Dual Studies: Social Security Law – Digital Legal Processes

Why this dual study? Are you interested in digital change and legal issues? Then our dual study is just right for you! Within the dual study at the German Pension Insurance Federation, you combine your learned legal knowledge with technical understanding and become the interface between our specialist departments and IT. This means that the administration remains efficient and sustainable. The most important at a glance Start of study: 28 September 2027 Duration: 3 years Location: Berlin Location: Würzburg: the practical phases in the first two years take place in Berlin During this time we put a single room and refund the costs of the respective arrivals and departures as well as a family holiday per calendar month University of Applied Sciences in Berlin Attractive tuition: monthly €1.626 and an annual special payment, tuition fees do not apply Holiday: 31 days per year, additionally free on 24th and 31st December Slide time and iPad Fitness studio collaborations, asset-effective services and corporate benefits Permanent contact person during study and 3 years after Digital knowledge before the start of your studies: Get to know your future colleagues and ask all your questions about your studies. Degree: Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) with internationally recognized university degree

... in the theoretical phases:

Social Security Law, Civil and Tax Law and Economic and Social Sciences Learning IT basic knowledge (e.g. digital systems and processes, IT law) Communication, project management and personnel management Further information can be found in the module manual of the university: hs-sozialversicherung.de ... in practical phases:

Core contents of the course Social Security Law – Rente, Reha, Insurance in compressed form Analyze legislative procedures, shapes of development processes and introduction of new IT applications Applying project and process management in IT projects Perform and document software tests Knowing programming languages like Java Continuous implementation of learned knowledge in our modern learning laboratories as well as partner teams

At least one (special) abitur with federal higher education Interest in law, administration and digital systems and procedures Good understanding of figures and analytical thinking Good German (min. language level C1) Good English (min. language level B1) Self-responsible operation, reliability and flexibility