About Campus Berlin

Interesting facts about the campus and the city

Studying in an international city

The FOM centre in Berlin

Berlin is a vibrant, cosmopolitan metropolis known for its remarkable cultural and economic diversity. Dynamic, trendy neighborhoods shaped by people from around 170 countries define the city’s unique character. At the heart of this lively environment lies the FOM Campus, offering excellent transport connections. Here, students and professionals benefit from modern seminar rooms providing an ideal setting for academic success.

Berlin Cathedral. German Berliner Dom. A famous landmark on the Museum Island in Mitte, Berlin, Germany.

BErlin, Germany - july 2017: Radome at abandoned NSA field station / listening station on Teufelsberg in Berlin, Germany

Berlin skyline panorama with TV tower and Spree river at sunset, Germany

Home of global players

Industry & business

Berlin is a dynamic business hub, home to global players like Siemens, Bayer, and Deutsche Telekom. The city combines a thriving startup ecosystem with established industries, fostering innovation and growth. International trade fairs such as IFA and InnoTrans further strengthen Berlin’s position as a center for industry, trade, and career opportunities.

Experiencing diversity

Art, culture & nature

Berlin is a vibrant city where culture, art, and nature come together seamlessly. With world-class museums, galleries, and theatres, it offers a dynamic cultural scene. Iconic landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and cutting-edge exhibitions at the Berlinische Galerie highlight its creative spirit. The city's green spaces, such as Tiergarten and Tempelhofer Feld, offer a refreshing escape from urban life, making Berlin an inspiring place to live, work and visit.

Well-connected and easy to explore

Mobility & transport

Berlin Brandenburg Airport is just 18 kilometers from the city centre, offering direct connections to major international destinations. Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) is centrally located, providing links to all major cities in Germany. The city boasts an extensive local transport network, including U-Bahn, S-Bahn, buses, and trams, ensuring easy access to all areas. Additionally, Berlin is known for its bike-friendly infrastructure, with plenty of rental bikes available for convenient travel and spontaneous exploration.