Job Profile

Graduation

high school diploma

vocational baccalaureate

Soft Skills

Organizational talent & clever timing

Clever planning & logical thinking

Customer understanding and communication skills

Team spirit & cohesion

A thirst for new experiences & a joy of learning

Reliability & attention to detail

Grades

Total: <4

English: <4

German: <4

Math: <4

Areas of Interest

service

Economy, administration

Public service

Important School Subjects

math
Business
Social Studies

Training Content

Civil Law
European law
Basic principles of administrative action
Municipal law, public building law
Public safety and order, public economic and tax law
Social law
Constitutional and Administrative Law
Collective bargaining and civil service law
Public Procurement Law
Administrative procedures and procedural law

Estimated Salary

Benefits

In addition, we grant a monthly Munich allowance of approximately €160.00.

Expectations

general or subject-specific university entrance qualification or an equivalent school leaving certificate
Interest in dealing with laws and legal matters
Enjoyment of independent, service-oriented work in local government.
Communication skills, teamwork and cooperation skills
Willingness to learn, commitment and sense of responsibility, as well as the ability to work independently.
You enjoy making a difference in a modern administration.
They are prepared to commit themselves to the common good of the citizens of the Munich district.
If you are looking for a future-oriented job with an interesting range of tasks, then this course of study is right for you.

Job Description

Do you love numbers, data, and facts? Would you love to spend all day immersed in legal paragraphs and laws? Are you a natural leader? Then pursue a dual study program in Public Law (LL.B.)! During your studies and in your professional life, you'll be responsible for all processes within public administration, such as drafting contracts, preparing budgets, and assisting with the awarding of public contracts. You'll adhere to public law and financial regulations. This program combines law, business administration, and public administration. Your other responsibilities include representing the administration and leading staff. What's next after a dual study program in Public Law (LL.B.)? You can work in the higher-level civil service of public administration, for example, in a city administration. The program begins on September 1st, lasts three years (6 semesters), and is offered in cooperation with the FOM University of Applied Sciences for Economics and Management, Munich (www.fom.de).

Contact Person

Frau Großmann

Tel: 089 / 6221-5183

Email: GrossmannB@lra-m.bayern.de

Landratsamt München

Mariahilfpl. 17
81541 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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