FAQs
What is the duration of the dual study program in Wirtschaftsprüfung?
The dual study program in Wirtschaftsprüfung typically lasts three years.
Which universities are involved in the dual study program?
The program is offered in cooperation with DHBW Villingen-Schwenningen or DHBW Stuttgart.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this position?
You need to have Hochschulreife (general, subject-specific, or technical higher education entrance qualification) or have already completed it.
Is it necessary to have good grades in main subjects?
Ideally, you should have good grades in your main subjects.
What language skills are required for this position?
You must be fluent in German, both spoken and written.
What are the focus areas I can choose when applying?
You can indicate whether you are interested in the focus areas of industrial companies or financial services.
Are there flexible work options available?
Yes, your working hours and location can be determined in coordination with operational requirements, with no core working hours, and the option to work from home.
Does the company offer support for further studies after the dual program?
Yes, PwC Germany offers Master funding for exam master's and specialization master's degrees.
Can I take a longer time off during the program?
Yes, through a part-time block model, you can take extended breaks in the form of sabbaticals.
What health benefits does PwC offer?
PwC provides a corporate health insurance plan, preventive health check-ups, and access to sports programs including discounted gym memberships.
Who can I contact if I have questions regarding my application?
You can contact Janina Kozubik at +49 69 9585-3208 for any questions about this position or your application.