SRH University is a state-recognised private university in Germany offering a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. It uses an innovative CORE principle that combines classroom learning with practical, project-based experience. SRH attracts students globally and has multiple campuses; the Web Development Dual programme is offered at the Berlin campus — a vibrant European tech and creative hub.

 

Why Study Web Development Dual (B.Sc.) in Germany at SRH Berlin?

The Web Development Dual (B.Sc.) is ideal if you want to combine academic study with hands-on work in a company right from the start. It equips you with technical, design, and project management skills while allowing you to apply what you learn in real-world professional settings. You work with a partner company during most semesters, gaining valuable industry experience and earning credits simultaneously.

Benefits of the Dual Model

• Practical work integrated with theory — you spend ~2.5 days per week at a partner company while studying.

• Real projects with companies, NGOs and startups that prepare you for job readiness.

• Earn credits for your employment in the partner company (about 5 ECTS per semester).

• Strong preparation for careers across tech, media, digital agencies and more.

 

Subjects / Programme Structure

The Web Development Dual curriculum combines technical fundamentals, creative design, and practical projects with company work:

1st–4th Semesters

• Foundations of Design

• UX/UI Design & Gamification

• Computer Science (Computers, Networks, Programming)

• Communication & Media Sciences

• Information Architecture & Service Design Thinking

• Software Engineering fundamentals

• Cross-Platform and Distributed Systems Projects

• Electives + ongoing practical company work modules

5th Semester

• Mobility Phase / Internship (20 ECTS)

• Free Project / Web Development (10 ECTS)

6th Semester

• Advanced Mathematics

• IoT & Hardware-oriented Development

• Data Science

• Applied Artificial Intelligence

7th Semester

• Product Management / Product Development

• Entrepreneurship & Media Law

• Bachelor Thesis + Workshop

 

Disciplines & Specialisations Offered

The programme naturally covers interdisciplinary areas including:

• Web & Full-Stack Development

• UX/UI & Interaction Design

• Software Engineering & DevOps Practices

• Game Design & Cross-Platform Applications

• IoT & Data Science

• Product Management & Entrepreneurship

 

Corporate/Industry Partnership Requirement

For the dual model you must secure a partner company (digital, tech or media) to work with from the start — often in web dev, digital media, UX/UI or related fields. The university can assist with guidance, but you and the company negotiate employment terms. Companies may cover tuition or pay a salary.

 

If you can’t find a partner before enrolment, you can start in the full-time programme and switch to dual later (typically from the 3rd or 4th semester) once you secure placement.

 

Highlights of the Dual Programme

• Integration of theory and real-world practice throughout the degree.
• Earn industry experience and academic credits simultaneously.
• Focus on sustainable digital projects and innovation.
• Preparation for creative and technical digital careers.
• Flexible pathway to switch between full-time and dual model.

 

Career Outcomes

Graduates are prepared for diverse tech and digital roles, including:

• UI/UX Design Expert

• Full Stack / Web Developer

• Frontend Developer / Designer

• Service Design Specialist

• Software Engineer

• Game & App Developer

• Project Manager (Digital)

• IoT Developer / Hardware-Coding Specialist

• Content Manager & Digital Consultant

• E-learning Expert

 

Visa Requirements (Non-EU/EEA Students)

If you are from outside the EU/EEA:

1. Apply for a German National Student Visa (Type D) at your local German embassy/consulate.

2. Provide admission letter, proof of funds (e.g., blocked account), and health insurance.

3. After arrival, convert your visa to a Residence Permit for Study Purposes.

4. Work allowances for students on study visas usually permit part-time work alongside studies (but dual programme work is part of the academic model and allowed).