world of Swisscom and about the opportunities to launch and develop your career with us.

Ambassadors

Swisscom is represented on various university campuses by ambassadors.