Bachelor of Science - International Business Administration & Information Technology

You find digitalization exciting and want to participate in shaping new processes and technologies? If you enjoy mathematics, English, and economic contexts at school and are also interested in foreign cultures, then international business informatics is right for you! Because your interests are as diverse and demanding as your studies. You will learn the most important fundamentals in business informatics, software development, or current IT topics, as well as in business administration, economics, mathematics, and statistics. In addition, you will complete various practical assignments, e.g., in the areas of project and information management, controlling, purchasing, marketing, or sales. In doing so, you will learn to find answers to business questions using the appropriate IT systems. Many exciting experiences in one of the future industries await you!

you will learn the most important fundamentals in business informatics, software development, or current IT topics, as well as in business administration, economics, mathematics, and statistics; during lecture-free periods you will complete various practical assignments, e.g., in the areas of project and information management, controlling, purchasing, marketing, or sales, working on exciting topics or in forward-looking projects; you will expand your international competencies through English language instruction and benefit from a high proportion of English-language lectures by international guest lecturers; you will gain valuable international experience through a study stay at a renowned partner university abroad (organization and costs covered by BASF); you will have access to tailored training offers in the form of seminars, workshops, and events to further develop your personal skills and language competencies; you will learn and study in small groups and enjoy individual support from a dedicated contact person throughout the entire study period.

at least a good, complete technical college entrance qualification; very good to good mathematics and English skills; enthusiasm for computer science and current IT topics as well as for international economic contexts; high reliability, sense of responsibility, very good communication skills, and initiative; analytical thinking and interest in data and numbers; enjoyment of working in international project teams and advising internal and external customers and business partners.

an exciting dual study program at one of the world's leading chemical companies in cooperation with the Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society; you earn 210 credits in the intensive study program plus additional master's credits that you may be able to count toward a subsequent master's degree; good chances of permanent employment with corresponding performance; attractive remuneration – you start with €1,247 per month in the first training year; numerous additional benefits such as: annual bonus, vacation pay, voluntary profit sharing, laptop, company pension scheme, meal allowance, book allowance, BASF share program, mobility allowance; 30 days vacation; 37.5-hour work week; varied leisure and fitness offers as well as team events; housing options for apprentices.