According to the guidelines of the participating universities, the program comprises eight semesters, of which the first six semesters are spent in Germany and the remaining two in Spain. After a preliminary internship in craftsmanship, the course of studies in Germany is divided into two semesters of basic studies, in which the scientific basics are dealt with, two semesters of moderately differentiated specialist studies, in which the engineering basics are taught, and two semesters of advanced studies, in which the scientific basics are deepened. By means of integrated, subject-related language courses during the first six semesters, students will be able to speak and write technical Spanish at a level of at least B1.

The in-depth study is then continued in the last two semesters of the program, which take place in Spain. On the basis of selected specialist subjects, the program focuses on the specific characteristics of Spain in the field of transportation engineering. The teaching is accompanied by an intensive practical phase in cooperation with offices and companies from the Spanish construction industry. By doing so, an intense and direct experience of the Spanish professional world is offered to the students. The conclusion of the eighth semester is the bachelor thesis to be written in Spain, which will take nine weeks for completion

By completing this study program successfully, graduates have access to a large job market in the entire German- and Spanish-speaking world. The majority of the graduates will work in German and Spanish construction companies, where the construction of traffic facilities is in the main business. Further fields of work can be found in engineering offices which plan, inspect and supervise traffic engineering construction projects as well as in the administration of infrastructure - predominantly in the public sector.