Dual Study Program in Business Informatics (m/f/d)

Quick Facts

• Program: Dual Study Program in Business Informatics
• Start: Winter semester 2027
• Location: Bonn
• Focus: IT solutions for business process optimization and software/system introduction

Description

You will combine academic study with practical project work in Business Informatics. You will support the development and implementation of IT solutions, analyze business processes for improvement potential, and contribute to software introduction projects—currently with a focus on SAP S/4HANA. You will also work on database and interface concepts, documentation, training materials, quality assurance, and Microsoft SharePoint-based solutions.

Responsibilities

• Support the development and implementation of IT solutions for customers
• Analyze business processes and identify optimization potential
• Participate in projects for introducing new software solutions or adapting existing systems (SAP S/4HANA focus)
• Design and implement database solutions and interfaces
• Support technical documentation, training materials, and quality assurance for developed software
• Attend meetings and workshops to align requirements and solution approaches
• Participate in trainings and further education to deepen expertise
• Contribute to conception and development in a Microsoft SharePoint environment

Requirements

• Abitur or Fachhochschulreife with good grades in Mathematics, Computer Science, and English
• Interest in business relationships and technical issues
• Initiative, teamwork, and structured working style
• Communication skills and ability to explain complex topics clearly
• Willingness to continuously learn and acquire new technologies
• Willingness to take responsibility and complete projects independently
• Willingness to undergo a security clearance

Benefits

• Compensation starting at €783 in the first year, increasing annually up to €888
• Travel cost allowance
• Good chances of being taken on after the program (job security)
• Flexible working hours without shift or weekend work
• 31 days of annual vacation
• Rent cost allowance for relocation required by studies
• Corporate health management
• Learning and further education opportunities