Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) and University for the Creative Arts (UCA) new partnership

As a result of a collaboration between Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) and University for the Creative Arts (UCA) in the UK, new courses are going to be part of programmes of the provider in Germany. Berlin School of Business and Innovation which is a private higher education institution and part of the Global University Systems group agreed that it will deliver two undergraduate programmes designed by UCA, both awarded by title BSc (Hons) and these will be Business and Management, and Digital Marketing and Social Media.

The courses will be delivered at the campus in Berlin and allow students to achieve a UK-recognised qualification while studying in Germany.

BSBI considers UCA experience and teaching standards for the creative arts of high quality. The school believe that working with UCA is an excellent opportunity for BSBI to grow their programmes and ensuring that students will have the best learning resources. The collaboration should bring not only the expanding academic courses but also provide improved and diverse career opportunities for students in Berlin.

The German school said that the course in Business and Management focuses on the practical skills, entrepreneurial attributes and creativity required to make an immediate impact on global business organisations. BSc Digital Marketing and Social Media course provide a global perspective to develop effective strategies for international markets.

Students will have the option to choose between 3 or 4 year-long studies. The longer path will include a foundation year programme introducing the fundamentals of creative business and management while preparing students to use English in academic work.

Both institutions are part of the Global University Systems which operates a group of private higher education institutions in the UK, Ireland, Canada and Germany.

Another recently introduced programmes are with the partnership between the London College of Contemporary Arts and UCA.