OpenFieldTouro University Berlin is a dual-accredited American and German private university located on the historic Am Rupenhorn estate in Berlin, offering American undergraduate and graduate degrees in business, psychology, and Holocaust studies.
Founded in 2003 as part of the international Touro University System, Touro Berlin is recognized both by the US Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) and the German Berlin Senate / Wissenschaftsrat. Situated in a historic Bauhaus villa overlooking the Havel river, Touro Berlin provides small seminars taught entirely in English, dual American and German degree options, and leading research centers in Holocaust studies and clinical psychology.
Bachelor's degree admission requires a US high school diploma, German Abitur, or recognized international secondary school diploma. Master's programs require an accredited bachelor's degree in business, psychology, or humanities (minimum GPA 2.7 US / 2.5 German equivalent). English proficiency must be demonstrated via TOEFL iBT 80+, IELTS 6.5+, or Duolingo 110+. Financial aid and merit scholarships are available for international scholars.
Four-year dual degree accredited in both the United States and Germany, focusing on corporate finance, international trade law, digital marketing, and European business ethics.
American-accredited psychology degree taught in English covering developmental psychology, abnormal pathology, cognitive neuropsychology, and quantitative behavioral statistics.
Interdisciplinary master's degree conducted in Berlin in cooperation with Memorial Museums and Yad Vashem, exploring historical memory, anti-bias education, and digital Holocaust memorialization.
English-taught computer science curriculum covering network security protocols, Linux administration, Python scripting, cryptography, and cloud compliance.
Prestigious institutional scholarship honoring incoming scholars who demonstrate leadership in transatlantic civic cooperation and intercultural dialogue.
Graduate fellowship supporting master's candidates conducting archival research in Berlin, Potsdam, and Polish memorial archives regarding wartime history and refugee repatriation.
Dean of Academic Affairs and Professor of Holocaust and Modern History · Department of Holocaust Studies
Prof. Dr. Klein is an internationally acclaimed historian of National Socialism, having co-edited the official documentary history of the Lodz Ghetto and served as advisor to German federal memorial sites.
View research profile ↗Professor of Business Administration and Quantitative Finance · Department of Business Administration
Prof. Dr. Gollasch examines capital structure decisions, European cross-border mergers and acquisitions, and governance mechanisms in transatlantic enterprises.
View research profile ↗Associate Professor of Psychology · Department of Psychology
Dr. Offenberg researches intergenerational trauma transmission in displaced populations, evaluating efficacy of culturally adapted cognitive therapies in urban European contexts.
View research profile ↗University profile compiled from official Touro University Berlin academic bulletins and institutional directories reviewed on 2026-10-15. OpenField is an independent research guide.