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Deutsche Bahn

National railway operator for passenger, logistics

Duales Studium Bauingenieurwesen mit Ausbildung Intern

Construction ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Internship · Summer 2027No salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Enrollment in the 4.5-year dual study program in Civil Engineering with integrated vocational training as a track layer.

Responsibilities

  • Combine theoretical study with practical training in infrastructure construction.
  • Complete an initial one-month practical placement to learn the company and department.
  • Alternate between accompanying track-construction crews and working in the office, vocational school, and training workshop.
  • Apply academic knowledge during non-lecture periods and gain practical experience at the operating company.
  • Complete vocational training as a track layer in the third year and finish the degree with a bachelor's thesis after 4.5 years.
  • Study engineering fundamentals, including mathematics and physics, as well as construction technology, geotechnics, hydraulic engineering, and transportation.
  • Complete coursework in business administration, law, and project management, and participate in interdisciplinary study projects.
  • Work in construction supervision and gain practical exposure to construction cost estimation and project management.
  • Learn track construction tasks, including inspection, maintenance, and troubleshooting of tracks and switches.
  • Observe how infrastructure projects are planned and implemented.
  • Participate in site work, including surveying and quality control.
  • Learn inspection and measurement procedures and basic manual skills.

About the Company

Deutsche Bahn

National railway operator for passenger, logistics

Deutsche Bahn runs Germany’s rail transport network, including passenger services (DB Bahn), freight and logistics (DB Schenker), and rail infrastructure (DB Netze). Its products work by coordinating trains for people, cargo shipments, and access to tracks and stations, with digitalization and infrastructure renewal under the Strong Rail program to improve reliability. It stands apart from competitors through government ownership, a large multi-division system, and a long history of European integration focused on moving more traffic from road to rail. Its goal is to provide dependable rail-based mobility and logistics while modernizing the network to support sustainable transport across Europe.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
1994

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