A New Chapter Begins: Berlin International Joins the Whitecliffe Global Network

Students Q&A

Berlin International is joining the Whitecliffe global education network as part of its strategic development. This transition connects the Berlin campus with an international academic community and expands opportunities for collaboration, mobility and shared expertise.

No. Your program, curriculum, academic requirements, and expected graduation timeline remain unchanged.

Yes. The academic accreditation and recognition of your degree remain unchanged. Your program continues to meet the same academic standards and regulatory requirements.

Because the university’s name has officially changed, degree certificates will reflect the new title: Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences. During the transition period, official documentation may reference the institution’s previous name to ensure continuity and transparency.

No. Your program structure, curriculum and academic requirements remain unchanged.

No. The academic standards and recognition of your degree remain exactly the same. Becoming part of Whitecliffe strengthens the global recognition of the institution by connecting it to an expanding international network.

No changes are planned to teaching staff or course delivery

No. Graduation timelines remain unchanged.

Your official documentation will reflect the current legal name of the institution. Where appropriate during the transition period, references may acknowledge the institution’s former name to ensure clarity.

Student services will remain the same. Over time, improvements to digital systems and processes are expected to enhance the overall student experience.

Over time, some digital systems may be updated as part of the transition. If changes occur, students will receive clear instructions and support to ensure a smooth process.

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