Steinbeis University

Steinbeis University Berlin (Steinbeis-Hochschule Berlin) is a state-recognized private university in Germany founded in 1998 and operating within the Steinbeis Foundation network, which emphasizes knowledge transfer into practical application and integrates academic education with the labor market. The university is based in Berlin and also has a presence in other German cities such as Magdeburg, Stuttgart, Gaggenau, and Freiburg. It offers a wide range of academic programs including Bachelor’s degrees (including Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Business Administration), Master’s degrees in arts, science, and engineering, as well as MBA, MBE, LL.M., and doctoral programs across fields such as business, management, engineering, technology, health management, education, law, psychology, and criminology. The university follows a practice-oriented Project Competence Study (PKS) model, where students engage in real-world company projects as part of their studies, enhancing the integration of theory and practice and improving employability. It also includes specialized schools such as the Steinbeis School of Management and Technology (SMT) and the Steinbeis School of International Business and Entrepreneurship (SIBE). Its programs are evaluated and accredited by bodies such as the German Accreditation Council (GAC) and the Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation (FIBAA), ensuring educational quality and academic recognition both locally and internationally.