Dual Study Program in Business Informatics (B.Sc.)

Quick Facts

• Paid dual bachelor program with direct practical transfer
• Start: 1 September 2027
• Full-time; salary: €1,550
• Application deadline: 6 January 2027

Description

You will complete a regular B.Sc. in Business Informatics with in-depth practical phases across different IT areas of the city. The program combines academic content with real project work, including Smart City initiatives, AI technologies, and the city’s digitalization strategy. You’ll gain hands-on experience and develop skills to plan, specify, and steer IT project implementation.

Role / Responsibilities

• Gain practical experience in Technical Services (Network, Systems), Business Services, Customer Services, Project Management, and Governance, Risk & Compliance
• Explore multiple IT topics including application development, software engineering, system administration, and IT procurement
• Use programming skills (Java, C++, Python) to support customer consulting and project planning
• Contribute to Smart City projects, AI technology adoption, and digitalization strategy implementation
• Define requirements and steer IT project delivery so modern services meet citizens’ needs

Requirements

• University entrance qualification with good grades (general or specialized) or an equivalent recognized qualification; Numerus Clausus applies
• If applicable, provide proof of university entrance eligibility for foreign school credentials and sufficient German language proficiency (spoken and written)
• Strong interest in IT and digitalization; analytical and solution-oriented mindset
• Interest in public administration and designing digital solutions for the city and its citizens
• Teamwork, communication, and interest in advising colleagues
• Willingness to learn, self-initiative, and responsibility
• Strong mathematical and technical interest; ideally initial experience with digital applications or programming

Benefits

• Secure public-sector position and location guarantee after program success
• Experienced mentors and varied projects
• Flexible or regulated working hours and a respectful, trustworthy working environment
• Employer-funded occupational pension, annual special payment, and staff discounts
• Opportunities for further education and professional development
• Tariff-based pay, good public transport connections, and an on-site canteen
• Study fee coverage and monthly Deutschlandticket support (including free minutes for VAG-Rad and E-scooters)