Erasmus+
Berlin International University of Applied Sciences is a young and internationally oriented university. International cooperation, activities, and research projects are of great importance to us. Students, professors, lecturers, and researchers from all over the world are therefore very welcome.
We are proud to participate in the Erasmus+ mobility scheme since 2015. As part of this scheme, we have been able to establish Erasmus agreements with 27 higher education institutions across Europe and are striving to further expand this network. We welcome inquiries from institutions and universities that would like to cooperate with us in the future within the framework of the Erasmus scheme.
As our name suggests, we believe the international exchange has a lot to offer both staff and students! Berlin International is open to all other forms of exchange and international cooperation - at university or another institutional level. If you would like to cooperate with us in other ways (bilateral agreements, memoranda of understanding, etc.), we would also be pleased to receive your inquiry. Please contact our International Exchange Office by e-mail.
Further information on Erasmus+ can be found here:
Get to know our Erasmus+ Partner Institutions!
- EASD - Escuela de Arte y Superior de Diseno Gran Canaria (Las Palmas)
- IED - Istituto Europeo di Design Spain (Madrid, Barcelona)
- Universidad de Alicante (Alicante)
- Universidad Europea di Valencia (Valencia)
- Universitat Politènica de Valencia - Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura (Valencia)
- Universidad de Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Erasmus + Research
This project aims to develop and validate two methodologies. On the one hand, for the full integration of arts, creativity and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) in the curricula of European university degrees, using The STEAM∀H interdisciplinary teaching approach, through the integration of art (A) and humanities (H) with other technical scientific disciplines: science (S), technology (T), engineering (E), mathematics (M). On the other hand, for the full integration of microcredentials in the system for evaluating abilities, skills and knowledge of each European university degrees.
