Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) - Social Security Law - Audit Service

Study with Structure and Practice Your studies are dual. You will complete the theoretical phases at the University of Applied Sciences in Berlin and/or Bochum, the practical phases in your auditorium. You will start with 2 phases of theory á 4 months and then practice and theory will change continuously. The first theory block takes place for all students in Berlin, while you are allowed to “clean” the practice of your examination office for a week. From the second theory block, depending on your test district, you either continue to study in Berlin or change permanently to Bochum. In the phases of the theory, exciting modules and content await you in addition to social security law such as: BWL, tax law, controlling, administrative law, accounting, financial accounting and accounting. The practical modules will take place in your test office and in the field service. There you will learn how to carry out audits, partly also in personal contact with the companies, tax advisors and payroll accountants. In practice, you learn... to apply the legal basis of the SGB IV in a practical manner, to implement operational checks structured from case-taking to the test report. Classification of forms of employment in a legally secure manner, delimiting the transfer of workers from work and service contracts and evaluating status issues. To assess the insurance and contribution obligation in sickness, nursing, pension and unemployment insurance, to evaluate pay and working time models and to establish minimum wage violations. Reimbursements under the Equalisation Act and the Insolvency Money Reimbursement in order to classify paid employers and audit-relevant application. control the test service applications and the electronically supported audit (euBP) as standard procedures.

at the beginning of the study (special) abitur with nationwide degree rating at universities Interest in legal issues, administrative procedures and social responsibility a secure linguistic expressiveness and the willingness to convey professional content in writing as orally plausible (at least at language level C1) a good understanding of figures and analytical thinking a secure handling of common office applications and the willingness to work quickly in digital specialist applications Adaptability and joy to adapt to different conversational partners and situations in order to be able to communicate in a comprehensible and convincing manner from small business to the group Judgment and Priority Competence to weigh up effort and benefits, to set priorities and to complete tasks independently and objectively