• Shape your future

  • Explore the world

  • Set yourself apart

  • The Berlin School of Economics and Law (BSEL) was founded in 2009 through a merger with FHVR Berlin, a University of Applied Sciences for Administration and Law. The BSEL decisively strengthens the capital’s position as a location for tertiary level education and research.

    The BSEL is one of the largest universities of applied sciences in Berlin, offering courses in private and public sector business administration, economics and administration, law and security management.

  • Berlin is an easy city to enjoy, with great infrastructure and seamless public transport. Whether it's summer or winter, Berlin offers a packed social calendar, from clubs to theatre and fringe shows. It has become one of Europe's main nightlife hotspots.

    Berlin’s burgeoning creative atmosphere has become its defining characteristic. The diverse avant-garde art scene in Berlin-Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg, and increasingly in Friedrichshain, has attracted an array of low-budget bars, gastropubs and restaurants.

    Berlin is also one of Europe's greenest cities. It has 2500 public parks and gardens, so you can comfortably unwind among the bustle of Berlin’s city streets.

  • Students in Berlin not only get a fantastic deal on public transport with the BVG semester ticket, but also great reductions on a host of other leisure activities too. All you need is your student ID to receive these discounts.

Academics

Main areas of study

The listed areas of study are not necessarily exhaustive and other fields of study might also be available at the partner institution. Moreover, names for fields of study may be different overseas.

A discipline being listed does not in indicate the suitability of the program, nor does it indicate that the discipline is taught in English.

Approval to study particular subjects at any institution is always at the discretion of the departmental/discipline and faculty advisors at RMIT University and subject to available places at the host institution.

  • Business
  • Law
  • Security Management

Special requirements

Courses available in German and English. It is recommended that exchange students take courses from the English stream.

Open to RMIT Undergraduate students.

Open to RMIT students from College of Business.

RMIT students are not eligible to take Masters courses.

Similiar partners

  • All
  • By location
  • By discipline
  • IESEG

  • IE

  • EBS

Full time load

Minimum

ECTS

Maximum

ECTS

7.5 ECTS

RMIT credit points

Living

Accommodation

The BSEL does not have its own on-campus accommodation and therefore is not in a position to guarantee rooms for exchange students. However, there are several possibilities for exchange students to find accommodation during their stay in Berlin.

Health insurance

In order to enrol you have to show proof of a valid health insurance.

Living cost

Besides your rent you should be able to cover your basic expenses with approximately 400 Euros per month.

Key information

Visa

Students from Australia should apply for a student visa to study in Germany. Contact the German Embassy/Consulate in Australia to determine the visa you need

Further information is available at here.

Partner grading scale

Low demand

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Your say

  • You will learn more about yourself in one semester, than the rest of your time spent at university combined.

    Dominic Chambers
    Dominic Chambers
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  • Absolutely get involved, don't be shy. Don't always follow the pack - if there's something YOU want to do, do it!

    Thomas Ryan
    Thomas Ryan
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