The learning environment is student-centred, practice-oriented and has a strong focus on an applied, practical approach; Project-based learning, innovative teaching techniques such as case-based teaching, analytics labs and simulations, high degree of practical relevance and international focus, combination of experts from industry and professors of applied sciences offers the opportunity to think in a project- and practice-oriented way.

The faculty is closely linked to university partners within the Erasmus and BAU Global Network. Through student and staff mobility support, students and BI professors visit partner universities and stay there according to the programme. One of the newest partners worldwide is the Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico. In addition, the BAU Global Network provides the opportunity for Washington, Cyprus and Batumi to host further activities such as workshops and summer schools that benefit the BI community through newly acquired knowledge.

Australia: University of the Sunshine Coast Austria: Fachhochschule Salzburg, Salzburg Czech Republic: Czech University of Life Sciences, Prague Denmark:Business Academy Aarhus France:ESCE International Business School, Paris Hungary: Budapest Metropolitan University Ireland: Ecole de Management de Normandie (EM), Dublin Mexico: Tecnológico de Monterrey Poland: AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow Spain: Universidad Europea di Valencia, Valencia Turkey: Bahcesehir University, Istanbul UK: Ecole de Management de Normandie (EM), Oxford

The faculty is supported by Logitech Hybrid Systems and an LMS. In addition, there are 2 PC rooms, which are equipped with the corresponding statistics software. In special courses, programmes and platforms that optimise teaching (e.g. Datacamp) are used. MS Office: Word, Power Point, Excel, Adobe: Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Acrobat Pro, Lightroom, Experience Design (Beta), Premiere Pro, After Effects, Project Felix, Dreamweaver, Adobe Muse, Animate, Adobe Typekit, R and R Studio; Python 3.7, Visual.

Two research areas have inspired the publications and research projects. The first group of research topics examines the contribution of business modelling through the Design Thinking method on the development of Enterprise Architecture Management. The second group of research topics investigates the effects of decision-making processes on the social environment under risk and uncertainty.

The Berlin International Alumni Association offers seminars on business start-ups. The university is also a member of and German representative in the worldwide i-Accelerate programme. In this network, students have the opportunity to make contact with other entrepreneurs.

Berlin International is very international. 70% of students, 60% of teaching staff and 50% of non-teaching staff are international. There is a Diversity Officer. They provide advice and mediation in the event of a complaint. The Diversity Officer works closely with the Women's Representative. There is a Mental Health Officer. They act as the first point of contact for general questions and concerns and provide resources to manage stress. If necessary, they can arrange for professional support.