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Dual Studies in Bavaria Study & Work International – from Bavaria into the World hochschule dual: about 200 dual study offers and over 1,300 participating companies Dual studies in Bavaria Intensive in-company Academic Dual practice or Studies Studies vocational education 17 October 2017 | Page 2 Organisational structure. 20 Universities of Applied Sciences in Bavaria Headquarter Umbrella brand for dual system options 17 October 2017 | Page 3 hochschule dual – parties involved. 17 October 2017 | Page 4 20 Universities of Applied Sciences. Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule Amberg-Weiden . Ansbach University of Applied Sciences . Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences . Augsburg University of Applied Sciences . Coburg University of Applied Sciences . Deggendorf Institute of Technology . Hof University of Applied Sciences . Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt . Kempten University of Applied Sciences . Landshut University of Applied Sciences . University of Applied Sciences Munich . Katholische Stiftungshochschule München UAS . Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences . Nuremberg Institute of Technology . University of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria . Technical University of Applied Sciences Regensburg . Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences . Ulm University of Applied Sciences (Cooperation) . Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences . University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt 17 October 2017 | Page 5 Dual System Options in Bavaria Cooperating universities 20 Dual system study options More than 200 Number of dual students 6.991 (Fall 16/17) Number of company partners About 1300 Study disciplines: . Engineering sciences . Economic sciences . Mathematics, informatics and natural sciences . Agriculture and forestry . Social and health sciences 17 October 2017 | Page 6 Continuous Growth for 10 years. 8000 Number of dual students (total and each scheme) 6.976 6.991 7000 6.273 5.933 6000 5.088 5000 4.094 4891 4953 4321 4000 3958 3.331 3355 3000 2.523 2750 2171 2000 1.759 1543 1.205 1166 1000 2085 2038 650 1733 1975 1952 813 1344 980 1160 650 392 593 0 SS 06 WS 07/08 WS 08/09 WS 09/10 WS 10/11 WS 11/12 WS 12/13 WS 13/14 WS 14/15 WS 15/16 WS 16/17 Work integrated cooperative studies Studies & apprenticeship 17 October 2017 | Page 7 Two Study Models Vocational Intensive Academic Academic training in in-company studies studies company training Academic Academic studies & studies & apprenticeship intensive practice Bachelor‘s degree Bachelor‘s degree + + Duration: 3.5 years Duration: 4.5 years min. 50% more vocational (Master‘s 1.5 years) practical qualification experience 17 October 2017 | Page 8 17 October 2017 | Page 9 17 October 2017 | Page 10 17 October 2017 | Page 11 Dual Study Option with Apprenticeship 17 October 2017 | Page 12 Dual Study Option with Intensive In- Company Training 17 October 2017 | Page 13 Dual Study Option: Master with Intensive In-Company Training 17 October 2017 | Page 14 Rewarding Relationships. students . academic input . academic degree . monthly salary . practical input motivated students with practical experience skilled and highly committed employees professional exchange cooperation Universities of Applied professional companies Sciences exchange 17 October 2017 | Page 15 Advantages for students. Knowledge transfer between academic studies and practical phases Excellent career opportunities in the company Students know about the „real company life“ Financial security through monthly salary Training of important key qualifications Benefit from early job entry 17 October 2017 | Page 16 Advantages for companies. Attract young, motivated professionals and executives (especially medium sized companies) Attract qualified engineers/business economists speaking the language of the skilled employees Attract practice-trained academics with strong company commitment Save time and cost-intensive recruitment and induction Benefit from strong commitment and good contacts to the university Graduates of dual study programmes have up to 3 times more practical experience than those of conventional studies 17 October 2017 | Page 17 Some of the participating companies 17 October 2017 | Page 18 Advantages of hochschule dual. Voices of participating companies „Graduates of dual study courses can immediately assume positions of responsibility in the company. This offers an obvious advantage. The quality standards of hochschule dual are a valuable guarantee for a high class education of the students.” Stefan Martin, Director vocational training, Airbus Defence and Space 17 October 2017 | Page 19 Advantages of hochschule dual. Voices of participating companies „Since we have been partner of hochschule dual, we have made valuable new contacts: with other companies and universities regarding research projects, with the print and word medias etc. On the craft’s sector practical experience is of the utmost importance. The dual graduates contribute this experience and are familiar with the processes on a construction site.“ Franz Wörndl, master carpenter and company owner Holzbau Wörndl 17 October 2017 | Page 20 Study & Work International – From Bavaria into the World Internship board Summer School hochschule dual international 17 October 2017 | Page 21 Study & Work International – From Bavaria into the World. Strengthening the business location Bavaria Through the internationalisation of future employees Long term sustainable development of skilled employees for Bavaria Funded for 3 years by 17 October 2017 | Page 22 Study & Work International – dual. INCOMING dual OUTGOING dual Incomings follow a dual study programme Companies like their German fellow students Work periods abroad (i.e. practical semester Bachelor and Master / course free period) Knowledge of German language Universities Companies Intercultural seminars (General and BRIC States) Work periods in Germany and/or abroad Courses taught in English Universities Business English and – i.e. Chinese Intercultural seminars for Germany/ Bavaria Internationalisation of study offers Courses in German/ English Study semesters at partner universities Course offers for international students 17 October 2017 | Page 23 Study & Work International Promoting international decision-making skills for tomorrow‘s work force Internship job board Online data base to facilitate search for placements abroad Students from 19 universities of applied sciences and 11 research universities Information on country particularities regarding applications and living conditions Student forum for peer support regarding placements abroad 17 October 2017 | Page 24 Benefits for your Company. Your student intern: Enhances your international network and global decision-making Contributes to the diversity of your staff and their intercultural skills Brings along insider knowledge on German business connections Speaks fluent English, German and possibly a 3rd language Is enthusiastic, achievement-oriented and full of fresh insights Allows for flexibility in staffing needs without long-term commitment Assists in the completion of special work-related projects We support you with the cost-effective recruitment of highly motivated students! 17 October 2017 | Page 25 17 October 2017 | Page 26 How to become a company partner? Simply contact Susanne Stöver (susanne.stoever@hochschule-dual) with your work placement/internship advertisement. Your offer will be accessible for all Bavarian students (UAS and research oriented Universities). Your placement offer on our website is for free – company banners on request Study & Work International checks relevance of the placement offer for the respective student regarding his/her study course International Offices support students with visa application Follow-up during internship with company and student 17 October 2017 | Page 27 Study & Work International in Bavaria. Offers for international students to visit Bavaria Summer School 2017 Future of Health Care: New Concepts, New Technologies 24/07-04/08/2017 Open for all international students enrolled on a Bachelor’s degree (advanced semester) in Health Sciences, Mechanical & Electrical Engineering In cooperation with Ev. Hochschule Nürnberg & OTH Amberg-Weiden Company visits Possibility to extend stay after Summer School for work placement or Bachelor Thesis at company 17 October 2017 | Page 28 Summer School 2017. 23/07-28/07/2017: Lutheran UAS Nuremberg 28/07-04/08/2017: Technical UAS Amberg- Weiden Study fields: Health sciences, mechanical & electrical engineering, IT and related subjects Interdisciplinary group work to develop solutions for current challenges in the health sector Digitalisation Infection Control Ageing Society Company visits Presentation of work results in presence of company representatives 17 October 2017 | Page 29 Many thanks for your attention. Study & Work International c/o hochschule dual An initiative of Hochschule Bayern e. V. Susanne Stöver & Martina Bischoff Phone: +49 89 5404137-16 Fax: +49 89 5404137-19 [email protected] [email protected] www.study-work-international.de.
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