The Franco-German studies are offered in the subjects Civil Engineering, Business Administration, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering. Good knowledge of French is a requirement. In addition, language courses and lectures in French culture and civilization are also offered, which are required for the intermediate degree. After successfully completing the Franco-German basic studies, the students are awarded the intermediate degree and a European certificate. In other words, admission is possible not only with the Franco-German basic studies.
Admission is made based on an aptitude testing procedure.
These courses provide the students not only with academic qualifications, but also with intercultural knowledge and language competence. The object of the binational studies is to prepare the student for professional activities in Germany or France, in particular for cross-national business activities. There are now over 1,000 graduates of the binational studies, including approximately 213 French and 113 German students. A poll revealed that the job market prospects are excellent for graduates. Entry-level salaries are far above the average.