IQB Career Services and Myjobfair have been successfully connecting students with potential employers for over 25 years. With more than 800 successful events and over 400,000 visitors, these organizations have established themselves as key players in the academic job market. The IQB and its subsidiary Myjobfair offer a range of services, including career events and online job portals, to help businesses engage with qualified young professionals.

The upcoming events include meet@FH Aachen on April 23, 2025, Fakultätskarrieretag Osnabrück – Jura & Wiwi on April 24, 2025, meet@FH Aachen Bau on April 24, 2025, Fakultätskarrieretag Tübingen Jura on April 29, 2025, Fakultätskarrieretag Hamburg Jura on May 7, 2025, meet@Hochschule Geisenheim on May 7, 2025, and Fakultätskarrieretag Hannover Jura on May 13, 2025. These events are designed to be specific to certain academic groups and are held both on campus and online.

IQB Career Services and Myjobfair provide businesses with easy ways to present themselves as attractive employers on campus. Their fully equipped booths make it simple for companies of all sizes to participate in these events. Additionally, they offer online job fairs that are accessible year-round. The IQB's network of university job portals creates numerous opportunities for companies to connect with qualified young professionals.

For universities and associations, the IQB offers tailored solutions for career events and job portals. Their extensive experience ensures that businesses can benefit from minimal effort while maintaining a strong employer brand in the academic environment. The IQB also offers recruitment services that help companies identify qualified candidates for their organizations.

In summary, IQB Career Services and Myjobfair play a crucial role in bridging the gap between students and employers by providing a wide range of services tailored to specific academic groups. With over 400 successful events under their belt and a commitment to quality service, these organizations continue to be leaders in the academic job market.