Computer scientists undertake a broad range of activities. Would you like to develop future IT systems and applications and participate in intercompany and transnational IT projects? If so, why not choose a dual study program and acquire business and intercultural skills in addition to informatics and IT skills.

A degree in industrial engineering combines technical and business content. This dual study program comprises theoretical and practical phases to prepare you to manage demanding facility management projects and to consider complex issues from both technical and economic points of view.

During this dual study program in business informatics, you learn about business administration and informatics, and have the opportunity to apply that knowledge in practice. After graduation, you will develop modern information systems, optimize complex business processes, or work as a project manager.

In this dual study program you acquire comprehensive knowledge in such areas as accounting, internal control instruments, company taxation, auditing and reporting.

This dual study program complements technical subjects such as mathematics, technical mechanics, physics and chemistry with construction-related content such as design theory and construction technology. You learn how to plan and execute projects from design through to completion and acquire an understanding of commerce, and leadership knowledge.

The mechanical engineering degree program teaches the theory and basic principles of science and technology, enabling you to specialize in one of the many different areas of study. Through product-related design theory, intensive work on draft designs and a diverse range of internships, you receive an education that is the perfect preparation for a professional career. If you specialize in supply and energy management, you learn how to make economical and ecological use of resources. The focus is on energy efficiency.

The electrical engineering degree program majoring in automation covers a combination of economics and technical subjects. You learn about the intelligent interaction of components in highly complex systems and acquire know-how in electrical engineering, automation and IT. You also create concepts and design functionality for automation and control systems, and complete modules on circuit engineering. Would you like to learn more about electrical engineering at DHBW Mannheim? 

Are you looking for varied career prospects in a range of different fields, such as project development, financing, transactions and digitization? The dual study program in business administration – real estate industry combines conventional business administration subjects with the legal and technical fundamentals of real estate law, such as land register law, tenancy law and urban development contract law. The program has a special focus on the digitization of the real estate industry and sustainability requirements for buildings.