Dual studies in Railway Engineering

Is the railway system more than just train travel for you? Do you still want to know a lot about it, but need more than a lecture hall? The dual study programme offers you the opportunity to combine theory and practice from the very start. In 9 semester you’ll acquire solid basic skills in railway engineering and, at the same time, gain professional experience in the field.

All places for this apprenticeship are currently filled, but you can send us your application for the next training year. Did you know? We offer around 20 exciting apprenticeships. So let’s talk about alternative training opportunities for this year!

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Degree

vocational diploma/A-levels

Duration

9 semesters

Working Hours

weekdays/ depends on the construction project

Start Date

01.08.2026

Income

1.122 € / 1.247 € / 1.507 €

Company

SPITZKE SE

Available Locations

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Erlensee

What you'll learn during a dual study programme
  • Variety: we work in partnership with Mittelhessen University of Applied Sciences, which offers the degree programme in Railway Engineering. Here you’ll concentrate on the fields of mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, technical mechanics, computer science and will acquire a broad specialist knowledge of planning, design, construction and maintenance of railway systems.
  • Practical relevance: you’ll also get to know our closely networked company and be independently responsible for running various sub-projects as part of our own construction projects.
  • Perspective: as we plan to offer you a position with us after you have successfully completed your studies, you will already be preparing for your future at our company during your final semesters.
  • Teamwork: our experienced SPITZKE training team will be by your side to support you with your various tasks.
You should do dual studies in Railway Engineering, if you...
  • have successfully completed university entrance qualifications, such as A-levels or a baccalaureate, or vocational training, or are about to do so.
  • are enthusiastic about the railway sector.
  • approach new tasks with curiosity and motivation and want to lead your own projects and creating something lasting.
  • can demonstrate your commitment, ambition and willpower.
  • love the variety of theory and practice.
  • have consciously decided to pursue a dual study programme and are looking forward to the experiences, challenges and insights you will gain.
How to Apply

Contact us

All places for this apprenticeship are currently filled, but you can send us your application for the next training year.

Did you know? We offer around 20 exciting apprenticeships. So let’s talk about alternative training opportunities for this year!

Your contact
Lucas Briesenick
+49 33701 901-20327

Erlensee

SPITZKE SE ∙ Kompetenzzentrum Mitte
Jana Müller
Zum Fliegerhorst 1405/1406
63526 Erlensee

Tel.: +49 6183 91368-123

What you'll learn during a dual study programme

  • Variety: we work in partnership with Mittelhessen University of Applied Sciences, which offers the degree programme in Railway Engineering. Here you’ll concentrate on the fields of mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, technical mechanics, computer science and will acquire a broad specialist knowledge of planning, design, construction and maintenance of railway systems.
  • Practical relevance: you’ll also get to know our closely networked company and be independently responsible for running various sub-projects as part of our own construction projects.
  • Perspective: as we plan to offer you a position with us after you have successfully completed your studies, you will already be preparing for your future at our company during your final semesters.
  • Teamwork: our experienced SPITZKE training team will be by your side to support you with your various tasks.

You should do dual studies in Railway Engineering, if you...

  • have successfully completed university entrance qualifications, such as A-levels or a baccalaureate, or vocational training, or are about to do so.
  • are enthusiastic about the railway sector.
  • approach new tasks with curiosity and motivation and want to lead your own projects and creating something lasting.
  • can demonstrate your commitment, ambition and willpower.
  • love the variety of theory and practice.
  • have consciously decided to pursue a dual study programme and are looking forward to the experiences, challenges and insights you will gain.