About BIKE
Expertise, network and intercultural competence.
EXPERTISE
International relations
Academic expertise and professional experience form the basis for well-founded programmes, briefings and dialogue with institutions in Berlin and Brandenburg.
NETWORK
Institutional access
Our established professional network enables contact with relevant institutions, experts and organisations from education, politics, civil society, health and care.
LANGUAGES
Intercultural communication
We work with a broad network of experienced experts and professional interpreters – with many years of experience in the linguistic and intercultural accompaniment of international delegations, including simultaneous interpreting. Language support in German, English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Polish, Turkish, Kurdish, Nepali, Chinese and Persian, among others.
Who we work for
Designed for institutional and professional delegations.
Our programmes are intended for organisations seeking structured professional exchange rather than standard tourism. Each visit is built around relevant institutions, expert dialogue and practical learning.
Universities & higher education
Ministries & authorities
Municipalities & cities
State & public institutions
NGOs & foundations
Professional organisations
Our team
The people behind BIKE

Prof. Dr. Kenan Engin
Political science · International relations · Academic director
Prof. Dr. Kenan Engin is a political scientist specialising in international relations. He studied and conducted research in Istanbul, Heidelberg, London and at Harvard University, among others, and has taught at various universities in Germany and abroad. His areas of expertise include international relations, migration, conflict research and socio-political transformation processes. As a speaker he has many years of experience in exchange with universities, ministries, public institutions and international delegations.
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Marta Kemperink M.A.
Educational science · Intercultural education · Civil society
Marta Kemperink M.A. is an educational scientist and long-standing lecturer specialising in interculturality. She studied German at the University of Warsaw, then linguistics at the University of Freiburg, and completed a master’s degree in educational sciences at the Ludwigsburg University of Education. She has many years of experience in various civil-society organisations in Germany and works in German, English and Polish.