Dual study programme Mechatronics; B.E

Dual study programme 2027:
Mechatronics (B.E)

3-year dual study programme in Mechatronics starting on 01.09.2027 at our Donaueschingen location in cooperation with the Karlsruhe Cooperative State University.

• Diverse insights and collaboration in various departments such as Production, Research & Development and Application Development
• Work at the interface between mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, automation technology and IT
• Working with our sensors in various areas of the product development process as well as in the realisation of customer requirements, e.g. in applications
• Design and testing of mechatronic systems
• product development
• Equipment development for production
• Production planning and quality assurance
• The tools used include simulation programmes, CAD programmes such as E-PLAN and Solid Works, programming in various languages such as C/C++ and MS Office applications
• Programme content:
  Mathematics, fundamentals of mechanical and electrical engineering, computer science, mechatronic systems, automation systems, actuators and sensors

• A-levels, specialised university entrance qualification, university of applied sciences entrance qualification (plus passing the delta exam at the DHBW) or comparable training
• Strong interest in mechanics, electronics and computer science
• Spatial awareness and accuracy
• Good performance in maths and physics as well as an understanding of technology and science
• Enthusiasm for innovation and interest in the technologies in our company
• Analytical way of working and solution-orientation
• Ability to work in a team and willingness to take on responsibility
• Good German language skills (language level C1), see admission requirements of the dual university
• If you want to apply, please write in German

• 1st year of study: 1.401 €
• 2nd year of study: 1.497 €
• 3rd year of study: 1.654 €

Job Location:

Waldkirch (near Freiburg) – Posting

Start Date:

07/14/26 – Requisition  – Full-time

Sandra Winterhalter,

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