BSBI Virtual Open Day

On Tuesday September 4 Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) invited current and potential students to take part in its first Virtual Open Day.

The Open Day, held in the interactive and innovative form of an online webinar, was centred on the education offer provided by BSBI.

Beate Appel, Director of Curriculum and Quality, was on hand to guide viewers through the school’s portfolio, exploring the structure of the different courses along with the career paths accessible through them.

BSBI’s Head of Recruitment Ali Salman also took part in the webinar, explaining how the school supports students through the enrolment process.

 Simone Eisenhauer, Student Service Manager focused on the additional services provided by the school, including accommodation, career advice and the possibility to take on work experience and internships with the institution’s partners.


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