Dual Study Program Business Informatics, Application Management

During the 3-year dual study program in Business Informatics with a focus on Application Management, lectures at the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Mannheim (DHBW) and practical assignments at FUCHS alternate, so that the learned theory can be directly implemented in practice. The theoretical phases at DHBW cover business administration fundamentals and advanced IT knowledge, including subjects such as information technology, system development, and various additional subjects, e.g., foreign languages or case studies. In our global IT organization, you will face exciting tasks from day one that practically prepare you for future activities after graduation as a 'Bachelor of Science'. The assignments and learning content during the practical phases focus on the interfaces between information technology and business administration, e.g., IT infrastructure, system consulting, in logistics, purchasing, and sales.

• During the 3-year dual study program in Business Informatics with a focus on Application Management, lectures at the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Mannheim (DHBW) and practical assignments at FUCHS alternate, so that the learned theory can be directly implemented in practice.
• The theoretical phases at DHBW cover business administration fundamentals and advanced IT knowledge, including subjects such as information technology, system development, and various additional subjects, e.g., foreign languages or case studies.
• In our global IT organization, you will face exciting tasks from day one that practically prepare you for future activities after graduation as a 'Bachelor of Science'.
• The assignments and learning content during the practical phases focus on the interfaces between information technology and business administration, e.g., IT infrastructure, system consulting, in logistics, purchasing, and sales.

• Successfully completed Abitur or subject-restricted higher education entrance qualification with good grades in general education subjects, especially mathematics and possibly computer science
• Interest in economic contexts and processes
• Good written and oral communication skills
• Good English skills in word and writing
• Team spirit, willingness to learn, flexibility, creativity, sense of responsibility, initiative, and independence
• Good PC skills (MS Office)