Berlin School of Business and Innovation is pleased to announce that it has become a telc-approved centre.telc is an online training platform that provides language examinations and training through seminars, workshops and courses.
As a result of this development, BSBI will now be able to provide A1-B2 German language tests, allowing students who have studied the language to test their proficiency at the school. BSBI will also be offering all of its students the opportunity with special pricing for the test at the end of their programme of study which aligns with the school’s vision of supporting students with integrating into the German market and community.Prof Dr Kyriakos Kouveliotis, Provost & Chief Academic Officer of BSBI, stated: “It has been one of the goals of the whole academic team to be able to upgrade the curriculum of the German courses and to offer our students the opportunity to certify the knowledge they have acquired with us. As such, we are all very happy with this development.”
BSBI has been recognised by Corporate Vision with the Most Innovative Higher Education Institution 2025 – Germany award, celebrating the institution’s commitment to innovation, student-focused education and career-oriented learning.
MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU), Pune, has entered into a strategic partnership with the BSBI School of Business and Innovation through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
BSBI Business School of Innovation has signed a strategic partnership with EUNCET Business School in Spain, marking another step in the institution’s internationalisation strategy. Formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), the agreement establishes the framework for long-term collaboration in education, research and academic exchange.
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