Content of the apprenticeship Would you rather continue to cram theory or get straight into practice?
This is often the big question facing school leavers.
If you feel the same way, then our cooperative Bachelor’s degree course in Civil Engineering with a parallel vocational qualification as a concrete and reinforced concrete worker (m/f/d) could be just right for you.
During your studies, you will simultaneously complete a fully-fledged apprenticeship as a concrete and reinforced concrete worker (m/f/d) and a Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering (m/f/d).
The theory from the lecture hall and the practice from the construction site are thus perfectly combined.
And because you work hard with us, you will receive a training allowance from us for the entire duration of your apprenticeship.
During your training as a concrete and reinforced concrete worker (m/f/d), you will be involved in the construction of a building from the laying of the foundation stone to completion.
You will learn your trade from the ground up, which will give you a huge advantage later in your career.
Our challenging construction projects are a particular plus: Learning how residential complexes, bridge constructions or industrial buildings are built on site will make planning and coordination much easier later on as a civil engineer.
The theoretical background is taught during your studies.
From technical mathematics to structural analysis, building materials science and building physics to building informatics Study structure Compulsory/elective modules: 1st to 6th semester spread over 4 years Core period of training: during the lecture-free period and in the 2nd-3rd year Practical project: 6th semester Bachelor’s thesis: 6th semester In the 6th semester, students take elective modules that allow for individual specialization, they complete the practical project and work on a Bachelor’s thesis, usually in cooperation with us as your practice company.
This allows you to prepare yourself for professional practice in a targeted manner.