Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (currently Berlin International)
Experience international education in Germany’s vibrant capital, Berlin. With degrees taught in English, hands-on learning, and an internationally focused approach.
*Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences is currently undergoing a name change from Berlin International University of Applied Sciences. This change is subject to official approval and formal verification.
Why choose this university?
different countries represented in the student population
of courses offered are taught in English
Bachelor's & Master's Programmes in Architecture & Business
About Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International)
Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences, currently Berlin International University of Applied Sciences, is a private, state-recognised university located in the heart of Berlin and part of the BAU Global Education Network. Founded in 2012 as a satellite campus of Bahçeşehir University in Istanbul, the university has a strong focus on architecture, design, and business administration. It offers a range of high-quality undergraduate and postgraduate programmes taught in English and actively promotes cross-cultural and cross-national understanding. WUAS is home to a strong international community of students and faculty from around the world.
The Berlin International website is currently under reconstruction as it is rebranded to Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences. An announcement regarding the launch of the new website will be circulated shortly.
Study and live in the heart of Berlin
Studying in Berlin means living in one of Europe’s most creative, diverse, and student-friendly cities. Known as Europe’s start-up capital, Berlin is a hub for innovation, entrepreneurship, and cutting-edge industries, giving you countless opportunities to connect with creative professionals and future employers. The city combines a rich history with vibrant contemporary life, offering a truly international environment and an inspiring student experience.
WUAS is located in the heart of the university district of Charlottenburg. Easily reachable by public transport, it is surrounded by canals and green spaces and is only a short walk from Berlin’s largest park, the Tiergarten. From cultural landmarks and museums to cafés, restaurants and creative neighbourhoods, everything you need is within easy reach. Compared to many other European capitals, Berlin remains an affordable city for students, offering reasonable living costs, generous student discounts, and an efficient transport network that makes getting around the city simple and efficient.
Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (currently Berlin International)
Salzufer 6, 10587 Berlin,
Germany
Your campus life
Bringing a global campus experience to Berlin
- Modern campus designed for learning, creativity, and collaboration
- Spacious seminar rooms, studios, and workshops
- Well-equipped computer labs, private study rooms and library
- Vibrant international community of students and faculty from around the world
- Rooftop cafeteria with a stunning terrace overlooking the city
- Opportunities to join student clubs, societies, and cultural activities
- International network and partner exchange opportunities
Your university experience
Become part of an international network
As part of the BAU Global network, you gain access to a truly international academic and professional environment, with extensive opportunities for study and internship exchanges. Through the Erasmus+ program, a European Union initiative supporting education, training, youth activities, and sport, you can study abroad at an Erasmus partner university or complete an international internship.
Berlin’s reputation as Europe’s start-up capital helps students develop strong industry links through projects, internships, and collaborations with companies.
WUAS’s personalised approach to learning, combined with its dedicated student well-being support, mentoring, and campus resources, ensures students grow both academically and personally while preparing them for successful international careers.
Courses at Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International)
Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International) MBA Master of Business Administration
The two-year MBA program offers students the opportunity to specialize in either Management or Data Science & Finance.
Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International) BA Interior Architecture / Interior Design
The BA Interior Architecture/Interior Design program provides students with the skills and knowledge to develop and apply creative and sustainable solutions in the field of interior architecture and interior design.
Undergraduate degrees
Explore the range of undergraduate degrees at Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International) and and start your journey to becoming a great graduate.
Postgraduate degrees
Explore the range of postgraduate degrees at Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International) and take your career to the next level.
International Student Fees
| Study Route | Tuition Fees (2025-26) |
|---|---|
| Direct Degree Admission – Undergraduate | Graphic Design & Visual Communication – €9,280 EUR International Management and Marketing – €8,380 EUR Interior Architecture / Interior Design – €9,280 EUR Architecture – €9,280 EUR Data Science & Business – €8,380 EUR |
| Direct Degree Admission – Postgraduate | Architecture & Spatial Practices (1 year) – €13,000 EUR MBA (1 year) – €13,000 EUR Interior Architecture/Interior Design – €11,100 EUR Interior Design – €11,100 EUR MBA (2 years) – €11,100 EUR Architecture & Spatial Practices (2 years) – €11,100 EUR |
| Fees are not inclusive of scholarships. All applications are subject to a non-refundable registration fee of €750. All courses are subject to Terms and Conditions. | |
| Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences is currently undergoing a name change from Berlin International University of Applied Sciences. This change is subject to official approval and formal verification. | |
Scholarships at Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International)
Early Bird discount applies in addition to tuition fees. To qualify deposit to be paid by 30th April 2026.
Frequently asked questions
You must hold a valid German student visa that entitles you to study before you can start your course with one of our partner universities.
At our partner universities in Berlin all classes are taught in English.
Germany offers internationally recognised degrees, affordable tuition, and a strong focus on practical, career-ready education. With a high quality of life, excellent transport, and a central location in Europe, it’s an ideal destination for international students to study and build global careers.
Average living costs for students in Berlin are approximately €1,000–€1,300 per month, depending on accommodation, lifestyle, and personal expenses.
Applying is easy, you can apply online via our online application form. If you feel stuck at any point reach out to our team and we can guide you through the entire process.
In Germany students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time. During semester breaks there is no weekly hour limit but students must stay within the 140 full/280 half-days per years.
Exclusive to Germany, there is also a ‘tax-free’ mini job where students can work up to 40 hours per month with employer approval, on top of the regular 80 hours.
The local language is German however most people do speak English in the bigger cities like Berlin.
Yes. All enrolled students at participating Berlin universities are required to pay for the semester transport ticket as part of their semester fees. The ticket, called the Deutschlandsemesterticket, allows unlimited travel on local public transport and regional trains across Germany (excluding long-distance trains like ICE/IC/EC).
Yes, if you have a German student visa (national D visa) or a residence permit, you can generally travel to other Schengen countries for short stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period for tourism or visits. Travel outside the Schengen Area may require additional visas.
Student life in Germany is vibrant and well balanced, combining high-quality education with a rich cultural and social experience. Students enjoy diverse international communities, excellent public transport, affordable living options, and easy access to travel, culture, and part-time work opportunities.
Germany uses the Euro (€ / EUR) as its official currency.