The bachelor’s program in Culture and Economy: Spanish Studies is characterized by its interdisciplinary, international, and flexible nature. By attending modules at two schools, the students learn different scientific ways of thinking. It taught me a lot, and so did the international campus with students from around the world. After graduating from the program, students have a lot of career options. I decided to stay at the university and pursue the Mannheim Master in Management. Now, I work as a project manager at the KfW Group. If I had to do it all again, I would definitely still choose to study the bachelor’s program in Culture and Economy.