22.18 A study programme is offered in both a dual and a non-dual format. Is it mandatory to offer specific modules for the dual format?

No, that is not strictly necessary. A distinction between a dual and a non-dual program can also be achieved if both groups of students take the same modules, for example, by having dual-track students complete assignments as part of their independent study and/or project work, term papers, or similar tasks intended as part of their examination requirements that address workplace-related or practice-reflective issues. However, this must be clearly stated in the program documentation.