Studies in Administrative Informatics (Dipl.-Verwaltungsinformatik)
(m/f/d)
Landratsamt München
Munich
Start date: 1.9.2026

Job Profile

Graduation
high school diploma
vocational baccalaureate
Soft Skills
Self-management/time management/organization
Commercial thinking/Analytical skills
Teamwork
Care/Accuracy/Responsibility
Grades
Total: <4
English: <4
German: <4
Math: <4
Areas of Interest
IT, computers
service
Economy, administration

Important School Subjects

  • Computer science
  • math
  • Business

Training Content

  • Information technology
  • Mathematics, logic, software engineering, programming, databases
  • Administrative management
  • Economics, Public Service Law, Accounting
  • General Administrative Law
  • Administrative, constitutional, European and civil law

Estimated Salary

Benefits

  • the MVV annual pass

Career Perspectives

  • Staff development is a top priority at the Munich District Office. Therefore, participation in seminars and training courses offers you numerous opportunities to expand your skills and deepen or acquire specialist knowledge.

Job Description

IT meets Administration - Diploma in Administrative Informatics (University of Applied Sciences) The term "nerd" isn't an insult to you, but a compliment. The complex world of IT is your favorite place. Where others merely enjoy gaming, deeper worlds open up for you. You want to program, legally, and earn money doing it! The Diploma in Administrative Informatics (University of Applied Sciences) makes this dream a reality, because thankfully, the days of letters and faxes are almost over. Today, even public administration works with state-of-the-art communication and information systems that not only function flawlessly but must also be protected against hacker attacks. Your Diploma in Administrative Informatics (University of Applied Sciences) will transform you from a private nerd into a sought-after IT specialist, working, for example, as a software engineer or system administrator.

Contact Person

Sarah Berr
Subject area 1.1.1.4 - Training
Tel: 089/ 6221-5052
Email: sarah.berr@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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