Is no building too tall for you? Do you crave a challenging and varied workday? Then study Civil Engineering in a dual program! During your studies and in your future career, you'll be challenged both theoretically and practically: creating project plans, calculating structural aspects, conceptually planning buildings, coordinating and managing construction sites, and much more will be part of your responsibilities. For every structure, whether it's the world's tallest skyscraper or the longest underground tunnel, planning must incorporate topics such as technical mathematics, building materials, environmental factors, statics, and functionality. We are looking for you to join our 4.5-year dual study program leading to a Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering with integrated vocational training as a track layer/civil engineering specialist (m/f/d) at DB InfraGO AG in Munich or Rosenheim. For the theoretical component, you will attend lectures at the Nuremberg Institute of Technology. For the practical component, you will work directly at DB InfraGO in Munich or Rosenheim, as well as in the training workshop in Nuremberg. For the theoretical component, you will attend lectures at the Nuremberg Institute of Technology. For the practical component, you will work directly at DB InfraGO in Munich or Rosenheim, as well as in the training workshop in Nuremberg. ... Here's what you can expect: In your first year, you'll be out on the track construction crews, but you'll also work in the office. In your second year, you'll begin your studies alongside your apprenticeship, while also working in the training workshop. In your third year, you'll complete the theoretical and practical final exams for your apprenticeship. After 4.5 years, you'll graduate with a Bachelor's degree.