The Civil Engineering – Infrastructure Systems dual (BEng) program focuses on the planning, construction, and operation of essential technical infrastructure. This includes transportation networks like roads and railways, as well as systems for energy, water supply, and wastewater disposal. The field is closely linked to energy and environmental considerations. This dual study program combines university semesters with practical training periods at a partner company, ensuring that theoretical knowledge is directly applied and coordinated with practical experience. The program aims to equip students with the skills to plan and manage resource-efficient infrastructure for future cities, integrating solutions from civil engineering, business, computer science, and mechanical engineering.
Graduates are highly sought after in traditional construction and infrastructure sectors, as well as in innovative industries and start-ups. The dual program provides early integration into the professional world, opening up numerous opportunities.
An education contract with a cooperating practice or transfer partner is also required for admission.
While there are no tuition fees, students are required to have an education contract with a cooperating partner, which may involve remuneration or specific agreements.
There are no tuition fees for this program at Fachhochschule Potsdam. However, students are required to have an education contract with a cooperating partner, which may involve specific agreements.
Applicants need a general university entrance qualification or an equivalent qualification. Additionally, securing an education contract with a cooperating practice or transfer partner is mandatory for admission.
The Civil Engineering – Infrastructure Systems dual (BEng) program has a duration of 7 semesters (210 ECTS credits). The language of instruction for this program is German.
The application period for this program runs from May 15 to June 15. The program typically starts in the winter semester.
Graduates are highly sought after in traditional construction and infrastructure sectors, as well as innovative industries. Potential roles include positions in transport services, planning departments, construction management, public administrations, and consulting companies.