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An analysis by the BSBI School of Business and Innovation shows that Germany’s innovation capacity is built on different regional strengths – raising the question of how these strengths can be better connected.

Gisma University of Applied Sciences reveals significant differences in the digital maturity of public services across Germany’s largest cities  and shows why the real challenge is not putting forms online, but redesigning entire administrative processes for the digital age.

Prof. Johannes Kiessler, Dean of Art & Design at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE), explores what this shift reveals about our understanding of cultural heritage and identity.

BSBI School of Business and Innovation has partnered with the British Council to expand IELTS test access in Germany, supporting international students and professionals with recognised English language assessment at BSBI’s Berlin and Hamburg campuses.

BSBI School of Business and Innovation, Germany, and MIT World Peace University, Pune, have signed a strategic MoU to advance international higher education, student and faculty exchange, joint research, and global learning opportunities between India and Europe.

Explore highlights from UE Dubai’s inaugural Green Futures Forum, where students and industry experts discussed sustainability, innovation and responsible leadership.

GUS Germany GmbH integrates Harvard Business Impact course materials into teaching at BSBI, UE and Gisma, enhancing practical learning, leadership skills and real-world business education.

Survey of 500 HR leaders in Germany shows employers prioritize skills, experience, and cultural fit over university type or reputation when hiring graduates.

The University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) has strengthened its international academic footprint by signing three new Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with leading universities in Pakistan.

Last week, the University of Europe for Applied Sciences hosted the GGG Autumn Career Fair 2025 at its Berlin campus, in association with Berlin School of Business and Innovation and Gisma University of Applied Sciences. This was the sixth Career Fair organised on behalf of GGG and the most popular one yet, with an estimated 1,150 students and alumni from BSBI, Gisma and UE, along with 31 organisations in attendance.

The first GGG Higher Education Roundtable hosted the Global Envisioning Conference series on theme of “Connecting Continents, Transforming Learning: A Transdisciplinary Dialogue for Future of Education.”