Oxford International has today announced a brand-new partnership with Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (currently Berlin International University of Applied Sciences), in Berlin, supporting its international growth and expanding English-taught study opportunities in one of Europe’s most in-demand student cities.
The collaboration will see Oxford International support Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International)’s growth by providing international market development services across student recruitment, overseas marketing, admissions, compliance, enrolment, and student support.
Applications for the first student intake, beginning in October 2026, will open in early February across a portfolio of nine undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in architecture, design, and business. All the programmes will be taught entirely in English, with small class sizes, strong industry links, and a clear pathway from study to work in Germany.
Feroz Ali, Managing Director at Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International), commented: “We are thrilled to partner with Oxford International as we expand our international reach. We already support learners from 92 countries, with international students making up 70% of our population. Together, we look forward to welcoming an even more diverse cohort of students to Berlin and offering them an internationally focused education with clear pathways from study to work.”
Lil Bremermann-Richard, CEO of Oxford International, said: “Partnering with Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International) marks an important step in Oxford International’s global expansion. Berlin is an increasingly attractive destination for international students, and this collaboration reflects our ambition to support institutions and students in dynamic, future-facing markets.”
Oxford International works numerous academic partners globally supporting almost 80,000 students each year. Its global recruitment teams are based in more than 50 international source markets, providing academic partners with local insight and ongoing strategic guidance.
