Berlin School Of Business and Innovation expands to Barcelona

Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) is pleased to announce its expansion to Barcelona, in collaboration with its campus partner Barcelona School of Tourism, Hospitality and Gastronomy (CETT) and academic partner, International Telematic University (UNINETTUNO).

As a result of this partnership, BSBI will offer the following programmes which are accredited by UNINETTUNO and taught at CETT`s campus in Barcelona: Global MBA, Masters in Logistics, Masters in Strategic Marketing, and others. Students will be able to enrol in bachelors and masters programmes in Spanish or English.

Located in a vibrant and culturally rich area of Barcelona, the CETT campus is spread over 33,000 square meters and is fully equipped with the latest technology, with auditorium, numerous study and seminar rooms and co-working areas.

Sagi Hartov, Co-founder and Executive Chairman of BSBI, said: “We are thrilled to expand our global degree experience to Barcelona in partnership with CETT and UNINETTUNO. Barcelona is a major international city of culture and education, and we are excited to offer our academic programmes in both English and Spanish. This is a significant milestone for our school, and we are looking forward to building a great partnership with our long-term partner UNINETTUNO and CETT.”

Professor Dr Kyriakos Kouveliotis, Provost and Chief Academic Officer at BSBI, added: “We are excited to establish a BSBI presence in Barcelona, marking another significant milestone
for our institution. This new venture also signifies an opening to LATAM countries, as well as new programmes offered in the Spanish language, covering a diverse didactic spectrum.”

The new BSBI campus in Barcelona is set to welcome students in October 2023, with enrolment beginning in March 2023. This new expansion further reinforces BSBI’s commitment to providing
high-quality business education to students from all over the world.

For more information, please visit: https://www.berlinsbi.com/international-student-guide/living-in-barcelona-spain 

 

Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) unveils new campus in Neukölln

On Tuesday 29 November, Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) announced the opening of its new campus in “Alte Post” in Neukölln district of Berlin. At the new location, more than 3,000 students from over 100 nations will be able to choose from the broad range of courses offered by the international education provider in the future. In Berlin, the business school offers 19 bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes on current business topics, marketing and finance. Since September, degrees in psychology and engineering have also been available.

BSBI officially launched in 2018 with a group of nine students; 4 years later, with a growing student body and expanding portfolio of programmes, the school has outgrown its original campus in Potsdamer Strasse. In “Alte Post”, BSBI will create a connection with the area through the historic building, whilst the modern interior and facilities will allow for the education of the professionals of tomorrow, paying homage to the past while investing in the future.

District Mayor Martin Hikel recognizes the institution’s commitment to the district

On the occasion of the opening of the new campus, students and representatives of BSBI met yesterday, Tuesday, in the historic building of the former main post office “Alte Post”. Sagi Hartov, CEO of GUS Germany and Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of BSBI welcomed the guests: “We are thrilled to reveal our new campus and to become part of this fast-growing neighborhood. Neukölln attracts young people from diverse backgrounds, something that reflects our student body, and as an innovative area in constant development it’s the perfect location for our programmes and cutting-edge teaching, preparing students for the modern workplace. This is a remarkable day not only for BSBI, but for GUS Germany as well as we deepen and renew our presence in Berlin.”

The district mayor of Neukölln, Martin Hikel, emphasized the joy of the new opening of the “Alte Post” location by BSBI, mentioning: “It is an important and encouraging signal for Neukölln that life is returning to the “Alte Post”. The new campus on Karl-Marx-Strasse, the artery of our district, enriches the historic center of Neukölln.”

Professor Dr Kyriakos Kouveliotis, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, said: “We went from teaching 1,000 hours 4 years ago to now teaching around 30,000 hours across 50 programmes at all levels. Due to this incredible growth, our old campus had become too small to host all our activities and we needed a space suitable for our students’ ambitions.”

Art, a bear as a presenter and a successful celebration

After the official part of the programme, the guests were able to get an idea of the modern premises of the expanding educational institution. A foretaste of how diverse and lively things
will soon be in the newly occupied 17,000 square meters of the old post office building was offered by the supporting programme. The evening was hosted by a hologram of BESBI, BSBI Bubby Bear Berlin mascot, international artist Victor Ash unveiled a work of art created especially for BSBI, and celebrations with staff, students and guests continued throughout the evening.

  

BSBI expands portfolio to social sciences with psychology programmes in partnership with UNINETTUNO University

Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) announced the launch of five new programmes in partnership with UNINETTUNO University, with the aim to continue strengthening and diversifying its course portfolio opening to social sciences.

The new programmes, available from September 2023 are BSc in Psychology – Psychosocial Disciplines, MSc in Psychology – Cognitive Processes and Technologies, MA in Logistics, MA in Energy Management and MSc in Engineering Management.

These new programmes will be offered in partnership with International Telematic University UNINETTUNO. BSBI has been partners with UNINETTUNO University since its launch in 2018 and continues to explore ways to grow the partnership further.

With more than 22,000 students coming from 170 countries starting from a Consortium of Italian and European universities, created to enhance the use of technologies in higher Education, Uninettuno University is now a global university that offers online, blended and innovative undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes following European quality and academic standards.

The standout programmes of this new chapter in the collaboration are the BSc in Psychology – PsychosocialDisciplines and the MSc in Psychology – Cognitive Processesand Technologies. Designed to gain a deeper insight into human actions and acquire theoretical knowledge and the development of professional skills that can be used in many operational settings, they aim to prepare students for careers in training and development, human resources and welfare.

Professor Dr Kyriakos Kouveliotis, Provost and Chief Academic Officer at BSBI, said: “I am thrilled to introduce the new programmes that BSBI will offer. The programmes come at a perfect moment to bridge the gap that new global challenges are presenting in the domains of energy, logistics and engineering management.

“They are complemented with a bachelor’s and a master’s in psychology, which signify the opening of our school to social sciences. At BSBI we are always looking for ways to innovate and grow our academic offer, and we believe that reaching out to new areas of study will benefit our students.”

About Berlin School of Business and Innovation

Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) is located in the heart of Berlin on Potsdamer Strasse. The cosmopolitan Schöneberg area will provide graduates with the opportunity to be close to some of the biggest international corporations, enhancing their chances to become exceptional leaders in their chosen fields.

Every course is designed with three principles in mind – enterprise, leadership and success – which is why each programme focuses on improving practical business skills and understanding of the relevant industry. Students will receive the tools and information they need for professional success as well as support from industry-focused academics who are at the top of their field. They will also benefit from extensive career support for guidance and advice.

BSBI expands to Hamburg with Faculty of Creative Industries

Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) has today announced the opening of a new campus, expanding its presence to Hamburg.

The new premises, located in the second-largest city in Germany, will host BSBI’s Faculty of Creative Industries, in collaboration with its accredited awarding university partner, the
University for the Creative Arts (UCA).

The new faculty will expand BSBI’s portfolio with a selection of programmes in animation, graphic design and illustration. The programmes, awarded by UCA and taught by BSBI tutors, will allow students to receive UK recognised qualifications while studying in Germany.

Professor Dr Kyriakos Kouveliotis, Provost and Chief Academic Officer at BSBI, said: “This is a momentous occasion for BSBI, as we continue to expand our offering and grow our portfolio. With the addition of quality and career-oriented programmes in the creative arts, we aim to broaden our horizons and continue to become a leading institution in Germany.”

UCA is a top creative specialist university in the UK, holding ‘Gold’ status in the Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF). BSBI first partnered with the UK-based institution in October 2020, introducing undergraduate programmes in business and management, digital marketing and social media.

Dr Simon Macklin, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University for the Creative Arts, said, “Our partnership with BSBI continues to flourish and we look forward to making more courses available to students soon. The faculty’s new home, in Hamburg – a city known for its cultural and creative scene – is perfectly located for students to experience and embed themselves in the creative industries.“

This new development in the collaboration offers students the opportunity to access prestigious flagship courses designed for aspiring professionals in the creative industries.

Liz Fernando, Head of Academic Operations Arts at BSBI, commented, “Hamburg is a well-renowned hub of creative arts in Germany and a major European science, research and education hub with several universities and institutions.

“Our new campus is therefore well positioned to deliver these innovative programmes to budding creative minds and to support the growing industry with talented graduates. Thanks to UCA’s expertise, we are able to deliver a quality educational experience to domestic and international students in Germany.”

BSBI Hamburg campus is located in the famous Otto von Bahrenpark area, a landmark in
the city. The area is now a modern business park, preserving historical buildings while serving as a perfect backdrop for a modern, exciting and inspiring creative campus.

To mark the opening of its Hamburg campus, BSBI is launching the ‘BSBI Portfolio Scholarship Competition’. Students applying for the October 2021 intake will have the opportunity to secure full scholarship and partial scholarships for up to 50% of the tuition fees by submitting their artistic portfolio, to be reviewed by a panel of experts, by Friday 13 August.

BSBI featured in United Nations publication

Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) is proud to announce that Professor Dr Kyriakos Kouveliotis, Provost and Chief Academic Officer at BSBI, was recently featured in the UN Chronicle, the publication of the United Nations.

The UN Chronicle, produced by the United Nations Department of Global Communications, has served as the Organization’s flagship platform since 1946, providing authoritative information and debate on the activities of the larger United Nations system. The now digital publication continues to feature authoritative articles from a wide range of international experts and stakeholders.

Professor Kouveliotis contributed with an article outlining the idea of the ‘Global Degree’, the proposal for a new institutional model for higher education. He said: “The Global Degree was conceived to fill a gap in international higher education, developing a concise and innovative system blending conventional and distance learning without abolishing existing structures.

“This concept aims to acknowledge that learning has evolved alongside technology and international mobility, whilst devising a new approach to deliver a truly global education experience reflecting on the themes of accessibility and inclusion.”

Committed to this approach, BSBI has recently announced new partnerships to offer students a multi-city, global education experience between Germany, France and Greece. Starting from September 2021, students will have the opportunity to enrol in a selection of courses awarded by BSBI’s academic partners, the University for the Creative Arts (UCA), International Telematic University UNINETTUNO and Concordia University Chicago (CUC), whilst studying in prestigious locations in Europe.

Working with PPA Business School in Paris and Independent Studies of Science & Technology College (IST) in Athens, BSBI will allow students to study in either France or Greece’s capital, then concluding their studies in at BSBI in Berlin.

Professor Kouveliotis said: “We are excited to launch this new project, taking studying abroad to a new level. Working with these amazing partners we aim to broaden our students’ cultural and knowledge exchange, whilst maintaining the excellent standards of education and student services our partners strive to deliver.”

BSBI launched in 2018 with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business administration, tourism hospitality, events management, marketing and finance. Over recent years, the institution has expanded its portfolio through partnerships with universities in the UK and North America, as well as developing initiatives and services to accompany students during and after their studies.

“Our institution has its roots in Germany, but we’ve always looked to provide a worldwide learning experience, in line with the concept of the Global Degree. This is the brand of education BSBI believes in and wishes to implement,” Professor Kouveliotis added.