BSBI Welcomes Berlin Bear on campus

Berlin School of Business and Innovation continues to focus on student engagement and satisfaction, and a pivotal part of this is the campus environment and experience.

BSBI recently had a bespoke 8ft statue bear delivered to campus which has brought a breath of fresh air to all at BSBI. Students and staff have all enjoyed having photos taken, (whilst masked) with the bespoke metallic painted and high-quality finished bear. 

The bear has been named BESBI and it represents the fun spirit at the Berlin School of Business and Innovation. Did you know the bear has been a symbol of Berlin for hundreds of years? Throughout the city, you’ll see a number of bear statues, which is now becoming a popular and fun tourist sight for both locals and internationals.

#BSBIbear

Ahmed and Maryam welcoming BESBI in team!

Ahmed and Maryam welcoming BESBI in team!

BESBI is located on 3rd floor Student Lounge of BSBI Campus!

”Welcome to BSBI – Our very own BESBI”

 


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