Published 19 March 2026

BSBI Announces 10th Portfolio Scholarship Winners in Hamburg

BSBI is proud to announce the winners of its 10th Portfolio Scholarship Competition, celebrating outstanding creative talent at its Hamburg campus.

This annual competition offers aspiring designers, artists, and visual storytellers the opportunity to showcase their portfolios and secure scholarships toward their studies at BSBI. It reflects the school’s commitment to nurturing creativity and supporting ambitious students in the creative industries.

The Portfolio Scholarship Competition remains a key initiative for BSBI, providing a platform for emerging creatives to gain recognition, build their careers, and study in one of Germany’s most dynamic cities.

For more information about the winners, visit BSBI Hamburg Portfolio Scholarship Competition.

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