Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences

Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences is a state-recognized German university located in the center of Berlin. Formerly known as Berlin International University of Applied Sciences, we educate the next generation of architects, designers and business leaders through programs that are innovative, practice-oriented and globally connected. 

With students and academic staff from more than 92 countries, Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences is one of the most internationally diverse universities in Germany. Our programs are taught entirely in English, preparing graduates to succeed in an increasingly interconnected world. 

As part of Whitecliffe Global, our students join an international academic community that extends well beyond Berlin, connecting campuses, industries and cultures across Europe, Australasia and beyond. 

The Global Network

One Network. Three Continents. Seven Countries.

Whitecliffe Berlin is part of a unified global education ecosystem operated by Whitecliffe Global, functioning together as one integrated international education network. The combined network spans three continents and seven countries, comprising five universities, language schools, and multiple academic and research centres – all aligned under a shared educational philosophy.

Wherever you study with us, you join a community that crosses borders. Your degree opens doors not just in Berlin, but in, Auckland, Sydney, Toronto and beyond.

Why Whitecliffe?

Globaly Connected

Study alongside students and academics from more than 92 countries while joining an international education network extending across multiple campuses and continents. 

 Practice-oriented

Every program is designed around real-world projects and industry engagement. You’ll graduate with practical experience, a professional network and the confidence to apply your knowledge from day one. 

 In the heart of Berlin

Located at Salzufer 6 in Charlottenburg, our campus sits on the banks of the Spree Canal in one of Europe’s most creative and internationally connected cities.