Your dual studies on campus Mannheim
Mannheim is made for students looking for a dual study programme, because it is a city full of gigs, concerts, but also affordable student prices and flats. Mannheim also has a lot to offer in terms of leisure time, like a varied cultural scene with big names like the National Theatre or the Kunsthalle.
If you are looking for relaxation or space for sporting activities, you can retreat to its many green spaces. In the summer, the Neckar and the neighbouring Neckar meadows are very popular. Overall, Mannheim is a diverse, colourful and creative city that is just waiting to be discovered by you.
IU’s dual study programme campus in Mannheim has everything you need for succeeding at your studies: state-of-the-art seminar rooms, free Wi-Fi and plenty of opportunities to enjoy yourself outside of the lectures.
Your studies on campus
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Study Model
Theory: 6-7 semesters with:
Courses on campus (Dual Studies) or
Voluntary courses on campus or virtually via livestream (Dual myStudium)
Practice:
20h/week with a practice partner of your choice
*You can find out which model is right for you together with your student advisor.
Courses in Mannheim
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A perfect fit: you and your practice partner
No matter which degree programme you are interested in: Together with us, you will find the right company for your practical phases. We offer you extensive support in your search for a practice partner.
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Experienced in practice: lecturers from practice
Our lecturers have many years of practical experience and are experts in their field. They not only impart their knowledge to you in a particularly practice-oriented way, but are also there for you outside of the events if you have any questions.
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