Dual Study Program (DHBW) - Business Informatics Application Management 2027

You are enthusiastic about technology and full of ideas with which you want to move the world? Then an apprenticeship or a dual study program at Schaeffler is just right for you. Without our products, cars could not drive, machines could not run and planes could not fly. As a leading supplier of rolling bearings for all industries and an important partner in international automotive engineering, Schaeffler offers you an excellent environment for your start into the professional world. Degree: Bachelor of Science Business Informatics. Specialization: Application Management. Duration of study: 3 years. Start of pre-internship: 01.09.2027. Start of studies: 01.10.2027. Practical phase: Schaeffler Hirschaid. Study phase: DHBW Mannheim. Applied research and practice-oriented teaching in the fundamentals of economics and computer science (including business administration, economics, law, finance, mathematics, system analysis and design, project management, IT and business process management, programming, IT systems, databases, development of distributed systems, data science, consulting & sales, software engineering). Getting to know IT-supported business processes in the globally operating company through practical assignments in various corporate areas (including Enterprise Applications, Special Machinery, Project Management, Purchasing, Sales, HR, Reporting, S4, IT Security Management, Data Science Solutions, Engineering IT, IT Infrastructure & Platforms, Employee IT, R&D Analysis Tools & Methods, Strategic Digitalization, Digitalization, Operations IT). Stays abroad (worldwide). Own responsible project work. Bachelor thesis.

Applied research and practice-oriented teaching in the fundamentals of economics and computer science. Getting to know IT-supported business processes in the globally operating company through practical assignments in various corporate areas. Stays abroad (worldwide). Own responsible project work. Bachelor thesis.

General higher education entrance qualification (alternatively: DHBW admission test). Enthusiasm for digitized business processes. Interest in economics and computer science. Good mathematical skills and English knowledge. High willingness to learn, initiative and goal orientation. Motivation and ability to work in teams.