Graduate in Public Administration (FH)
(m/f/d)
Landratsamt München
Munich, Munich
Start date:
1.9.2026
Job Profile
Graduation
Soft Skills
Grades
Areas of Interest
Important School Subjects
- Economy
- Right
- mathematics
- German
- English
Training Content
- State, administrative, or civil service law
- Analysis of political, economic, or social issues
- Business administration basics
- Human Resources
- Municipal law
- psychology
- management
- Corporate management
Estimated Salary
Expectations
- General or subject-specific university entrance qualification or an equivalent school education
- Fulfillment of the general civil service access requirements (§ 7 Civil Service Status Act), in particular nationality of a member state of the European Union or of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland
- Successful completion of the recruitment test
- A grade point average of at least 3.0 in German, mathematics and English, and at least a "satisfactory" grade in mathematics.
- Interest in using modern ICT and legal matters
- Enjoyment of service-oriented work in local government.
- Team and communication skills
- Willingness to learn, commitment and reliability, as well as the ability to work independently.
- You enjoy making a difference in a modern administration.
- who are willing to commit themselves to the common good of the citizens of the Munich district
Job Description
Are you interested in administrative tasks? Do you love sitting at a desk all day and losing track of time? Then become a graduate in Public Administration (FH)! As a civil servant in the higher service, you'll be responsible for administration and case processing in public authorities and agencies. You'll also take on leadership roles, such as supervising your staff. Furthermore, you'll monitor compliance with regulations (for example, in the public order office), advise citizens (for example, in the social welfare office), and plan projects (for example, in the federal ministry). Analyzing figures and facts (for example, at the Federal Statistical Office) and making administrative decisions (for example, in the immigration office) are also part of your daily work. As a graduate in Public Administration (FH), you can find employment in the public sector in federal agencies (for example, in federal ministries or the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees), state agencies (for example, in state ministries), and local authorities (e.g., in town halls or the immigration office).
``` The course of study lasts three years (6 semesters) and takes place at the University of Applied Sciences for Public Administration in Hof and at the University of Applied Sciences in Hof.
Contact Person

Herr Strietzel
Tel: 089 / 6221-4397
Email: StrietzelJ@lra-m.bayern.de
Landratsamt München
Munich, Munich
With approximately 350,000 residents, the Munich district is the most populous district in Bavaria. Its 27 municipalities and the cities of Garching and Unterschleißheim form a horseshoe-shaped area surrounding the state capital to the north, east, and south. The District Office, as the central administration, with its more than 1,200 highly motivated employees, performs a wide range of municipal and governmental tasks for the citizens of the Munich district – true to our mission statement: We – together – for you!
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